WhatAtinyWorld

"The light hurt my eyes but they adjusted." 
          	
          	The new book I'm reading is called "Dark." A philosophical fiction (which I've learned is the ACTUAL NAME for the genre I like and I am so happy) written in 2000; the author was 25. (Kenji Jasper.)
          	
          	The whole thing, currently, as I'm just on the third chapter now, is about darkness. Dark skin, dark lights, dark streets, dark minds. But he adjusts. Or he will. As I also need to do. 
          	
          	Yesterday in group therapy, we learned one of the tenants of accepting reality through DBT. A common saying, apparently, but I don't remember hearing it before. "The road out of hell is through misery." And another one, "acceptance of reality can lead to sorrow, but great peace usually follows."
          	
          	The light hurt my eyes, but I adjusted. 

WhatAtinyWorld

"The light hurt my eyes but they adjusted." 
          
          The new book I'm reading is called "Dark." A philosophical fiction (which I've learned is the ACTUAL NAME for the genre I like and I am so happy) written in 2000; the author was 25. (Kenji Jasper.)
          
          The whole thing, currently, as I'm just on the third chapter now, is about darkness. Dark skin, dark lights, dark streets, dark minds. But he adjusts. Or he will. As I also need to do. 
          
          Yesterday in group therapy, we learned one of the tenants of accepting reality through DBT. A common saying, apparently, but I don't remember hearing it before. "The road out of hell is through misery." And another one, "acceptance of reality can lead to sorrow, but great peace usually follows."
          
          The light hurt my eyes, but I adjusted. 

WhatAtinyWorld

"A map is a two-dimensional representation with arbitrary symbols and incised lines that decide who is to be our enemy and who is to be our friend, 
          
          who deserves our love 
          
          and who deserves our hatred 
          
          and who, our sheer indifference."
          
          -Elif Shafak, The Island of Missing Trees 

WhatAtinyWorld

"But it's better to fight than to be torn alive, she said. It must be fate that we were born at this time. If you can't go back to your mother's womb, you'd better learn to be a good fighter." 
          
          -Anchee Min, Red Azalea 

WhatAtinyWorld

@No_JiminProtested oh honey!! TT Yes gosh, but it takes so much willpower to actually possess this idea and live it 
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No_JiminProtested

@WhatAtinyWorld "if you can't go back to your mother's womb" FOR REAL this is literally something that has kept me up at night lately... 
            
            Sometimes when I'm done with whatever's going on, I tell myself "you're here anyway, better learn to deal with it and survive as long as you breathe"
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WhatAtinyWorld

Apparently the tr*mp administration threatened to KIDNAP the Pope and now the Vatican says Pope Leo isn't allowed to come to the US. What in the world is this 

bangtanrewinds

@WhatAtinyWorld I always wonder how he ended up grabbing such a big post. It's insane looking at how childish he actually is ☠️
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WhatAtinyWorld

"My brothers, my father, my mother — they all wanted to be understood. But as soon as I truly understood them, they started to hate me for it. 
          
          To them, being known was the same as being controlled."
          
          - Hiromi Kawakami, Under The Eye Of The Big Bird

WhatAtinyWorld

@wonderlino it still doesn't make sense without context but at least it makes no sense correctly 
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wonderlino

@WhatAtinyWorld the fact that i didn't even notice something was missing because i filled it in in my head but i still don't get it,,,,, maybe i'm too sleepy 
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WhatAtinyWorld

@wonderlino come comment again, I had to delete the last post bc there was an entire word missing from the quote TT 
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WhatAtinyWorld

The fact that N Korea is going to have a woman leader before the US

WhatAtinyWorld

I'm back at the university library where I always used to write. It's been months. Even coming in, the smell reminds me of the fantasy home I've built for us in my mind ❤️

WhatAtinyWorld

"[this planet] wasn't a unified entity that could offhandedly be identified by a name like Earth. 
          
          Having seen so much of it, I found it impossible to hold any one coherent image of the planet as a whole."
          
          -Hiromi Kawakami, Under The Eye Of The Big Bird