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Nothing will ensure that this will last. Everything will go wrong, end in abundant feelings of pain I can’t steer clear of experiencing and neither will you. Gravity isn’t so gentle on all of its letdowns we constantly have to face here.

But I can’t let it stop me from this refreshing love life can surround me with.

Forever isn’t real and nothing is promised or permanent but god damn I’ll be worst at best if I deny myself this fucking light I finally reached. My eyes adjusting I can see so much more of the world and notice the galaxies internally forming that I once refused to place a desire on.

(You’ll get over me and leave but I’d rather enjoy what I love to and notice the beauty in what I’m living alongside. The good is in fighting against the current waiting for that wind to change.)

Denny is the batman of the group shawn is nightwing and gus is a male posion ivy

#psyche #psych #phsyche #phsych #shawn spencer #burton guster #guss #gus

What a great combination! #phsych (at Sunset District, San Francisco)

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Way to go Shawn. You made your very own ship name.

#phsych #Shassie #ship

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A psychological but fun group dynamics game from Augusto Boal. There should be no talking until the exercise is over. The group sits or stands in a circle and closes their eyes. The leader tells them that one person will be selected by a tap on the shoulder. The leader walks around the whole circle, then asks the group to open their eyes. The group members must look around and try to guess who was chosen. They are asked to remember who they decided upon but not to reveal it at this point. The game is repeated. When everybody has finished looking round, the leader asks them, on the count of three, without talking, to point at the person they thought was chosen the first time. Everybody points. Now, they do the same again for the second time. Afterwards, members are asked what it was that led them to choose a particular person, for example, the facial expression that person had. Then, on a signal, they are asked to put up their hands if they were touched the first time. They discover that no one was touched the first time. They are asked to do the same for the second time. The group discover that they were all touched the second time. There is only one liar - the workshop leader!