SENTIMENTAL VALUE (Affeksjonsverdi) dir. Joachim Trier (2025)
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SENTIMENTAL VALUE (Affeksjonsverdi) dir. Joachim Trier (2025)

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I have dreams of you asking me better questions. Your desire to know more makes the love feel fuller. Then I open my eyes and you’re never as curious as I want
The urge to keep watching, sharing, and reposting is often our nervous system saying "this is unbearable and I don't know where to put it."
That urge makes sense, but it doesn't always help us, or anyone else in the long run.
If you're feeling as restless and activated as I am - If you're feeling that pressure that says, "I need to do something!" here are some things you can try that might help you regulate your body and help you sustain your resistance long term.
• Step away from the videos/images, but stay with their names. Light a candle, say their name out loud, write it down. Witness doesn't have to mean repeated exposure to graphic harm.
• Channel the energy into support, not spectacle: donate if you can, share vetted resources, mutal aid links, legal funds. Do it once, intentionally, instead of endlessly circulating the violence itself.
• Check on someone you trust. A simple "thinking of you. today has been heavy" builds more resistance than a hundred reposts.
• Move your body in a way that releases tension. Walk, stretch, shake, pace, breathe. Rage needs motion.
• Rest on purpose. Not because you don't care, but because exhausted people are easier to silence.
Bearing witness matters. Grief matters. Your rage makes sense.
But constant exposure to violence doesn't make us stronger. It wears us down.
We don't honor the dead by destroying ourselves. We honor them by staying human, connected, and capable of acting again tomorrow.
fandom etiquette as a whole died when people who didn’t grow up on fandoms became stans during lockdown, yes, but why am i seeing people openly mocking fics on twitter. why am i seeing screenshots of fics with captions like “bro what is this 😭.” why am i seeing people mock fic writers for not knowing how sports or theater or college or any other organization operates in the real world.
“college is absolutely nothing like this” “why are we writing four people on the team scoring a hat trick in one game” “so tech work is nothing like this, hope that helps!”
if you don’t like a fic, and if you can’t suspend your belief enough to enjoy a fic that exaggerates or ignores real-world orgs, you don’t have to read it. you don’t have to screenshot it and put it on blast for twitter. you don’t have to post a link to it in the replies. the back button is literally there on your phone. it’s not giving baby’s first fandom anymore, it’s giving entitled asshole and it isn’t as cute as you think it is.
i give full respect and support to mokumokuren for saying "my story is not bl, because i want to explore queer relationships outside of romance, and how queer love can be equally fucked up, intense and complicated despite it not being romantic in nature" and simultaneously creating one of the most harrowingly gorgeous representations of queerness, repression, queer liberation, and a-spectrum experiences i've ever witnessed.
on the flipside, i similarily have zero fucking respect for alice oseman for saying "my books are not bl because japanese bl are for horny fetishists and hentai perverts, my books are full of uwu wholesome representation not for sex-obsessed fujo porn addicts in the uncivilised far east. #acepositive." and creating most cliche-ridden unoriginal slop imaginable that treats its aroace characters as an afterthought and also has the character-building of wet cardboard.

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One piece of advice I have if you're going through something terrible is to just give yourself permission to be weird for a while. You're gonna be irritable. You're gonna have weird dreams. You're gonna be a little harder to talk to. You aren't going to be your usual self because there's nothing usual about what's happened to you. The worst thing you can do is add shame to the equation. If you feel surprisingly okay some days, try to enjoy it without guilt. If you feel devastated some days, let yourself feel it. Cry to sad music and say yes to the anger. You might find that your brain isn't ready to process it yet, and you might find that often, you can't feel anything at all. This isn't a moral failing and it doesn't mean you don't care about what happened. This is your brain telling you that it doesn't feel safe to deal with it yet. You might be more distant than usual, or you might be clingier. You might find it hard to talk about it, or you might be the ultimate yapper. All of this is fine and part of the process. Try to be good to people, try to let people help you, but accept that you're gonna be a little "off" for a while.
I truly truly believe that the most important thing you can do in fandom is be a cheerleader. comment on fics. reblog art and rave in the tags. support the people making the things you want to see. this is how you keep a fandom alive. this is how you get more of what you want. you never know: that person could have decided to make more just because you liked it.
"i wonder if people know i like [thing]" <- guy who reblogs posts about [thing] 100 times a day
also a poem from the new, unreleased collection. very possibly my own all-time favourite.
As an adult you must cultivate the skill of “Gross! Oh, well. Not my business.”
Applies to everything from BDSM parties to your sister’s godawful interior design choices to weird bachelor pad meals eaten over a sink.
Gross! Oh, well. Not my business.

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