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artspace11275201418 · 4 months
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"How home decor Design Change Impact on Society and Economy", Let us discover this occurrence.
Of course! Changes in the style of home décor can have a big impact on the economy and society. Interior design trends are subject to industry innovation, economic factors, and consumer behavior.
They frequently reflect broader cultural movements. I'll go into great detail here, examining the fascinating interactions among society, economics, and home decor design.
Evolution of Home décor Design: 
Advances in technology, cultural shifts, and societal ideals are all visually reflected in home décor design. 
It has passed through several historical periods over time, each with its own unique aesthetics, materials, and styles. 
These changes reflect cultural influences and preferences, from the slick minimalism of current design to the lavish adornment of Victorian eras.
1. Impact on Society: 
Identity Expression: 
People can express their personalities, ideologies, and preferences through home décor design. 
It is a vehicle for self-expression and reflects individual stories. 
For example, varied styles highlight originality and inventiveness, while minimalist designs may reflect a desire for simplicity and functionality.
Comfort and Well-Being: 
As design principles change, comfort, wellness, and functionality become more important. 
The increased emphasis on environmental consciousness and well-being in society is reflected in the preference for natural lighting, ergonomic furniture, and sustainable materials.
3. Social contact: 
By creating areas for social contact, home designs affect how people behave in public. 
Open-plan designs encourage unity and inclusivity, while private areas permit reflection and seclusion. 
These patterns may strengthen or weaken family ties by encouraging or obstructing communication.
Economic Influence: 
1. Market Demand and Consumption: 
Consumer behavior and market demand are greatly influenced by home décor trends. 
Trends towards eco-friendly materials, smart home technologies, or retro styling influence many industries by driving demand for particular goods and services.
2. Industry Growth and Innovation: 
As home décor evolves, industries continue to innovate.
 It encourages innovation among manufacturers, designers, and architects, which results in the creation of novel materials, methods, and goods. 
Growth in the economy is stimulated by this innovation cycle.
3. Employment Opportunities: 
Due to the dynamic nature of home décor design, there are jobs available in a variety of industries.
 A wide range of skill sets are in demand, from architects and interior designers to craftsmen and craftspeople, which promotes economic stability and employment generation.
The Changing Landscape: 
1. Technology Integration:
 Experiences with home decor are altered by the integration of technology, such as augmented reality and smart home appliances. 
Customers can now imagine and customize locations with the use of virtual design tools, completely changing the way the industry approaches client engagement.
2. Sustainable Practices:
A rise in environmentally conscious home décor has been attributed to growing environmental awareness. 
Customers are looking for eco-friendly designs and materials, which is pushing enterprises to use sustainable production techniques and lessen their influence on the environment.
3. Global Influences: 
As a result of increased access to a variety of design ideas, globalization has influenced trends all around the world. 
Globalized design is shaped by fusion styles, which combine traditional components with modern aesthetics as a result of cultural contacts.
In conclusion: 
home décor design is a dynamic field that goes beyond simple aesthetics to become a powerful force behind both economic progress and societal transformation. 
It is positioned as a dynamic catalyst for both individual expression and more significant cultural shifts due to its ability to reflect, influence, and adapt to societal norms. 
Design, society, and the economy are interdependent, and their continued evolution will surely affect our living environments, way of life, and the entire planet.
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reasonsforhope · 1 year
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"It's easy to lose touch with friends, especially when you live far apart. And sometimes the longer you've gone without speaking to someone, the harder it feels to pick up where you left off. However, a new study suggests that reaching out to pals—especially ones that you have not talked to in a while—is even more appreciated than initially thought.
“People are fundamentally social beings and enjoy connecting with others. Yet, despite the importance and enjoyment of social connection, do people accurately understand how much other people value being reached out to by someone in their social circle?” the study asks. To answer this question, the authors gathered 5,900 participants and put them through a series of experiments.
In one scenario, half of the participants were asked to remember the last time they contacted a friend they had fallen out of touch with, then estimate on a seven-point scale how appreciative the person was (with one being the lowest score, and seven being the highest). Then, the other half of the participants were prompted to recall a time when someone had reached out to them and assign a number to how grateful they were. When these two groups were compared, the researchers found that people greatly underestimated the value of reaching out to someone.
“Across a series of preregistered experiments, we document a robust underestimation of how much other people appreciate being reached out to,” the authors continue. “We find evidence compatible with an account wherein one reason this underestimation of appreciation occurs is because responders (vs. initiators) are more focused on their feelings of surprise at being reached out to. A focus on feelings of surprise in turn predicts greater appreciation.”
