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Intent
When communicating to someone about a sensitive topic, Iâve found itâs helpful to explain why you want to talk about it. If you say youâre worried, or hurt, or just needed to get it off your chest, it can help the other person not get defensive and then more completely process what youâre saying.Â
Many relationships die by a thousand little cuts. Little problems that on their surface are penny-ante. But the real offense, the hurt, is unresolved. And the little hurts pile up and the resentment builds until things fall apart.
Itâs very easy for people to read a bad intent when youâre communicating a problem. Sometimes itâs a natural defense mechanism, if you think someone is just being shitty then you donât have to really hear them. But it can just as often simply be an incorrect assumption. Communicating your intent can stop that from happening and help the conversation come to a more fruitful resolution.
But if you break it down, your intent is not just a lubricant to keep the conversation productive. Your intent is the point of the conversation. More often than not the problems we have with each other are not the real issue, itâs how those problems make us feel. When you communicate your intent, youâre fully explaining the issue that needs to be resolved.
âIâve been missing you, could you skip your TV show tonight so we can play a video game together?â works better than âYou donât give me enough attention.â or âyou watch too much TV.â
Or âI suspect itâs just my anxiety, but Iâm worried that youâre angry with me because youâve been kind of quiet.â is better than just âWhy are you so distant?â
For years I worried that we couldnât discuss problems because it would cause a fight. That was how the world I lived in as a kid worked. Having a partner who is open to hearing you is huge, but choice of wording helps even when you have a partner who wants to hear you.Â
very good advice. it really helps when you give the other person something actionable. a request, a suggestion, an offer to brainstorm. donât complain; troubleshoot.
you donât have to be emotionless or conciliatory. itâs ok to express anger. just be mature about it, and respect the other person. donât go on a power trip, donât leverage your legitimate gripes to make them grovel. keep your eyes on the prize. if you donât know what the prize is, the next step is to tell them so and invite them to help you figure it out, not to moan until they miraculously do the right thing at random. even when youâre super upset you can still apply these skills.
wrong: âthis place is a damn landfill because nobody but me does any housework!â
right: âthere is some serious housekeeping fail going on around here. itâs kinda driving me bugfuck. i want to sit down and take a look at how we do the housework, because how weâre doing it right now sucks.â
see how the second one doesnât blame? blameâs not important. responsibility is important, but that has to be worked out calmly or itâs not going to be functional. the first person is picking a fight; the second person is trying to solve a problem. youâll notice theyâre not smoothing ruffled feathers or acting apologetic, theyâre clearly quite annoyed. but theyâre aiming their anger at the situation, not the person.
even if they are angry with their housemate, working those feelings out is beyond the scope of the conversation. trying to combine venting with chore planning is, imo, the number one cause of screaming kitchen fights on planet earth.
do you ever just see an art style and know in your heart that this person draws porn
I'm sorry this isn't a fandom ask, but as someone with a few years more life experience than me, do you have any advice on getting by in your early twenties, because right now it's just like, a void of uncertainty and terrible job and no social life and the like, and nobody irl knows what advice to give me and I'm not really sure what to do or where to go in life (college was stressful, but it at least gave me structure :/ But can't really afford more education, and student loans are terrifying)
PhewâŚ.man oh man, do I know that feeling. My early twenties were terrifying, and for the same reasons.Â
College, however demanding, always has a clear path to take with clear goals and expectations: to earn this major, you must take these classes. To pass these classes, you must complete these tasks, etc, etc, etc.
Then you graduate and it seems like thereâs no clear path in any direction. You have to make your own path and that is so scary and confusing. What are you even supposed to do? What if you mess up? What if you end up in a job you hate or canât do? What if thereâs no jobs you can do and you canât earn the money to survive?Â
You say youâre in a terrible job now, maybe youâre worried that youâll always be stuck in it, or that even if you end up somewhere else itâll be just as bad as or worse than your current work situation.
I canât give you specific career or life advice not knowing your circumstances, but I can tell you a few things I learned:
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basically, i think the general rule of thumb is: if someone REALLY wants the blood thatâs inside of your body, and theyâre like⌠a vampire, or a dracula, or some sort of mansquito, then thatâs probably okay. a dracula and a mansquito are made for removing things like blood and swords from inside your body. thatâs basically fine.
if something wants to get at your blood, and theyâre, say, some kind of murdersaurus, or maybe a really big frog, thatâs where the problems start to arise. a really frog is not made for removing blood, and your blood knows this, which is why it is so vehement about wanting to stay IN your body instead of coming out.Â
unfortunately this will not deter a really big frog, because a really big frog is full of things like prizes, and value, and quite a lot of hatred, and it would REALLY rather like to replace any and all of those things with your blood, and basically by any means possible.
These words scan with a fantastic degree of confidence considering that together they make no sense at all
seriously, fuck the false dichotomy between Science and The Arts. as if capital-S Science isnât an art that requires creativity, perseverance, patience, and skilled observation. as if The Arts donât require rigor, discipline, practice, and attention to detail. as if both arenât cultural structures that stand on foundations of sexist, racist, capitalist hierarchy. as if they both canât be used for purposes of enrichment and revolution. i am so fucking over this idea of presenting science and art as opposites, when they have so much more in common than people think.
UM!!!!!!! UM!!!! this is a beautiful post!!!! and I feel it with every part of my soul!
