Aug 17, 2025
I need to get put back in therapy but idk how to ask my mom without worrying her. I don't want her to think it's getting bad again I just need someone to tell me what's going on in my head
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I need to get put back in therapy but idk how to ask my mom without worrying her. I don't want her to think it's getting bad again I just need someone to tell me what's going on in my head
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I can’t decide what to think about Coriolanus.
He’s an enigma of a character.
Who is he? Why is he? What does he want?
He’s a solider. He was a child soldier. He is a soldier because his mother sent him to war at sixteen and then sent him back for more. Is being a soldier his chosen or inherent identity or one that was assigned to him? Is there a difference?
Why does he hold so much disdain for the people of Rome? Because they don’t uphold his code of valor in battle? Because his stakes need to be life or death 100% of the time and that just isn’t sustainable for the majority of people?
Why can’t he play the political game his mother seems to love? Is that not a type of war? Maybe the stakes are too low for him or maybe he simply knows he wouldn’t be good at it. That has never held him back before, though. Coriolanus doesn’t seem to fear failure. He hates (not fears) dishonor. Maybe playing the game of politics is irreconcilable with his honor code.
I’m not entirely sure what the tragedy of Coriolanus is. Maybe it’s not that he dies but that he is so caught up in war and violence that it’s simply impossible to seek peace (and I’m never quite sure if he honestly wants it in the first place).
Coriolanus is tragic long before act 5. He is turned into an object to be gawked at, stripped of his autonomy. He wants to be alone, maybe because there is no one else like him or maybe because it’s easier to be isolated than to have all eyes on him.
Fresh off the hellsite presses is this monstrosity.
Tumblr... What the actual hell?
Please no unsolicited dick pics, no sugar daddies or momma's just don't be creepy please. I just want chill people to talk to, smoke with or play snap games with.
Unexpected benefit of having a hard time paying attention to any audio conversation that you're not a part of:
Your partner and metamour can be sitting right next to you having a relationship spat, and they'll be afforded a pretty high degree of privacy.
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You ever get that intense anxiety that comes from trying to focus, and stuff is happening around you that’s distracting, and the more you try to focus, the harder it is to actually focus? My chest legit hurts right now.
Like, the only thing that helps is putting music on to drown out everything else, and I’m still trying to recover so I can return to making my first pathfinder character. (There are too many feats, y’all, and I need to pick three. I think the hardest part is sorting out which feats I can actually take, because they list all of them, and a large percentage have prerequisites that I don’t have.)
I’m on my phone all the time because I lack stimulation and need to occupy myself 24/7