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Sure, of course he lid, but I try to look for the deeper wisdom that can be harder to see.

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lemmy.zip

I hate this “no one” meme format. Nobody ever uses it correctly. I wished it would just die.

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toynbeereply
lemmy.world

Almost everyone, actually, I think.

Clearly good for engagement, though.

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lemmy.ca

we don’t bottle up our emotions, we pressure cook with a lid on our emotions. 

And it works, in an hour you can have soft feeling beans and delicious emotion soup. 

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Stiffyreply
lemmy.world

I always like a good homemade boul of AHHHHHH I FUCKING HATE MY FEELINGS PUSH THEM AWAY CANT SHOW EMOTION AHHHHHHH SHIT THE ONLY FEELING IM ALLOWED TO FEEL IS ANGER FUCKKKKKKK YOUUUUUU FEEEEELINGGGGSSSSSSS soup on a cold winter day ( n U n )

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Sounds like a good, sarcastic critique of the traditionally masculine neglect of emotions.

Unfortunately for said critique, it fits into my pressure cooker~

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lemmy.ml

Yes, emotional soup is what I'm going to be calling my internal state from now on

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I also have extreme PTSD, ADHD, depression, chronic anxiety, inability to trust people, and suicidal thoughts. I have never tried to kill myself. If you'd like to know why,

::: spoiler here's why:

I was sexually harassed when I was 3 years old. By my father. I don't recall the exact things he did to me, but I remember bits and pieces. My mother was a drug addict, as was my father. She was later charged with possession of over 100 grams of cocaine and meth in the trunk of her car. She was sentenced to 5 years. She would take me to parties, often forgetting me when she left the house. A number of times I was left in my bed, the door locked, for several days. I was punished for everything and nothing I didn't do. My grandmother and uncle also lived in the same house. It was my grandmother's house. I was always bruised and sometimes left outside in the rain with no umbrella. I never went to preschool. My mother, according to my grandmother, was also sexually assaulted by her father. When she told her mother, she said something along the lines of: "Some things you have to do for family. And he's a good provider." When I was adopted, I was 7 years old. I had traveled over Seattle, Washington, to different foster homes and different foster families. I had been in 36 foster homes in the span of 4 years. They discarded of me, seeing that I was not fit for family life. I was damaged and unchangeable, in their eyes. What they saw became what I saw, and I constantly blamed myself for being placed in foster home after foster home, believing that I was not good enough for anybody, and undeserving of love. I was leftovers. A kid bought from Goodwill for 5 dollars, no refunds. Passed on to people with scary faces and even scarier voices. I could not make any friends, in fear of them seeing how broken and wrong I was. I was finally adopted by a family with a much younger, adopted boy. His name is Ashten, and he was my first younger brother. I still didn't feel accepted, but I felt like I was with people that would never throw me out, give me away, or hurt me. I did not know what love felt like, when I was 7.

I do now.


:::

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sh.itjust.works

Thia one goes deep, though. She's broken because she believed [that no one would put roofies in her drink]. He's okay because he [used his hand as a] lid.

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Damn, where do you live? roofie Central? Little snt James?

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Nothing like a good lid, so sturdy, yet able to vent vapour.

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This feels like the simpsons 'football to the groin' laugh and obvious explanation from Homer. For everyone watching, they aren't laughing with him, they are laughing at him.

I can totally believe this is made by a person, I just thought I left all those people behind when I abandoned Facebook.

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