PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Cosmic Funnies
Xuebing Du
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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
Peter Solarz
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Mike Driver
wallacepolsom
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cherry valley forever
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Shangri-La and Route 487 Theres a street called Shangri-La almost too small to be noticed, hemmed in by maples and fog just outside of town. I’ve driven by it thousands of times but have never been tempted to turn -what would I do with perfection but mar it? The morning light divides paradise: I want to turn and look yet it hurts my eyes so I glance and wish to linger.
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some might not care some may pull you in to deep waves of emotions some may destruct you from the inside out some may lend hands some may bring parts of themselves to help create a better you.
give the gift of you to what you know to be worthy - Nova
Heartbreak is like a broken pencil: pointless, but a great excuse for a re-write
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To be seen is not to be loved. But to be loved is to be seen and understood completely.
a poem made by me. These verses delve into the daily battles fought within the mind, where hope and despair constantly vie for control. It highlights the stigmas faced, the silent struggles endured.
For women and the mentally ill, the battle rages on, In a society that often turns its back and moves along. Their strength is in their silence, their power in their pain, In every tear and whispered fear, they rise and fight again.
Abuse and stigma shadow them, like phantoms in the night, Yet in their hearts, a fire burns, a beacon of their might. They navigate the darkness, with courage as their guide, In a world that seeks to break them, they stand with steadfast pride.
Their voices, though often silenced, will never be erased, For in their struggle lies a truth that cannot be displaced. In unity and resilience, they find their way to cope, And in their fight for justice, they kindle sparks of hope. -- female lore
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I wasn't asking for my life back I was asking for justice. Obviously it was implied to them in great disregard. I was/am too mad to be kind to the inequality towards my body & i always will be. I've been generous enough I'd like the entirety of myself back entirely. tirelessly, inside my home feel like a nut house filled with ghosts An honour, that you do not need. get out. get out. get out.
A phantom touch, a ghostly hand, in dreams that never end, The voices speak of horrors, that time can never mend. In the mirror's fractured gaze, reflections start to weep, A tale of stolen innocence, in memories that creep.
The voices rise, a haunting choir, in the corridors of mind, A symphony of sorrow, where solace is hard to find. In the surreal dance of night, where nightmares come to play, The voices tell a story, that words can never say.
In the heart of darkness, where the soul begins to fray, The voices echo endlessly, in a world of disarray. --female lore
Catwoman, the enigmatic antiheroine of Gotham, embodies a unique brand of feminism that challenges traditional gender roles and societal expectations. Her dual identity as Selina Kyle and Catwoman allows her to navigate both the criminal underworld and high society with ease, showcasing her adaptability and resilience. Unlike many female characters who are often relegated to supporting roles, Catwoman stands as a powerful, independent figure who refuses to be defined by her relationships with men. Her strength lies not only in her physical prowess but also in her intelligence, cunning, and unwavering sense of justice, albeit on her own terms.
Through her complex character, Catwoman highlights the multifaceted nature of feminism. She is unapologetically herself, embracing her flaws and strengths alike. Her actions, whether seen as heroic or villainous, are driven by a desire for autonomy and self-determination. In a world that often seeks to control and confine women, Catwoman's defiance and independence serve as a powerful statement of empowerment. She is a reminder that feminism is not a one-size-fits-all movement but a diverse and dynamic force that celebrates the individuality and agency of every woman.
don't assume we can all pick up the pieces.
It's infuriating how society often fails to grasp the depth of pain that comes with being sexually assaulted. The trauma isn't just a fleeting moment; it's a relentless shadow that follows you, affecting every aspect of your life. People throw around phrases like "move on" or "get over it," as if healing is a simple switch you can flip. They don't understand the sleepless nights, the constant anxiety, the feeling of being unsafe in your own skin. It's a battle every single day, and the scars, both visible and invisible, are a testament to the strength it takes to keep going. The pain is real, and it's time we stop minimizing it and start supporting survivors with the empathy and respect they deserve.
In demonology, male and female roles are commonly symbolized by succubi and incubi. Succubi, being female demons, seduce men, while incubi, their male counterparts, lure women. Both types of demons are depicted as manipulative and deceptive, exploiting human frailties for their own dark purposes.
These portrayals reflect broader societal views on gender and sexuality, often reinforcing harmful stereotypes and biases. For example, the Malleus Maleficarum; a 15th century witchcraft treatise, stressed that sexual relations between demons and humans were especially sinful for women. This historical context underscores the gendered narratives in demonology and their influence on perceptions of morality and sin.
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The Woman vs. Woman Dynamic in Mental Health Stigma
Women often face significant stigma when it comes to mental health, which can be exacerbated by the woman vs. woman dynamic. Cultural norms dictate that women should be strong, nurturing, and self-sacrificing, leaving little room for vulnerability (Rosenfield & Smith, 2019). This stigma can prevent women from seeking the help they need, leading to untreated mental health issues (Rosenfield & Smith, 2019). Those from marginalized communities face even greater barriers due to intersecting stigmas related to race, socioeconomic status, and sexual orientation (Rosenfield & Smith, 2019).
The internal battle is often compounded by external pressures, including societal expectations and the judgment of other women (Rosenfield & Smith, 2019). This woman vs. woman dynamic can create an environment where women feel isolated and unsupported, further exacerbating their mental health struggles (Rosenfield & Smith, 2019). Addressing these stigmas requires a multifaceted approach, including education, advocacy, and support systems that empower women to seek help without fear of judgment (Rosenfield & Smith, 2019).
References:
Rosenfield, S., & Smith, C. A. (2019). Gender and mental health: Do men and women have different amounts or types of problems? In R. C. Kessler & A. P. McLaughlin (Eds.), Handbook for the study of mental health (pp. 73-89). Cambridge University Press.
the holy river shivers down on us, in a draw of guns towards the earths end. - female lore
