Kidnaps Leo and stuffs him a burlap sack to take him to therapy! Dude NEEEDS therapy
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Could use a massage right about now (undergoing rigor mortis)
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I am back on my angsty bullshit >:D This time, featuring a nightmare of turning illithid on the one ya love close.
Because my custom Tav Eligar doesn't have enough on his mind. Or well, in it
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Me: *trying to cope with hating the end of a series I've adored for a decade*
@aanguli, my "friend":
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Another parallel between Valjean and Javert is that they’re eerily silent when captured or threatened.
Jean Valjean being captured by Patron-Minette:
The silence preserved by the prisoner, that precaution which had been carried to the point of forgetting all anxiety for his own life, that resistance opposed to the first impulse of nature, which is to utter a cry….
Javert being captured by Les Amis:
Javert had not uttered a single cry.
The other police spy who’s captured at the barricade— Le Cabuc— is not like Javert, in that he behaves like a normal person. He cries out in pain and anger and fear; he begs for mercy; he prays. But Javert is inhumanly tranquil, and reacts to his death with indifference.
Jean Valjean, when captured by Patron-Minette, is similar. He acts eerily “calm,” and inhumanly “silent.” Of course in Valjean’s case, he has to be silent, because he’s aware that the police would only hurt him if they arrived; his politeness is also a survival strategy. Knowing how to behave in a superficially polite solicitous way to avoid punishment from authority is clearly something he’s had to learn to survive prison.
This parallel feels like another way the trauma of prison has affected both of Valjean and Javert’s lives. Javert spent time in prison as a child, Valjean spent nineteen years serving his sentence— and both of them have now learned to silence “the first impulse of nature” to cry for help. They know instinctively how to behave in situations where they are trapped in another person’s power and have no autonomy. They are able to remain calm and tranquil and even “polite” even when they’re threatened with death.
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POV I am your intrusive thoughts about mobility aids:
Most CVS-like convenience stores have canes for around $20 or sometimes $25. You can try out all the different options, maybe they even have folding ones or different patterns. I got my first cane from CVS for 25 bucks and it has flamingoes on it. And maybe you’ll try it and and decide it’s not right for you but it can’t hurt to try right? Maybe they’ll have one in your favorite color. Yeah maybe you don’t need it all the time but what about that time you took a really long walk and had to lie down for three days afterward? Maybe you wouldn’t have had to lie down if you had a cane. A cane for 25 bucks from CVS or a similar convenience store near you. Stop saying you aren’t disabled and you don’t want to be ‘offensive’ to disabled people. Buy the cane. Just do it.
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*sigh* at least the bandages give me a bit of a gyatt
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Tech *talking about a risky plan*: What do we have to loose?
Hunter *raised eyebrow*: Our lives.
Crosshair *snarky*: So not much then.
Wrecker *chokes on mantel mix*
Hunter *covering Omega's ears*: Not infront of the kid!
Echo *amused*: Okay let's just get this over with.
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Honestly I'm really happy to have a cane but I'm really scared about what the rest of my family is going to think about me using one
I don't have anything diagnosed with my knees because I can't afford to go to the doctor so I'm just worried they'll say I don't need it. The only thing that I was able to get checked out were my ankles (that was years ago)
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do you ever get excruciating pain in your chest randomly
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