#social insecurity

[felopunk]

[attgab-blog]

PARANOIA

© Gabriel Quiñones, 2017

Para llevar a cabo nuestras necesidades y compromisos, en algún momento del día todos somos peatones. Pero la realidad es que al transitar por las calles y avenidas de nuestra ciudad vivimos en un estado de alerta constante, ya que los hechos acaecidos recientemente en nuestro país y en todo el mundo nos demuestran que cualquier persona a nuestro alrededor puede representar una amenaza, y que es prácticamente imposible estar seguros al cien por ciento.

Este sentimiento creciente de inseguridad genera desconfianza y nos hace cada vez más fríos e inhumanos. ¿Puede esto llevar a la paranoia? ¿O son simplemente las medidas que nos hemos visto obligados a tomar para defendernos y sobrevivir?

A través de estas imágenes pretendo hacer un primer acercamiento a este tema, mostrando la manera en que me siento respecto a esta situación, cómo me siento al salir a la calle y exponerme a las amenazas que parecían ficticias, pero que en algún momento empezaron a volverse reales.

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Fotos: Gabriel Quiñones (IG: Attgab)

Modelo: Luis Manuel Perdomo (IG: Manurkk)

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[thebeccagramchronicles]

Why a small spiritual victory can be really big

the day God won the argument

Spiritual victories can be major. A couple of days ago, I mentioned sharing what I consider a major spiritual victory in my life. For some of you, it may seem trivial. For me, it was huge. It was the day God won the argument. This is one of my favorite chapters of scripture. A little background. There was a time when I entertained a lot. I enjoyed it. We opened our home for all kinds of…

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[in-the-stacks]

Presenting Social Insecurity by James W. Russell. Reviewed by The Lone Reader podcast from the Everett Public Library in Everett, Washington.

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[betterlyf01-blog]

How to get rid of social insecurity - betterlyf

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[littlejchica]

Personaly shit

Im having some personal social issues with friends and my parents atm and i dont really no what to do because i just dont no im scared and i feel like crying and i just dont no 😔 would anyone mind if i rant a bit about that i have no one to talk to atm about this sort of thing?

[thewakalix]

me: “you don’t have to feel insignificant just because you have <10 followers and very few likes, it just means you’re not Popular, you’ve never cared much about being Popular anyway, you tend to prefer a few close friendships”

brain: “#likes ∝ f(activeFollowers*positivityOfReactions) [where f is monotonically increasing] => (#likes very low[compared to estimated likes of peers]=>very few people appreciate you=>you are unimportant=>you now feel bad)”

me: “shush, you’re just rephrasing my insecurity about social acceptance and appreciation in a pseudo-mathematical format, thus covering up the logical flaws and the fact that you are ignoring the is-ought problem”

brain: “I am low-status because almost no people like me, this is bad and I should be worried about this”

me: facepalm

[nots0phun]

me talking with strangers: "...............-" me talking with people who ship my otp: "Jdkdvbfwlwoeyvdbslwlpxkcfbdbebbekfkfk....." - to be continued