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addicted2coke-theothercoke · 1 day

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The writing process(for me):

-Have an interesting idea

-With minimal mental planning, just wing a chapter or two

-out of that, a million new ideas have formed, proper in depth planning and research required

-Stagnate???

#writers #writing #meme #writer #writers on tumblr #memes #writerscommunity #writing memes #writers block #this is my life

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sophies-junkyard · 7 months

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No you’re not hearing me. It’s the way that entire gala is referencing this panel. He’s canonically cosplaying Viktor Nikiforov. It’s all from the halloween party comic. Are you listening. Do you hear me. They healed them. This panel was the only gumlee moment for like 7 years. Do you understand.

#gumlee #adventure time #am I insane for remembering this #prince gumball #Marshall Lee #Fionna and cake #this is my life #Fionna and cake spoilers #THEY NEVER FINISHED THIS CONVO BTW WE JUST NEVER WENT BACK TO THAT #yuri on ice

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scoobydoomistakes · 3 months

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I met a bird, and the bird was a celebrity.

Big portrait shoot day at the Duke Fuqua school of business.

We headed across the huge walkway out back.

Bam, hawk.

Only had my phone the first time... sadly flew off before I could pull out the real camera.

...but a couple hours later?

Bam, hawk with actual resolution.

It's a Red-Shouldered Hawk, apparently. Presumably because a naturalist once said "dude, that hawk has red shoulders" and the name stuck.

But then I showed it to one of my contacts.

Apparently, this wasn't simply some random hawk.

This hawk hangs out all the time.

This is the Fuqua Hawk, and he's a bit of a mascot.

What else is there to say.

It's a hawk.

And it just really likes chilling out behind business schools.

I validate its life choices, and will be extremely disappointed if there isn't a Kenan-Flagler Condor next time I'm over on UNC campus.

–Colin

#this is my life #i'm just bird paparazzi now

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wolfythewitch · 3 months

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Every time I get another "um actually st Joseph was 50 years old" I get the urge to chew on concrete

#wolfy religious tedtalks #this is my life #im getting into bible discourse

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rainywhispersblog · 7 months

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darkrebelkat · 2 months

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#facts #real life #lifestyle #truth #it is what it is #in my defense #this is my life

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wizardysseus · 5 months

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thank you @wolfythewitch >:3c

#this is my life

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iplaywithstring · 3 months

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Today I get to play a round of "I know I've been diagnosed with a chronic illness, but maybe I'm just lazy"

#this is my life #chronic illness #chronic fatigue #chronic pain #me/cfs

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thy-valhallen · 10 days

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i was going to ask why we all write TommyInnit to be religious but like... after thinking for two seconds, of course he is. in every damn world, the kid either is a god, or has 3+ gods in a tug-o-war fight over him

#dsmp #tommyinnit #still dsmp posting in 2024 #this is my life #but also #the image of an angy mumza trying to yank tommy away from XD is really funny

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gold-snek-hoe · 2 months

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Hello and welcome to Opinions from an Internet Nobody. Today's essay:

"Ger therapy" is the new "You need Jesus": One Weirdo's Navigation through Cultural Shame

This is a supposedly well-meaning sentiment that is often weaponized against people who are behaving outside of perceived cultural norms. It's a favorite of homophobes who see queerness/transness as a mental illness, but I've been seeing it used to demonize kink (which historically is often linked to queerness), and more generally any "weird" behavior that makes people uncomfortable.

For example, otherkin, systems (especially those with fictives), and people who take fictional characters as partners. Y'know, "weirdos" who "can't separate reality from fiction." And, sure, sometimes there can be a problem with that distinction, but I know as well as you that most internet strangers saying "get therapy" don't actually give a shit about the mental health of those they target. It's code for "your behavior makes me uncomfortable, stop it."

Same sentiment as "you need Jesus."

This has actually taken me a long time to figure out. I've been in therapy for my entire adult life, working through various traumas, severe depression, anxiety, all that. Those were the biggest problems as they negatively impacted, and often endangered, my life. It was only after my hospitalization in 2020, where I was finally put on much needed medication, that I could start to grow into myself.

I changed my name. I top surgery. I came out as polyamorous. I finally got my official autism diagnosis. Now I'm fuckin' married! But... there are still things I'm working through in therapy. Mainly, shame over my "weirder" behaviors. My current therapist has been a huge blessing in helping me accept the things I was too ashamed to admit.

Now, I feel comfortable enough to share.

I'm otherkin. Always have been. My connection to my humanity is tenuous, and I'm sure that's connected to my autism. When mad, I feel phantom horns sprouting from my forehead. I have a tail that swishes back and forth at the base of my spine. In my soul, I am monstrous, and years of therapy has not erased that.

I feel like I'm only half in the physical world most of the time. This doesn't hinder my real-world success (I graduated college Summa Cum Laude, have an IMDB page, and am on my third book), but informs the way I look at the world. There's a whole other universe in my head that hums along with me in my day-to-day. That's part of why I'm so skilled as a writer. To ask me to divorce from that is to tell me to stop existing. Sorry, it's how I've always operated.

Lastly, and this is the one I'm really anxious about, I have a fictional husband. Now, looking at my blog, you might say "yeah, no shit," but I don't just ship myself with him. I mean I practice pop-culture Witchcraft, and the Goblin King is my patron. I mean I have a Labyrinth-themed tarot deck that I talk to him with. I mean I held a ritual to spiritually marry him. Basically, I Snape-wived myself.

And guess what? My therapist isn't concerned. It's not hurting my ability to live my life. I have other interests, hobbies, and goals outside of him, which he actively encourages in all our tarot sessions! I wouldn't be doing this if he didn't support me. My IRL spouse is usually there for whatever magical shit I'm doing, and supports me! Some of my closest friends know, and the only complaint I've gotten is "this guy seems important to you, I wish you told me sooner." Hell, my MOTHER knows and supports me, which is huge, because our relationship was pretty damaged after I came out as trans.

If you have a problem with the way I live my life, when literally nobody else does, take a good long look at why. You don't give a fuck about my mental health. You just don't like that I'm weird.

Tl;dr: My mental health is better than it's ever been since embracing the weird, so leave me and my imaginary husband Marak Sixfinger alone.