I love when the opening night is. normal. no disasters no nothing.. just normal
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I feel like asking for a partner who is kind, empathetic, communicative, and attracted to me is asking for the world at this point when it's. the bare fucking minimum for me.
and somehow I keep finding ppl who see me as a physically unattractive emotional punching bag and expect me to put up with it bc im fat and ugly (by normative gay standards). and when I assert my self worth and my boundaries they get nasty with me. lmfao
I think I'm cursed! fuck my life! FUCK! MY LIFE :)
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one year ago, this week: São Paulo GP 2021
NOVEMBER 13TH, 2021, 16:00 (BRT):
after a string of disappointing races, lewis hamilton, second in the championship standings by 19 points, qualified in P1 for the upcoming sprint race. after qualifying, hamilton was referred to the stewards for a technical infringement; the car’s drag reduction system's (DRS) opening slot was larger than permitted. he was later disqualified from qualifying, forcing him to start at the back of the grid for the sprint race the next day.
NOVEMBER 14TH, 2021, 16:30 (BRT):
at the sprint qualifying, hamilton stormed through the field, managing to go from P20 to P5 in just 24 laps. however, hamilton received a five-place grid penalty for exceeding his quota of internal combustion engines (ICE), thus starting the race in P10.
NOVEMBER 15TH 2021, 14:00 (BRT):
during the race, hamilton had a mega start, getting up to P6 before the first lap was even completed. by lap 18 out of 71 total, he was running P2, chasing max verstappen. by lap 44, after two rounds of pit stops, he was once again P2, closing in on the race leader. on lap 48 he attempted to overtake verstappen, moving around the outside at turn 4 – but verstappen pushed him wide, off the track. the stewards deemed no investigation necessary. on lap 59, hamilton had DRS on the run up to turn 4. he made the move around the outside on the straight, claiming P1. ultimately, lewis hamilton won the race by 10.4 seconds, waving the brazilian flag, to the delight of the passionate fans on the interlagos grandstands.
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I thought this blurb from the trans 2 site's FAQ was cute:
my very very rough attempt at translation (read: don't quote me on this) (I had to look a lot of shit up):
is this aimed at men? or women? since our debut, we've been asked this question many times. with women's clothes, one crosses the borders of their original gender. when mingling with men, if you think about original sex, you might see it as BL. but going by outward appearance, it just looks like a regular straight couple, right? and if you mingle with women, at first glance it seems like yuri. but again, if you think about original sex, it's not impossible to call it a regular couple. because of that, this is our answer: IF YOU LIKE WOMEN'S CLOTHES THIS IS FOR YOU
looking back, I think people may have some complaints about framing, but wanting to give these often pretty divided (stateside, at least) groups equal weight comes off as good vibes for 2005. and looking through the CGs they posted it looks like the protag is spoiled for choice there.
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the irrational anger that surged thru me bc the vacuum cleaner I wanted was sold out is actually concerning....I shld be concerned right?
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Talking about uniform colours made me remember that to this day Idk whether the army uniform Goshi, Mito, Sayuri and Shigure used to wear when they were 16 was either green or red. Like, how come?? Almost 10 years of catastrophe and we still haven’t gotten a coloured art of them in uniforms…
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I learned something today about the nature of confidence that may be obvious to some, but it felt enough like an epiphany for me to want to share it.
My previous understanding of confidence was that it's something that occurs in people who (rightfully or not) are so sure of their own competence/skill/charisma/intelligence that failure or rejection hardly register to them as plausible outcomes.
However, it's now occurred to me that confidence has far less to do with a low threat of failure and rejection than it does a person's faith in their own ability to handle negative outcomes or setbacks to their efforts. Knowing oneself to be intelligent or fairly competent is still part of it, but it's not the whole thing. The person with a genuinely (that is, not the product of narcissism or arrogance) high confidence level can face an incident of failure, a setback to a goal, or even some really unfair ridicule, and there's a good chance they'll have the emotional resources to shake it off, pick up on any valuable lessons, and keep moving. They possess a sort of radical acceptance of their own flawed humanity that, depending on the exact context, can help greatly diminish the experience and duration of shame and embarrassment. They don't keep an ever-present mental catalogue of their mistakes, poor or unpredictable circumstances, and rejection as evidence that a negative outcome is most probable, or feel the need to treat those things as crimes they're perpetually on trial for. Failure might be briefly discouraging or frustrating; there might be some crow or humble pie that needs eaten, but it generally doesn't spell doom.
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How do you take the opportunity to write a Moon Knight serialization, incorporate none of or downplay the most defining attributes of a Moon Knight story--his split personalities, the Egyptian mythology, his fraught human relationships and troubled past--focus on Moon Knight less than random side characters, add the lamest interpretation of vampires imaginable for no discernible reason, and kill Moon Knight for real in order to set up a spin-off based on those underwhelming side characters? My man, if you didn't want to write a Moon Knight series, you should've just said so!
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