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I love power lines and cemeteries and guitars and long grass and denim and ferns and train tracks and figs and flannel and dogs and oceans and synthesizers and bruises and hrt and paint and cassettes and glass bottles and fog and lighters and wildflowers and pickup trucks and dead logs and knives and streetlights and libraries and strangers and wires and stains and buses <3
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fetish images: marquis competition 1995 - marquis magazine
I want to get a nice lavender perfume
"stress" by yoan capote - made of bronze and concrete
How do I know if I'm experiencing a delusion?
The first thing to know is that recognizing a delusion does not come easily- especially if you are not experienced in dealing with them. most people will only figure out that a belief is a delusion after the delusion has passed.
Here are some questions you can ask yourself:
Do trusted people in my life insist that one (or several) of my beliefs are not true?
Do I have a hard time backing up my beliefs with evidence? (particularly evidence that other people can agree with)
Are my beliefs consistent with my previous experiences? (e.g if you think your friend is trying to harm you, has that friend ever tried to harm you in the past or expressed that they want to harm you? is this a sudden change in character for them?)
Do I know what led to me believing this? (if this belief is new, do you know why you changed your mind?)
Do I have a hard time listening to other people's perspectives on my belief because my belief feels so obviously true?
Do I feel like other people are trying to lie to me or manipulate me when they offer alternatives to my belief?
No answer to these questions can single handedly rule in or out a delusion. They are just questions to ask yourself if you are questioning your belief.
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Friend was talking about this earlier and it's been quite eye-opening for me. Looking at romance as desire for exclusivity (or at least limitation) of certain behaviors/dynamics makes a lot more sense than defining romance around behavioral patterns or a vague sense of difference. Because certain behaviors that are typically thought of as indicative of romance can also be used as expressions of platonic affection or non-romantic sexual attraction. Friends can hold hands and cuddle and kiss and have sex and really engage in exactly the same behaviors as lovers. The difference between a friendship like that and a romance is ultimately how the people involved classify it, but part of that classification is whether there is the expectation that those behaviors be limited to that particular relationship. Which plays into commitment of course; to engage in romance is to commit to a relationship where you agree to keep certain behaviors between you unless otherwise specified. There is some nuance to this in regards to relationships like QPRs which involve commitment without romance, and also things like casual dating which involve romance without long-term or serious exclusive commitment, but overall this way of looking at romantic vs platonic attraction does make a lot of sense and seems obvious now that I think about it. Yeah.
Fred Tomaselli - Untitled (Expulsion), 2000, diptych: leaves, pills, insects, mushrooms, printed paper collage, acrylic and resin on panel, 213.3 x 305.1 cm
Self-hate spiral
I wanna rewatch Leviticus
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I have so many needs and desires it's exhausting
Harmonics - Antonia Tyz Peeples
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Oil on canvas , 30 x 40. in.
shoutout to the >2,000 year-old 120ft-long Nazca Lines cat geoglyph
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Ana Mendieta: Silueta Series (1977)
YeΘil Mosque in Turkey
