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"you should be at the club" incorrect "you should be at pirate weekend at the renn fair" well this we cannot refute.

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“Growing Around Grief”

Lois Tonkin, 1996

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Emperor Geta's red gold robe in Gladiator 2 4k

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My medieval servant boy has gone missing. I’ll just use Google to see if I can find him.

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A selection of animals from various 17th and 18th century calligraphy copybooks which were drawn with single lines to practice (and show off) penmanship strokes.

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my dearest love (ao3) has befallen a great tragedy (is down for maintenance) so i must pine alone in my lonely tower (i could do something productive but i think not)

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Odyssey concept cover, trying to teach myself book design

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Can you auction off your remains when you are unalive? I need them.

how old are you??? you can say dead here this isnt tiktok. watch. dead dead kill kill die sex drugs kill dead murder assassination suicide cunt fuck bitch see nothing

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god in hell, before chatgpt people used to have some class. when we needed info we’d ask narnia blogs

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ok this is sick as fuck

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Something I wish more people understood is that optimism and kindness are a choice.

For some people that choice comes more naturally than others. In some situations that choice is easier to make. But even if you're naturally inclined to be kind and optimistic, there will be times when it's a real struggle to not just wallow in the misery, or to be a petty ass gremlin to someone. When it takes real effort to not just take the easy option, because you know it will not help, or will even make stuff worse in the long run.

On the flip side for those who it doesn't come naturally, who really need to work on it, they still can and often do choose both kindness and optimism. Because no matter the difficulty level, it improves your overall quality of life and that of those around you.

Also, choosing kindness is not faking things. If you do kind things you are a kind person, whether you have to actively chose it or not. There is no difference to those you were kind to whether or not you had to think about the action, or if it just happened automatically. You still treated them kindly, and that is what they'll remember. It will mean more than you might think.

The good news is that it's a muscle you can train. The more you forge those pathways in your brain, the easier they are to walk. Where one day you may find that while you may never be a fully natural optimistic kind person, you can pretty well imitate one, and that's all that matters.

Kindness and optimism are a choice and you always get to choose it.

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"Lucrezia and Cesare were accordingly the best beloved of [Alexander's] heart, and the three composed that diabolical trio which for eleven years occupied the pontifical throne, like a mocking parody of the heavenly Trinity." — ALEXANDRE DUMAS (The Borgias, 1839)

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Pantone Special Edition: Iceman Kazansky

@pscentral​ event 14: your url

thanks to @cal-kestis for the use of their Pantone template.

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i will start sitting in a clearing holding a small stone and rubbing it with my hand for 10000 years to learn how to empathize with the river bed

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