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Inner Rage Because we can't always let it out, so it just grows and grows until it consumes us.
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Unpopular opinion: not everything that makes you uncomfortable is bad. Sometimes discomfort means your worldview is being challenged. It’s okay to sit with discomfort and think about where it’s coming from.
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i want to learn more queer history.
and just know more.
i feel sheltered even though im a decade in this thing.
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pinning ceremony!
i took my state tests and i need to take my skills exam before officially becoming a cna. im a bit discouraged because idk if i will be one before leaving the state. but this day was nice and im glad i made it through.
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I assure you: somebody, somewhere, is on the exact same wavelength as you are.
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my humor might be broken cause I find this trend actually funny
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Sunrise above Haleakala 🌄
This was the last of my Hawai’i watercolors!
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there’s a whole lot of life left to live. a lot more art to make. a lot more love to give. a lot more oceans to see.
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readings: essays, articles & short stories pt. 2
the winter of civilisation
fruits we'll never taste, languages we'll never hear: the need for needless complexity
emily dickinson and the creative solitude of space
the lost art of looking at nature
the bowl, the ram and the folded map: navigating the complicated world
ada limón on preparing the body for a reopened world
before it was 'bittersweet', nostalgia was seen as a parasite
why alien languages could be far stranger than we imagine
the fig leaf, benjamin shane evans
cat pianos, sound-houses, and other imaginary musical instruments
of shark moves, shell shocks, and trash landings on the moon
as bright as a feather — ostriches, home dyeing, and the global plume trade
getting ahead, jonas karlsson
do these florida dolphins have a language?
the form of a demon and the heart of a person: kitagawa utamaro's prints of yamauba and kintarō (ca. 1800)
who needs ai text-generation when there's erasmus of rotterdam
when memories from fiction become part of who you are
how do transgender people remember their earlier selves?
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