PreachâŚ
TODAY ITâS A GREAT DAY BECAUSE ITâS MARCH 15th THE DAY WHEN DENZEL CROCKER LOST HIS HAPPINESS AND ITâS ALSO ANNOY SQUIDWARD DAY
Itâs also the day Marty McFlyâs dad is murdered in the bad timeline
wow this is just a bad date in fiction
Itâs the fucking Ides of March people. Todays the day Julius Caesar was stabbed like 23 times
I did a very quick, sketchy comic because I was extremely inspired by this post. (Credit to @pinkdiamondprince for the original post.)
The entire analogy was just fantastic and so, so accurate, and I wanted to make a comic for it, even if itâs very sketchy because my attention span is nil.
Holy hell this is great
âAnd if you do find your turtles you can always rename the pondâ What an amazing message thank you
you ever see girls that are so pretty that you donât know what to do with yourself
i made a pretty girl laugh w/a silly joke and i got so flustered that i apologized
this pretty girl told me my hair was cute and touched it briefly and I couldnât form full sentences for a solid 10 minutes.
at a football game a pretty girl told me i was cute and she also called me kiddo and i couldnt play my instrument right for the rest of the night
every girl I see is pretty, I am in a constant state of paralysis
this pretty girl offered to teach me how to longboard and when she was teaching me how to balance she put her hands on my hips and I felt my soul leave my body
one time a pretty girl called me âgorgeousâ and I was so shocked and flustered that I literally cried right in front of her
today a pretty girl walked me out of class and i was surprised when she kept walking even though we reached her bus stop and i asked her where she was heading and she said âoh i just wanted to walk you to wherever youâre goingâ and we both blushed
at work this summer there was a pretty girl who came in multiple times a week and every single day she showed up I would lose the ability to form coherent sentences for at least ten minutes
A pretty cashier at the campus store told me I was pretty and I got so flustered that when I went back to my room I had to lay down for half an hour and my roommate was starting to get concerned.Â
Thereâs a REALLY pretty girl in my band class and sheâs three chairs away from me and every time I even glance up at her she looks back and smiles at me and I forget how to read music
I saw this really cute girl whilst shopping and she smiled at me and I promptly knocked over a stand and fell into a large sunhat
Thereâs this pretty girl I know that normally wears all black clothes, but one time I saw her in a dress from far away and I crashed my bike into a poleâŚ
Iâm talking to this really pretty girl right now and every time I see a message pop up from her, I canât help but smile and hide my face đ

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me: all exclusionists wrongfully preach that the oppressed group theyâre attacking is somehow part of their privileged oppressors. me: this tactic is not unique to LGBT issues, and is not exclusive to small-scale intracommunity issues, either. some of the worst atrocities in history were justified by spreading lies about how the victims were secretly responsible for all the worldsâ oppression. and itâs disturbing to see oppressed groups attack one another by recreating this in (a comparatively inconsequential) miniature. by saying, for example, that aces were responsible for the shooting in orlando. (x) me: because the most effective way to attack the oppressed is to paint them to be the âactualâ oppressive force, using their fight for rights as âproofâ of their âoppressive intentionsâ. despite all evidence proving otherwise. simply rewrite history to erase past examples of their oppression, and discredit any new evidence that appears. itâs disturbingly easy to do. LGBT groups attempting to demonize and discredit one another is everything our oppressors wish to see of us. me: and to make matters worse, they usually accuse the oppressed group of being their own oppressors. trans women are accused of being men, aces are accused of being straight, etc.Â
twerf, acephobe, or biphobe: okay but iâm nothing like those other AWFUL people! me: âŚ.how so? twerf, acephobe, or biphobe: because iâm ACTUALLY CORRECT about that oppressed group secretly being my oppressor!! the difference between me and those other bigots is that iâm RIGHT!! my violence against the oppressed is JUSTIFIED, because i like to yell that they ARENâT OPPRESSED, which is something NONE OF THOSE OTHER EXCLUSIONISTS DO!!Â
me:Â
if youâre embarrassed by the person you were 5 years ago, good. bc it means youâve grown. youâve educated yourself and expanded your horizons. given half the chance, Iâd deck 2011 me right in the face .Â
I donât know whatâs going on here but I like it.
#if male superheroes had costumes designed the same way as female costumes
#i present to you the new batsuit
someone get magneto on the phone

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I've been trying to follow Terry Pratchett's advice of writing 400 words a day, and I've run into a bit of a conundrum. Does making the daily word count matter if youâre just transferring/typing out stuff from one of your countless notebooks onto the screen? Or would you say it has to be all new material? I know each writer makes their own rules and progress is what's key, but I would like to hear your opinion.
Typing days, second draft days, count as far as Iâm concerned. Because you start off with lots of notes, and you end up with an introduction or a short story or a few pages of a novel.
Concept: a small child whose imaginary friend is Superman. He talks to âSupermanâ all the time, completely unaware that Clark can in fact hear everything heâs saying. The child and associated adults are infinitely surprised when reply letters from Superman start appearing in their mailbox
#clark is just#goin about his business#fightin bad guys and smashing through walls#listening to this little kid tell him about school today and soccer practice and#how his mom is making spaghetti for dinner and does superman want to come??#one of these days heâs probably going to do it#hello it is I superman#I heard there was spaghetti??Â
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