#fear of the unknown

[illtrytobegood]

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[howifeltabouthim]

If he doesn't love me, what then? What can I expect?

Irina Reyn, from What Happened to Anna K.

[serenityquest]

[sweetsweetperil]

The difference is,

I will starve, bleed, suffer, die

For this art,

And you have nothing

You love more in this world

Than to tear it apart

[starryvomit]

i have never been loved by a good man

but i believe i could get used to it.

[poz-patrol]

The Sinking City

[karoubrugarou]

Made some character sketches based on phobias. It was suggested in a Discord server.

Note: the turtle character is covered in graffiti. Not blood.

Characters © Franchesca Huerta aka Chibi Brugarou

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

I’m scared because I’ve lived my life wanting to die most of the time, and now that I don’t ...

[imitative-magpie]

Do You Dream of the Stars? Or Better Yet, Is It What Makes You Wake Up Screaming?

Have you ever thought about the vastness of everything in the macrocosm? About looking out a spaceship window and seeing nothing but an endless sea of darkness? Ask yourself, can space really be endless? I mean, we all know the universe isn't… but what happens at the end of the universe? Like if I was to get in a spaceship could I just keep on going and going forever without ever revisiting the same places? This is terrifying to me, that there are places out there that will never be seen by human eyes. Then there's that pesky phrase, “Space is expanding”. Well how can that be true? How am I supposed to conceptualize cosmic inflation theory, if there isn't the dark matter of space in the spots it's expanded to before, then just what was there before? What do we call that? This doesn't freak anyone else out?

 I want to visualize and understand all of it. The below, the above, what surrounds our being.  If. I could just map it out and understand fully, then it wouldn't make my head spin as much. It feels like unfinished work that will never be completed... Which I guess in a way, it sort of is

[illtrytobegood]

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[howifeltabouthim]

But the majority of them would rather continue in a painful way that is familiar than to try something unknown. Fear of the unknown turns out to be worse than suffering.

Susan Minot, from Don't Be a Stranger

[serenityquest]

[sweetsweetperil]

I’ve come to realize, that maybe the only person I want to belong to,

Is me

[thesoulspulse]

Here's a little sneak peak at a little something I'm working on related to an upcoming chapter of "Vestige" where the 'fear of the unknown' is about to take on a whole new meaning.

[starryvomit]

“what do we do now?”

“we move on.”

[banger-quotes]

It is terrifying because our minds are wired to seek out patterns. That is a normal human thing that our minds do. Just because things aren't certain doesn't mean that all things are bad. We don't know what happens next so instead of fearing it, so try to accept the unknown. At least for this moment.