#vicious cycle !

[decomposedfairy]

anal creampies🫶🏻

[reality-detective]

We just keep repeating everything. When will we stop the madness? 🤔

I believe we are a species with amnesia, I think we have forgotten our roots and our origins. I think we are quite lost in many ways. And we live in a society that invests huge amounts of money and vast quantities of energy in ensuring that we all stay lost. A society that invests in creating unconsciousness, which invests in keeping people asleep so that we are just passive consumers of products and not really asking any of the questions.

- Graham Hancock

[potato-lord-but-not]

man I know u had made a poll about patreon a bit ago that kinda had unfortunately low results but as someone who just got to oscar in the podcast and is going insane at the lack of blindfaith content i just want 2 say for the record UM if u ever drew spicy stuff for them on the patreon or anywhere u would have at least one very excited fan. thank u.

you see I w o u l d just find another platform to post stuff like that on free of charge (which who knows I might do anyway) but the thing is….. I’m too embarrassed to even share that with other people you’d literally actually have to pay me.

[criminalizegolf]

Sugar and fat and carbohydrates are good actually because your brain needs them and this is why everyone who advocates for no sugar no fat no carb diets is stupid

[shalpilot]

temporary buddies

[whumpster-dumpster]

Whumper makes Whumpee suffer because they look like the whumper who used to whump them. Whumpee can't help what they look like, they weren't involved, they don't even know them, but Whumper needs someone to take it all out on. By the time they're done with Whumpee, they'll be unrecognizable

[howifeltabouthim]

So many years—her entire adulthood thus far!—wasted on this man.

Curtis Sittenfeld, from Eligible

[firenati0n]

thank you to @suseagull04 @captainjunglegym @benwvatt @nocoastposts @itsmaybitheway @junebugclaremontdiaz @bigassbowlingballhead @hgejfmw-hgejhsf @getmehighonmagic @magicandarchery @heybuddy-drabbles @leaves-of-laurelin @kiwiana-writes @anincompletelist @affectionatelyrs @tailsbeth-writes for the tags in Sunday snips and wip games and the like. 💛 sorry for being so inactive and MIA, I am Tired and Unwell bc of irl Life Things and have no words to share bc of my debilitating writer's block BUT here are some images that illustrate my Current State. 😎

also want to, as usual, express my love and gratitude for always thinking of me and being lovely and kind 💕

[slopmasc]

If anyone’s curious I’m about to go make Mac n cheese and it’s gonna be so good. And after that I’m gonna watch Deadpool WHILE EATING my Mac n cheese. And after that? Watch Deadpool 2.

[amyyythestarry]

Such a perfect example of a vicious cycle.

“a sequence of reciprocal cause and effect in which two or more elements intensify and aggravate each other, leading inexorably to a worsening of the situation.”

Like the repetition of his mind bringing him back to their death day. Like the same reason for Tsukasa wanting to disappear is why Amane killed him in the first place.

Tsukasa doesn’t have a reason to stay, he never has had one. Ever since he was little he thought his brother hated him, he thought his family would be better without him in the picture. That’s why he sacrificed himself. For their sake, for Amane’s happiness. That was his reason to go.

It still is.

Amane wants a wish, and the price is Tsukasa.

But Amane still doesn’t want to let go of him. From the very start, or when Tsukasa first disappeared, it probably made him not want the same thing to happen. For Tsukasa to leave him again.

I believe this is the same thing Amane’s been trying to prevent from happening.

( Theorizing ) The murder was for them to be together, to never seperate. After death Hanako made sure to deem Tsukasa his yorishiro, so he wouldn’t try ‘escaping’.

Maybe that’s his physiology. He thinks Tsukasa is trying to leave him like he did the first time. Maybe it would have happened again when they were human, and he wouldn’t let go, so he did the only thing he could think of to make sure Tsukasa wouldn’t leave him ever again.

But, oh.. Just for it to repeat again. This same quarrel between them, the same problem.

Tsukasa thinks Amane would be better off without him, and Amane thinks Tsukasa doesn’t want them to be together.

They’re both just pushing each other’s assumptions further. Tsukasa says “So?” as if he doesn’t care, to Hanako at least. And Hanako says “I hate you” like he actually means it, and to Tsukasa, he does.

TBHK really is just a story of problem after problem building higher and higher without any solution, for now.

But, you gotta love twins, right? :))

[shadowfromthestarlight]

Me: come on, work harder!

Me, later: ugh, why did you work so hard? you should have spent more time resting.

[icy-hot-slut]

The vicious cycle 😔

[mika1683]

The biggest vicious cycle of my life is that I cant sleep because of anxiety, so next morning I'm drinking cofee or energy drinks and then I cant sleep at night because caffeine makes me even more anxious

The day I get a good sleep habits its over for you bitches (affectionately)

[disasterhimbo]

Something that doesn’t get talked about enough I think is that when you’re in survival mode for an extended period of time, when you try to get out, it’s extra hard because you haven’t been building yourself a future gradually and continuously like you normally would, and now you have to try to do a lot of it all at once when you’re already tired and struggling.

[justkillingthyme]

In my mind Ranlay breakups are just Hershel sitting at his desk staring intensely out the window while Luke is like. Dude is he ok. And Emmy just shakes her head

And then over in Monte D’or we’ve got Henry and Angela watching Randall scream into his pillow for hours

[anonymousdandelion]

It’s all too easy to get stuck in those vicious, self-perpetuating cycles when it comes to mental health and related challenges.

“My living space is a mess because I’m too depressed to clean… and my living space being a mess reinforces my depression.”

“I’m anxious because I have so much work to do… and I can’t focus on doing my work because I’m so anxious.”

“When I’m struggling with self-esteem I withdraw socially… and bring socially withdrawn makes me feel worse about myself.”

And so on. We vent and commiserate about these kinds of nasty cycles a lot, I find. And rightly so. They suck.

But you know, I’m realizing there’s an upside as well. Because it means that when you do manage to break the cycle in some way — and you will, eventually, however brief, small, or subtle that breakage may be — you get a double benefit. Two for the price of one, as it were.

Cleaning a living space becomes “My room looks nicer AND I don’t feel quite so hopeless!”

Finishing a task becomes “My anxiety is a bit reduced AND I can check something off the to-do list!”

Positive social interaction becomes “I had a good time AND I feel a little better about myself!”

…and I’m not saying it’s worth getting in the cycle in the first place (it definitely isn’t). But, well, it’s something.