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The popularization of therapy speak has done enormous collective social damage. Yes, the meltdowns of people with BPD are manipulative, in the same way that it's manipulative to scream for help when you're in danger, or for a person with cancer to post a gofundme. Any attempt
realizing how many people i’ve met on here who i consider to have become close friends i love very dearly
one of my neighbors has such a horrible cough it sounds like they’re dying and it also sounds like they’re right next to me please do something about both those issues
most her technique declining in the years post daydream manifests in a lack of head coordination in her mix, if she’d been taught more about her specific instrument she could’ve adapted to her changing voice instead of subsequently damaging it more:/
her voice has always been interesting from a technical standpoint as well as the sound of it for that very reason; she seemed to never have learned *why* her prime technique worked and only *that* it worked. setting up for failure with a voice that inevitably will change hugely
older obviously gay guy in the tram got up and walked past me holding onto the handlebars while the tram was at a complete standstill and “accidentally” grabbed exactly the spot where my hand was i need all men dead
this guy i used to talk to until he got a boyfriend randomly back to liking my story and notes & turns out he’s single again
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In order to properly speak a foreign language you sort of have to do an impression of a native speaker. The reason why most anglos are so bad at languages is because they are too self-conscious to effectively do this


















