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A Constant Hum (found in a derelict factory)

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#i said superhuman concentration but probably should have said unwanted drug effects #can think of like 4 drugs that would Fix Me if i could avoid the dependence/brain fog #me: i want the antipsychotics to work but to let me keep the fun psychoses :)

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as someone who was '''misdiagnosed''' with a personality disorder, it does seriously peeve me when other ppl (rightfully!) take up the cause that their PD diagnosis (usually bpd/eupd) was an act of medical abuse/neglect/misogyny without making any systemic critique of personality disorders as a category. i understand that it takes a lot more confidence + critical analysis to look at the diagnosis itself rather than just how it was applied to you, but there are far too many ppl who are uncritically accepting "well, there are some people who DEFINITELY do deserve to be diagnostically labeled as dramatic/manipulative/attention-seeking, but it was really traumatic when it happened to me. because it was wrong when it happened to me."

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Roman looking at away from Gerri.

#succession #ok w/e...

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bruises r an erogenous zone

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I am a violin maker learning to tattoo so here is a banana with the decoration from the Hellier Strad violin

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“im a girls girl” is the new “im an empath” in terms of it being a phrase you only hear from the absolute worst people you’ve ever met

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Adggaghsfhs?

#food

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the neurotypical invents the neurodivergent. neuro(non)normativity is a constant negotiation of social conditions + relation to capital + carceral frameworks of legal, educational, medical systems. “neurotype” is not an ontological status. it is a mirror held to the world in which it exists.

#psych abolition #YES

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Guattari’s idea is both refreshing and profound. He suggests that when a person experiences psychosis, her psychosis changes according to her surroundings, and, therefore, treating her with fear by locking her up, keeping her in restraints, overmedicating her, and exposing her to other methods of suppression only serves to change her psychosis to a psychosis of fear and paranoia. Who, psychotic or not, in the same situation wouldn’t also feel terror and paranoia? Indeed, there is a legitimate reason to be paranoid and afraid. Further, the shock of being treated inhumanly, the sense of alienation and of betrayal, and, perhaps paramountly, the realization that humans can and do treat other humans in this way, is itself shocking and traumatizing. It is a shock and trauma that alters the psyche, changing the personality of the person who undergoes it.

Cynthia Cruz, Disquieting: Essays on Silence

#psych abolition

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The five jars - Montague Rhodes James - 1922 - via Internet Archive

#art

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Amitava Kumar, Passport Photos, 2000

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still can't believe that's a canon interaction

#x files

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This is makign me sick why are the devs taking off his hat every frame and putting it back just to do it again for the rest of his life. do you think its funny? you sickos you freaks leave him alone you dont deserve him

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realized i never shared my rot series from beginner's ceramics 🍊 obviously pretty wonky + some cracking and weird glaze stuff, but i really loved every step of the process <3 hoping i get to do it again sometime

#art

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children existing in public spaces is genuinely like. necessary for the continuation of society. it doesnt have to be your kids you dont have to volunteer at a daycare or whatever but you need to be able to tolerate the presence of someone who is learning how to exist as a human and interact with people