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Good knowing there are others that like hands as much as I do
Can’t tell if having necessary spinal procedure delayed for months and months, all health visits cancelled due to covid or still dealing with stupidly falling for a love bombing hurts more. Maybe it’s a secret FOURTH option. Maybe they can’t be compared.
The obvious answer: that my stuff will always be trivial compared to what is being done in the world.
I wish it were an actual comfort, moment by moment, to think we are all just become part of everything else.
Funny that people seldom seem to think
ah, when I die,
part of me will be the filthy slime beneath your feet,
the gunk you scrub off of your hands,
the stench you smell upon the wind,
the sweat-stained cloth of others sins;
isn’t it?
We’re all sunlight and sparkles, ain’t we?
Someone ends up what you scrape off your boot with thoughtless distaste.
No, I meant after death.
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A midwinter reminder that there are real people behind the words here.
Think twice before you promise to help people with actions or needful things. (Then don’t. Don’t promise.)
Your desire to sprinkle shiny happy pixie dust over people then move on before it even lands isn’t always safe.
[No, beloved, this isn’t about you. You stayed. You’ve shown more strength, wisdom and common sense kindness than some people twice your age.]