I feel like one of the many things that is overlooked when having massive power outages in our island is how it can trigger anxiety, bc it is 3:35am and I'm doing breathing exercises because the power came back after 12 hours and instead of being relieved it triggered me due to its instability.

I remember ppl rolling their eyes at me when I said, a few years back, that education systems were going to crumble with the way things are going...welp.

I'm reaching the point where I find social media....boring.

I have high functioning anxiety which means I have to be doing something 24/7 to the brink of falling asleep at night and this last weekend I literally forced myself to STOP and just watch Netflix and omg did I need that. It was hard to stay put, but my body finally rested after months.

Buy the books.
Buy the movies.
Buy the games.
Physical media is more important now than ever.

Among all the terrible things that are happening, this is one of them currently on my island. Please visit their site and sign the petition to save the 😸! www.alleycat.org/our-work/pue...

My dear friend described me in pictures and she really nailed it. 🥹❤️

Also it's so distorted to me how we're all just expected to keep working when families are literally being torn apart and people's rights continue to be disregarded. The cruel never-ending system.

I'd like to be included in projects because of my ideas, merit, and creativity- not because I'm "conventionally attractive" so you'd get more engagement.

Can’t even think about Oscars, having anxiety attack about rights.

This sums it up for me.

My desire to remain informed is at complete odds with my desire to remain sane.

I always get on these type of apps and then remember how awkwardly shy I am speaking on the internet🧍‍♀️

Oh hey, if you need some beautifully haunting illustrations this year, my schedule's (mostly) free starting February!

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I'm slowly running away from Meta.