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Wow I really have a great partner.

It is: funny, charming, smart, creative, hot, kind, caring and very fun to cuddle 💜💙💜💙💜💙

And I will take care of it and protect it to death.

#lovecore #i love you #hearts

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Every time we touch I get this feeling.

And that feeling is a static shock because the past two days every time I touch metal I get shocked and it hurts.

#am I a robot?

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prince!karin x princess!himeno stimboard for myself 💙❤️ x/x/x|x/x|x/x/x

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I love fat people. I love skinny people. And I love all in between.

#body posititivity

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That feeling you get when you love someone so much that you're still pining for them even though you're already with them.

#lovecore

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I have decided

to become more goth

#gothic #goth #goth girl #goth boy

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*eats you* (affectionate)

#tw cannabalism #love

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best LLSIF card tournaments!

I'm going to wait a day to make the official pinned post for the sake of actually showing up in tags, so in the meanwhile you can share this one to spread awareness!

there will be 40 brackets, each based around card type (some more specific than others based on card count and popularity). cards will be submitted by the audience, because there are 3,881 total and I'll end up in hospital if I have to present literally every single one of them. the first submission period starts tomorrow, and will be for the "best initial SR", so please wait patiently!

thank you for reading!

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Nothing compares to the emptiness we both share

#i miss you

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Kirari Momobami with teal slime and whatever else fits

requested by my partner

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Next SPARKLING!! nesoberi | AZALEA

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SUPER NOVA | DiverDiva

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I know we’re all really excited about Jennifer and Rakshata being in the Niji anime but… did anyone else think those girls who got a picture with Ayumu, Ai, and Kanata looked kinda like Akemi Kikuchi and Fumie Nishimura? They show up around 11:45 into the episode

no offense, anon, but you may well be the only one 😔 . those vibes weren't there for me when I watched it, and I haven't seen anyone else mention it

I can see why you might think that at least though, now that I look at it with that in mind. the designs of the characters themselves have a few similarities, and the green jumper and red bow they wear are somewhat similar-ish to the more vibrant green jacket and larger red bow worn by chitose bridge students

as you can see, though, they're just a bit too off-model. in reality akemi's hair is a different cut and colour, her eyes are green, and her glasses in every card are thicker and red. """fumie""" doesn't have her classic long plaits, nor her fringe, nor her more greenish eye colour

it would've been nice, but I don't think this is close enough to be an actual reference. it's a coincidence at best, in my opinion. sorry anon! we'll get 'em next time!

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Agender people with big boobs are still completely valid. They have no gender at all, regardless of body!

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sora in seifuku!

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Repost @breakingdowncptsd ・・・ Hey Brave Survivor, Last week, we named what emotional dysregulation feels like, that emotional pendulum swinging between extremes. We talked about how, without an understanding of trauma, we often feel deeply ashamed of these extremes and isolated in our experiences. We talked about how, without the skills and language to navigate these extremes, we cope in whatever way we can, which often increases our shame and isolation. By naming these things together, hopefully, we realized we aren’t alone in feeling this way. This week, my hope is to bring a compassionate perspective to emotional dysregulation, as a symptom of complex PTSD. These perspective shifts have been key aspects of my recovery journey, because it’s hard to make changes under the weight of constant shame and criticism. In this way, I began to see my behaviors as responses to past traumas not as personal failures. In this way, I began rewriting my internal dialogue from “I’m so broken. What’s wrong with me?” to “I’m experiencing a trauma response. How can I help myself through it?” This week, we are looking at emotional dysregulation through the lens of trauma so we can begin to understand our responses instead of shame them. Self compassion, Brave Survivor, self compassion. Have you considered emotional dysregulation as a symptom of complex trauma? How would approaching emotional dysregulation with compassion instead of shame improve your healing? 💛Sara