Kadri Smith
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there is a lot of intentional minimization of the pandemic but i am really more interested in the unintentional sort.
like, how does unmarked grief and suppressed fear sort of get digested and forgotten?
how does the memory of lockdown for most people end up leaving those things out?
like, how does unmarked grief and suppressed fear sort of get digested and forgotten?
how does the memory of lockdown for most people end up leaving those things out?
October 19, 2025 at 9:06 AM
there is a lot of intentional minimization of the pandemic but i am really more interested in the unintentional sort.
like, how does unmarked grief and suppressed fear sort of get digested and forgotten?
how does the memory of lockdown for most people end up leaving those things out?
like, how does unmarked grief and suppressed fear sort of get digested and forgotten?
how does the memory of lockdown for most people end up leaving those things out?
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For some people, the logic of victim-blaming seeps into everything, no matter how cruel. And it's often clearly born out of a desire to say "This terrible tragedy was their own fault, which is why it could never happen to me"
December 16, 2025 at 4:56 PM
For some people, the logic of victim-blaming seeps into everything, no matter how cruel. And it's often clearly born out of a desire to say "This terrible tragedy was their own fault, which is why it could never happen to me"
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According to medieval astrology, Scorpio season is a bad time for planting trees, bathing, bloodletting, buying gold or silver, buying horses, and making new clothes.
October 24, 2025 at 8:51 PM
According to medieval astrology, Scorpio season is a bad time for planting trees, bathing, bloodletting, buying gold or silver, buying horses, and making new clothes.