I can’t wait to see her redemption ark
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kind of a tragedy that ao3 didn't exist in the 70s and 80s. i know people say it would be a horror story to find your parent's ao3 but honestly as long as you avoid anything E-rated until you're like the same age they were when they wrote it you'd be fine. my mom has an old yellowed manuscript of the extremely generic high fantasy novel she painstakingly wrote on a typewriter at age 15 and i've read it twice. her self insert was a side character tough warrior catgirl named "catchild" who had a sword and always rode on horseback and could talk to feral cats in the main character's village. are you telling me you guys would find ABSOLUTELY NO DELIGHTS in the OP deviantart OCs that your disco 'rents came up with.......
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when i stop talking
don’t ask me why
been hurt too many times
i am just exhausted
for always being blamed
i will just be silent now
- N.R.K.
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@the3gracesshownattheirbath (don't think it's letting me tag you properly, soz!) basically what i use now is just a simple moleskine notebook in which i write down the title, author and date i finished the book, then a short summary in my own words (sometimes i forego this esp if it's a re-read) and jot down my thoughts on it, any quotes i liked from the book, whatever the lead-up to my reading it may have been etc. i also use it sometimes when i'm reading a play or smth for school, not always but on occasion just to make notes as i'm going through the text. i also compile little poems i like in there but i haven't done much of that this year!
it's taken on different forms since i've been doing this though, in my first official reading journal i also noted down DNF's or book acquisitions and sometimes made notes on audiobooks i was listening to, but i've found none of that really interests me so i ended up just simplifying it down to this which works lovely for me :)
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I wonder if keeping a journal/diary really can help me ease my anxiety and depression
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being medically unwell and voicing out about it
if that is wrong then how do you expect the person to feel
instead you blame the person for having issues
but have you tried to put yourself in the position of that person
to know what the person is going through emotionally and mentally
the person does not find joy in how they feel
if you can’t sympathise with them
the least you can do is not say anything
sometimes saying nothing and just being there is enough
instead you do things to hurt the person even more
making them feel worse than the way they are already feeling
when they shut down and stop confiding in you or sharing things with you
again you blame them for having issue and for being secretive
so what are you wanting from the person at the end of the day
maybe you just feel the need to feel superior than them
or you find happiness at their pain
- N.R.K.
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I just did something triggering. I’m not going to specify what given it would make me extremely uncomfortable and is not something I want on the internet. However, I did it. I set aside a time, I did breathing exercises, I got through it without panicking, and now I have a Diet Coke and some candy to reward myself with. Exposure therapy sucks, but I did it. And this is what I’m gonna do. Because I deserve to be able to have a healthy relationship with (thing).
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Please explain in the tags why you like using that kind of paper. I'm very curious about people's reasons and uses for the paper of their choosing
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