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New Blog Just Dropped
Whelp
I never thought I'd be that bitch, but the brain rot is real y'all.
My second blog got kind of run-over with kpop stuff (Stray Kids and Ateez). So I went ahead and made another blog.
I will be reblogging a bunch of stuff there instead of my other blog. I am also writing on this blog as well. It is currently for Stray Kids, Ateez and Seventeen.
I don't know how many kpop fans I got on here, but if you are interested in that kind of thing, you can find me at @stayteezdreams
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03. "Toxic people attach themselves like cinder blocks tied to your ankles, and then invite you for a swim in their poisoned waters." –John Mark Green
Sometimes I think we stay with toxic people because we had no choice. Maybe because we're stuck. Or maybe because we refuse to acknowledge their toxicity for the reason that we think we could handle it, or worse, we got used to it. In the end, we contribute to their behavior. To the worsening of it. Because the more we stay, the more we fuel their fire.
Then I wonder, does that make us toxic, too?
–L
(05/02/23; 1:48am)
Honestly, I watch the video "The Art of Communication" by Jimmy Nelson several times just for me to understand his point and indeed his a superior speaker for him to accommodate an inspiring speech about his journey exploring new cultures especially the indigenous cultures. Jimmy Nelson has gone all over the earth to photograph native peoples at their proudest moments and to show their soul.
Throughout his journey, he feels despair because of the problems and one of it is when Jimmy paid the man he saw on the village cafe to become an interpreter to help him to communicate with the other tribe, they traveled to a long valley in the middle of winter that took them 2 weeks but only to find out that the interpreter he bought doesn't understand the language of the tribe he was distress but continue the journey he communicates with them using gestures to each other and with that, they form communication. There was also a time of how frustrating Jimmy is, where he almost fell off the cliff because of the reindeer, through his action gesturing and shouting for help despite not being able to talk to each other they understood his body language even though they were laughing they still help him. Despite the mistake and challenges that he encounters throughout his journey, he forms humility and slowly making contact and with that, they are slowly seeing each other. By the stories that Jimmy Nelson share made me realize how amazing to form a bond to a different culture even, there is a language barrier that causes miscommunication though this will not stop us to communicate using a body language or emotions that will truly touch the heart of each other. Because the ideas, emotions, moments we share matter the most especially when we make it memorable.
It also made me realize if ever I go and travel to a different world from mine, would that also help me discover who I truly was?
“That story at the very very beginning about and until you truly let go until you truly form a humility can you find it empathy and in that empathy, you can find contact and in that contact, you can discover who you truly are and who people around you.”
Second update: I just created my third blog (yes, I know, I’m kind of in a blog-making-frenzy right now) and it’s about the Ziegfeld follies, their most important and less important members and their history. Maybe some of you care to stop by there some day!
https://the-ziegfelds.tumblr.com
hi all who may come across this blog!
this is where i’m gonna reblog stuff to do with hope, things getting better, or just random things that make me happy and make me want to keep on living, along with my own hopecore posts :]
life is an incredibly trying journey, but there are good things to look forward to also. i try to remember that, but i mess up a lot, so my main reason for making this blog is to get better at remembering the positives in our weird and wild world.
anyway, i hope you enjoy your stay here! remember, shit sucks sometimes, but there’s always reasons to keep on going, even if they seem small; whether it’s your loved ones or just something as simple as your favourite meal, whatever you need to remind you to keep going :)
lots of love to you all,
frosty <3
Blog 3: Pet Rock
Create an Social Media Advertisement for Pet Rock in any social media platform of your choice.
Pet rock : Your Number 1 Companion, with many features for many occasions.
The reason I chose this kind of design for my poster was that presenting it in a warm-theme could serve as a visual comfort. My target audience for this product goes to those who feel lonely, or even suffering from mental health. For example, if they don’t have anyone to turn to when they are mentally unstable, they could always rely on the pet rock, as it’ll be there to listen no matter the situation and keep you company.
Two moods.
I find it hard to be mad :')
