Pet play but you’re a clown and I’m your invisible dog so basically I don’t actually have to be present
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Pet play but you’re a clown and I’m your invisible dog so basically I don’t actually have to be present
I'm cutegirl
Stay out of my void. Unless you have baked goods, then share
Trauma
A well-documented feature of trauma, one familiar to many, is our inability to articulate what happens to us. We not only lose our words, but something happens with our memory as well. During a traumatic incident, our thought processes become scattered and disorganized in such a way that we no longer recognize the memories as belonging to the original event. Instead, fragments of memory, dispersed as images, body sensations, and words, are stored in our unconscious and can become activated later by anything even remotely reminiscent of the original experience. Once they are triggered, it is as if an invisible rewind button has been pressed, causing us to reenact aspects of the original trauma in our dayto-day lives. Unconsciously, we could find ourselves reacting to certain people, events, or situations in old, familiar ways that echo the past
Sometimes there’s a voice in my head that tells me I shouldn’t post things wishing for his death in case the secret service comes after me but then I’m like nah don’t let them dull your shine girl
Scrub a dub dub
Three men in a tub
And nobody finds it weird
Locked out of mind palace
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Evicting squatters from mind palace
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Brain house
Why does Madonna’s new song danceteria sound kind of like that EVERYBODY MOVEMENT parody song