In another experiment, participants were told to send a note and small gift to a friend they had not interacted with for a long period of time. They were then asked to estimate on a numerical scale how thankful the person would be because of the contact. Additionally, the receivers of the gifts were asked to rank their feelings upon accepting the gift on the same seven-number scale. Once again, the gift-givers greatly underestimated how much their gesture meant to the other person.
The study concluded that reaching out to people—particularly those that you've lost contact with—is almost always appreciated. It can seem challenging to maintain healthy social interactions, especially due to an increased amount of people working from home and a lack of opportunities. But clearly, the evidence suggests that a little extra effort is worth it.
“For those treading back into the social milieu with caution and trepidation,” the study adds, “feeling woefully out of practice and unsure, our work provides robust evidence and an encouraging green light to go ahead and surprise someone by reaching out.”"
-via My Modern Met, 7/31/22
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hajihiko · 5 months
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magentasnail · 5 months
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new creature just dropped: RSD CREATURE I wasn't planning on making more creature art but I am also insane and feral so I had no choice
also transparent version if you'd like:
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rexscanonwife · 19 days
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Uhm uh uh...I have no excuse for this 😔 PPG self insert who is secretly an alien! I imagine her intro episode would have her having a little romance with the professor when he comes into a bookstore she works at/owns and the girls being (rightfully, given the prof's dating history) suspicious of her. Wacky capers ensue where they try to prove that she's up to no good, only to find that she genuinely is just chilling and wants to live a normal life on earth!
Well, normal as she can, now that she knows this family! I think she'd fit right in 😉
Taglist♡: @crushes-georg @changeling-selfship @me-myself-and-my-fos @tiny-cloud-of-flowers @sunstar-of-the-north @dearly-beeloved @adoredbyalatus @squips-ship @cherry-bomb-ships @miutonium
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anghraine · 2 months
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I love that Elizabeth and Darcy are so ready to effectively tell each other they're full of shit. This happens a bunch of times, but I was re-reading their conversation at the Netherfield Ball and they're both kind of refreshingly Done.
[Darcy:] “Do you talk by rule, then, while you are dancing?” [Elizabeth:] “Sometimes. One must speak a little, you know. It would look odd to be entirely silent for half an hour together; and yet, for the advantage of some, conversation ought to be so arranged as that they may have the trouble of saying as little as possible.” [Darcy:] “Are you consulting your own feelings in the present case, or do you imagine that you are gratifying mine?” “Both,” replied Elizabeth archly; “for I have always seen a great similarity in the turn of our minds. We are each of an unsocial, taciturn disposition, unwilling to speak, unless we expect to say something that will amaze the whole room, and be handed down to posterity with all the éclat of a proverb.” “This is no very striking resemblance of your own character, I am sure,” said he.
It's also pretty funny, because I suspect Darcy is thinking of this sort of thing in a later conversation at Rosings:
“You mean to frighten me, Mr Darcy, by coming in all this state to hear me. But I will not be alarmed, though your sister does play so well. There is a stubbornness about me that never can bear to be frightened at the will of others. My courage always rises with every attempt to intimidate me.” “I shall not say that you are mistaken,” he replied, “because you could not really believe me to entertain any design of alarming you; and I have had the pleasure of your acquaintance long enough to know, that you find great enjoyment in occasionally professing opinions which, in fact, are not your own.”
