Lucy Keating, Dreamology
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Lucy Keating, Dreamology
it’s really fun!
politicians be like “i would never wish death upon anyone. instead i actively participate in ensuring they die”
I’ve decided every woman who spends most of her time alone is one of my soulmates
We are alone in this world together
“Overthinking does kill your happiness”
— Unknown (via neckkiss)
“The quickest way to get someone’s attention is to no longer want it”
— Anonymous (via neckkiss)
via weheartit
via weheartit
“You look anxious”
Thanks it’s the anxiety
via weheartit
Misplaced Anger.
Sometimes I notice myself being overcome with rage at little to no provocation.
Rage is absolutely terrifying when you can’t see it coming.
I find myself having breakdowns over small irritations or lashing out at those I love.
Trauma repressed an anger within me that’s forced to find alternate ways to be felt.
I’m so inherently angry for events I often refuse to accept, that I end up fixating on insignificant things to artificially ease my pain.
It’s much easier to be angry than it is to feel grief.
This misplaced anger fractures relationships, creates a perpetual anxiety, and is yet another source of overwhelming guilt.
And yet, confronting the source of my emotional distress is far more terrifying than embracing my rage.
La jalousie