FFXIV Patch 7.5 The Clyteum Dungeon & The Unmaking Trial first playthrough

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FFXIV Patch 7.5 The Clyteum Dungeon & The Unmaking Trial first playthrough
If you're hesitating between unraveling or using a quick fix that will leave a mistake in your work, ask yourself these questions: Will it be visible... or will you be the only to know? Will a quick fix bother you forever...? Is the idea of unraveling so demotivating....? Do what feels best to you.
These wise words come from Lovely Lace Knits by Gabrielle Vezina. It is one thing if a garment does not fit, if it chokes you at the neck or binds your arms. Clothing that does not let your body move the way you want it to move is a curse. But if the mistake is a purely decorative one, as is the case with lace knits, you need to ponder Vezina's questions.
Cause if you end up despising the garment and won't wear it, or end up refusing to finish it in frustration, there is no point to all the effort you have already made. Better to figure out what you can live it, and get on with it. I daresay all makers need to decide what they can live with.
art credits - Sketchify
start unmasking in safe places like your room. then with your therapist and friends. maybe evem family and in public
we had autistic regession, and a lot of alters in our system lost a lot of skills and the ability of mask.
so this is forceful unmasking. it was hard. it was scary. some of us can still mask, just not as well as we use to, so that's hard.
i'm still learning to accept myself as an autistic and how to support my system with us being mid to high support level autistics. i am trying. - HoneyLily
The ultimate, hidden truth of the world, is that it is something that we make, and could just as easily make differently.
David Graeber, The Utopia of Rules (reminded by Jason Hickel)
“So much of a dreamer didn't exist inside a physical body. So many complicated parts of them snarled in the stars and tangled in tree roots. So much of them fled down rivers and exploded through the air between raindrops.”
hey there! i love your blog so much, i was wondering if you could check mine out, or give some feedback? it would be awesome! and I hope you don't mind if I queue from you?
sure thing! i’m an aspiring engineer too aha, ofc you can queue from me x
The house closed back up. You will no longer see their gazes gathered around the same fires. That's it.
Only I still exist with this knowledge.
What does it mean to know or not know something?
Which lesson from that knowing can untangle what is happening to me, face-to-face with this void that rises before my eyes in ever more immense waves, in ever more devouring clarity?
Marguerite Duras, The Easy Life