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swampthingking · 16 days
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andrew’s definitely gotten in trouble with his pr manager for tweeting things along the lines of:
“no mania inducing medication will compare to the euphoria i will feel the day donald trump drops dead”
#pr manager is like: andrew… this is the last time i’m gonna tell you#andrew: whats the point of democracy if i can’t exercise freedom of speech#pr manager: andrew it’s no longer about your image#at this point we are concerned the fbi is going to show up#andrew: neil has connections. i’m fine#they thought marketing andrew on social media would be good#they were sooooo wrong#because now andrew has a place to share every insane thing he’s ever thought#for instance—a tweet that just says ‘an alien googling: human clothes’#he’s on there advocating for lgbtq+ youth you KNOW HE IS#he’s cursing and mildly threatening members of congress for imposing these disgusting bills#one day he tweeted ‘does mitch mcconnell know he’s dead yet’#when mitch mcconnell stepped down from senate andrew tweeted ‘hopefully next he steps down from life’#unsurprisingly: this endears him to some people and makes others fucking hate him#and he’s such a shit. he does not care either way#he’s kind of just like: pr manager. you gave me a twitter and told me to tweet. i’m just doing what you asked me#they’ve threatened to change his password so many times#they actually did once but andrew reported the account so many times for defamation and fraud that it got suspended#and he made a new account out of pure spite#his pr manager is like: andrew nobody is going to want to sign you because of your public image#and andrew is like: ?? ok. they can lose every game then#(he knows he’s the best goalie)#ok i think that’s enough for now. however i will probably be back#andrew minyard#aftg#tfc#trk#tkm#the foxhole court#all for the game
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femmefatalevibe · 9 months
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Femme Fatale Guide: Types of Relationships To Help You Thrive In Life
Table of Contents:
Healthy Relationship With Yourself
Peer-To-Peer Relationship
Mentorship Relationship
Goal-Oriented/Accountability-Focused Relationship
Emotionally-Intimate Relationship
Physical/Sexually-Intimate Relationship
Acquaintance Relationships
Second-Degree Relationships
Types of Relationships:
Healthy Relationship With Yourself: Internalize and act with the knowledge that you're worthy of love, care, and nourishment, and have unconditional permission to work towards your goals & dream life. Eat healthfully, drink plenty of water, remain well-rested, move your body daily, maintain proper hygiene/a clean home, invest in your appearance to feel your best, live as a life-long learner, establish healthy habits/routines, get your finances in order, establish and maintain boundaries, make positive self-talk a priority.
Peer-To-Peer Relationship: Aka friendships, which are intended to offer mutual support and joy in life. These friendships thrive on having similar values and interests, which makes these individuals your greatest cheerleaders, advice givers/receivers, and partners in crime to have fun or offer platonic love/emotional support during traditional or difficult seasons in your life. Peer-to-peer relationships should add mutual excitement, encouragement, and emotional nourishment, and provide a soundboard for confidential information exchange, ears to listen without unnecessary or superficial judgment, and solicited advice from someone who has your best interest in mind.
Mentorship Relationship: This could be a boss, teacher, professor, aunt, uncle, or another trusted adult(s) who can guide you based on their more extensive life experience/wisdom. You can have one or several mentors at any life stage and for different purposes. These people should be trustworthy (keep your information confidential unless you state otherwise) and express their advice through the lens of your best interest rather than their own personal desires or biases (at least those left unchecked). Ensure you feel safe around these people, and their presence in your life is a mutually-nourishing relationship that allows you to grow personally, professionally, and relationally.
Goal-Oriented/Accountability-Focused Relationship: A coach, mentorship, or friendship based on the achievement of a particular goal or practice. This type of relationship can manifest as an accountability partner or support group. A therapist can also fulfill this role in your life (but like, a coach, this relationship is a one-way street to offer you emotional support/tools & resources). Some reasons for an accountability-oriented relationship include helping you achieve a certain health/fitness goal, establish better routines, advance in your career, let go of unhealthy habits, patterns, or addictions, better manage your finances, or help you get your other relationships (family, partner, friends, self-talk, boss, co-workers, etc.) in order.
Emotionally-Intimate Relationship: Someone with whom you feel an unwavering emotional closeness and connection. This person can be a partner you're involved with sexually/physically intimate with or not. Asexuality exists, of course. And emotional intimacy can definitely exist in close platonic relationships (like your best friendships) without any romantic or sexual feelings. These relationships are important because they allow you to let your emotional walls down and be your vulnerable, authentic self.
Physical/Sexually-Intimate Relationship: This relationship could be with a romantic partner, FWB, with multiple partners, purely with yourself, or somewhere in between. If you have sexual needs, it's important to find pleasurable ways to satisfy these desires in a way that makes you feel most fulfilled and respected. Let go of any shame you experience when exploring this side of yourself. Experiment and learn what you like/dislike/fantasize about. Use this information to elevate your practice and communication with any partner(s) for a heightened, more enjoyable, and potentially closer emotionally-bonding experience.
Hobby/Interest-Centric Relationship: These relationships can extend from co-workers to your friends in a certain class/the one friend you go on weekly walks with, follow a particular TV show with, exchange beauty tips with, "going out" friends, etc. While these connections aren't vulnerable to the degree of a close friendship/relationship, it is important to have some relationships that are purely based on fun, light-hearted conversations, and mutual hobbies/interests/lifestyles. Having someone to share these mutual experiences with helps you feel more connected to your environment/communities, not feel isolated/lonely when your friends, family, or intimate partner has different hobbies, career aspirations, or daily routines/lifestyle compared to you, and provides a mutual soundboard on issues, insights, and exciting moments in this particular area of your life.
Acquaintance Relationships: Everyone needs those friends, co-workers, or classmates they can just chat with when at a party, a group meeting, dinner, a special occasion, to grab a quick lunch or coffee, etc. These people are fun to be around and allow you to indulge in light, easy conversations to offer temporary social support/fulfillment. These relationships also expand your network for professional opportunities, making new friends, finding dates/a potential partner, interest groups/new hobbies, referral services/classes/spaces, and other contacts that can enrich your life.
Second-Degree Relationships: These are friend-of-a-friend type connections who can be/become your future business partners, romantic/sexual partners, co-workers, investors, hairdressers, realtors, stylists, finance managers, etc. Be ready to reciprocate these offers and be this person in others' lives, too. As your network gets broader and more dynamic, better chances and potential there is to connect with the right people to help you achieve your goals, desires, and overall life satisfaction. Success and efficiency rarely – if ever – exist in isolation.
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glitterfairy-21225 · 3 months
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I have no idea if this was super obvious to everyone else and I’m a dum-dum, but I just realized that, “Who will pray for me when I’m gone or until another Richie comes along,” could be referring to the fact that characters can die and easily come back alive in the next show/episode. Richie is in Workin’ Boys. Yeah, NPMD Richie is gone. But. A new Richie literally came along.
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filmnoirsbian · 2 months
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artspace11275201418 · 4 months
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How Home Decor enhance our confidence and peace level: lets find this phenomenon
Of course! The fascinating trend of enhancing confidence and peace of mind through home décor is a fascinating relationship between psychological well-being, creativity, and personal expression.
Now, let's explore the fascinating world of home décor and how much it affects our inner peace and self-assurance.
Imagine this: Entering the room, you find that it's more than simply four walls—it's a blank canvas ready for your unique touch. Comfort, style, and confidence come together in your house, which is an extension of who you are. It seems sense that the hues, patterns, and layouts we are surrounded by have a big impact on our well-being, productivity, and mood.
Let's start by solving the puzzle of how home décor might boost our self-esteem. 
Have you ever noticed how entering a space with thoughtful design gives you the impression that everything is under control? 
It's similar to how wearing your best dress makes you feel unstoppable, except, in this instance, the empowering thing is happening in your environment.
Picture bright colors covering your walls, expressing your courage and joie de vivre. Or maybe sleek, contemporary furniture that radiates success and sophistication. 
Your house turns into a stage, and every item of furniture serves as a supporting cast member to help you feel more confident. 
It's like having that inspirational quote beautifully displayed on the wall or your comfortable recliner acting as your very own personal cheerleader, pushing you to reach your greatest potential.
Being confident involves more than simply swagger; it also involves inner peace. And this is when home décor's true enchantment comes to life. 
Your home can become a peaceful haven thanks to the furniture placement, the plush carpets underfoot, and the mood lighting.
Consider this: a location devoid of clutter, where everything has a place, can also help you clear your thoughts. 
A well-designed home fosters an unsaid harmony that frees your mind from the constraints of disorder. 
It serves as a focused diversion from the craziness of the outside world, similar to yoga for the soul.
Furthermore, customization is essential to creating this peaceful sanctuary.
 Your individual interests and life experiences are reflected in your home design, which is more than just the latest fashions. 
Every wall photo and memento you've collected throughout the years whispers a cozy, comforting story. 
It's a carefully chosen archive of dreams and recollections that uplifts your soul and gives comfort when life throws you a curveball.
Not to be overlooked are the peculiar accents that give your décor a dash of comedy. 
A clever doormat or a comical work of art might make you feel better right away.
 Laughter, after all, is the best medicine—even if it takes the shape of an amusing wall painting or a funny throw pillow.
Moreover, the mutually beneficial connection between self-assurance and tranquility in our living spaces goes beyond simple design. 
Research indicates that a neatly arranged and furnished area helps lower tension and anxiety levels, enabling one to project a more assured and collected image of oneself.
Essentially, the phenomenon of how our sense of calm and confidence is influenced by home decor is a complex dance of emotions and aesthetics. 
It's about accepting our uniqueness, surrounding ourselves with things that speak to our souls, and designing an environment that not only reflects who we are but also gives us the confidence to become who we want to be.
Thus, keep in mind that you're creating a sanctuary that embraces your individuality and strengthens your inner power the next time you rearrange your furniture or paint a wall a bright hue.
 Let's toast to the wonders of home décor—the subtle but effective trigger that lifts our spirits and gives us confidence!
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furiousgoldfish · 7 months
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I've been trying to find a common thread on 'victims of abuse easily being victimized again', because it is a trend, and it happens so often. A person who is abused as a child, or just abused long-term, will commonly find themselves in another abusive situation, in an abusive friendship or a relationship or marriage, or it can be workplace abuse, a cult, exploitation, power imbalance, trafficking.
The main view of this was that the victims of abuse are so well adjusted to abusive and exploitative environment, that they feel more at home in an abusive situation, than a normal, healthy one, and that they will unknowingly choose an abusive partner, spouse, boss or friend, because it feels normal, they know what to do, and how to behave in it. While there is a certain pattern of abuse victims sometimes getting attached to new toxic people, I don't consider it to be true, and for one reason: as soon as the victims realize their new situation is toxic, they cut it off. I have been introduced to hundreds, if not thousand new abusive situations, attempted grooming into cults, exploitative workplaces, toxic friendships, I've all but been swarmed by it, and I've opted out of every single one, as soon as I've realized what I'm dealing with.
I don't think a regular person will even find themselves running into this many entrances to abuse, and abuse victims often do. Do abusers know exactly who to target? Can they see the signs of abuse on us, that paint a bright red dots on our faces? I don't think they do.
I think the explanation runs deeper than that; it's the lack of protection. A person who's been abused for a long time, clearly lacks community that would protect them from the abuse. If they've been abused by their parents, they weren't able to find any protection outside that, and they've got no family who would protect them and back them up in times of vulnerability. If they've been in a long-term abusive relationship or workplace, again, it means their social circles, family, friends, colleges, all failed to protect them. Abuse is a clear sign of 'if something bad happens to this particular person, nobody will do anything about it'. And that is what the abusers are looking for. Not emotional naivety, not someone who is in clear distress and trauma, but someone who is socially isolated, unprotected, without family, close friends, any kind of protective borders or authority that would react to this person getting abused.
I've seen people with far more naivety and kindness than I have, and talked people down who were far more eager to assume good intentions for abusers. And those were never even exposed to this manner of abuse, because they had good families, strong friendship groups and people who would act immediately if something bad were to happen to this individual. They're allowed to keep their kind assumptions, willingness to help and naive nature, because they're well protected within the society; they're simply not what the abusers are aiming for.
Being unprotected is hardly something we can cause, control, or affect or on own. Building community when you have no family, close friends or a social circle, is extremely hard, especially after surviving the abuse. We instinctively know it's what would protect us, that's why we all strive for it so badly, we know we'd be safe if people around us cared passionately, and would stand up to protect us. But it doesn't happen, and right now, more and more people are vulnerable in the lieu of bad financial stability, lack of social connections, social isolation, longing for contact, feeling unworthy, rejected, abandoned. And just looking for a sustainable job, comfort, friendship, social connection or even contact and spiritual fulfillment, can land people in more abuse.
Usually those who do escape abuse do so on their own, and at that point, our own efforts are all that is protecting us from the further abuse. We have to stand strong and defend ourselves, constantly. it's exhausting, and it's not our fault if our lack of social protection paints a target on our back. Sometimes it can feel like it's hopeless, getting free from abuse only to go back to the world where we're alone, rejected, without contact and left all to ourselves again, it feels like one type of devastation is replaced with the other. But not suffering abuse is always better than anything else. Freedom of mind, heart and soul, is always better than suffering abuse.
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moralesmilesanhour · 3 months
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Hi hello this person is single-handedly carrying atsv discourse right now. Her analyses of the racial subtext in the film rewired my brain chemistry
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noxious-fennec · 6 months
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C!Q + vylette's fit from Jawbreaker
(aka an idea I've had for every conceivable holiday for months and decidedly couldn't put out on an appropriate date)
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chknbzkt · 6 months
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Cw: Animal death, blood and gore
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Day 18 of DCA Promptober: Beast
He probably got out while he was in a stupor, he gets stupid hangry fresh after a shift and the local game are always sure to suffer for it
One of Sun’s worst fears is that one day the carcass he comes-to half-devoured is a person. Moon, Monty, and the rest of the glams have been diligent in watching over him on moon weeks for years, but things like this do happen and it haunts his nightmares how easy it is for him to potentially maul someone he cares about
Or worse: share his “predicament” with them
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