Void | 24 | he/him +they/them Please read DNI (Do Not Interact) before following or reaching out to me! basically a bi mess who has too many hobbies but not enough time or money for them
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no one tells you how much of life takes practice. not just writing, painting, running, singing, etc, but practicing how to make friends. how to make the right ones. getting practiced at how to be a good friend, a good sibling, a good person. practice identifying when people haven’t earned that. learning to recognize your right to rage and, eventually, how to offer mercy. so much of life is muscle memory, and i’ve begun to realize there are so many more parts of ourselves to flex and stretch and strengthen than those we’re taught in anatomy lessons
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honestly there’s nothing that can compare to creating OCs and imagining scenarios with them with a person you trust. i don’t even mean in an shipping sense, either – just you and your friends making up people that also friends and imagining them in ridiculous, hilarious, adorable, angsty situations. like holy shit the knowledge that they are enjoying themselves with what you create and you’re enjoying yourself with what they create and you’re both just having the time of your fucking lives playing barbie with your own creations, safe in the knowledge that they aren’t fucking judging you or thinking ill of you for the silly little scenarios you’re imagining, no matter how cringe they might be. no cringe zone. just friendship.
it’s pure, simple bliss y’all
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I want to create things. Do things. Be inspiring. And I thought you are the person I can do it with. But I was totally wrong. You were the one who made me stand still instead of helping me to grow.
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I’m sad that you aren’t in my life anymore, but honestly, I feel like I can breathe again. I am my own again. My body is mine. My money is mine. And my mind is mine. I am so much calmer. I am not going crazy over how badly you were treating me. I can breathe again. Thank you for leaving, even if it wasn’t for me.
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Fact: Bisexual people are not more likely to cheat or to leave their partners for someone of another gender. However, we are far more likely to be abused by our partners than people of other orientations. Being bisexual does not mean you need to be controlled or that you’re less trustworthy, and it shouldn’t be a point of tension in your relationship.
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Fuck every person who has treated me shitty and abused me in the past and kept doing it knowing I’d let them. You don’t control me anymore. You can’t use me anymore. I am my own. I am not yours.
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I know you miss them, but you are better off without them.
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Hey, it’s okay to love the parts of your abuser that were kind and good. It’s okay to miss those parts. It’s okay to miss or cherish those memories. It doesn’t invalidate your experience as a victim of abuse.
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It’s completely normal to feel bad after ending an abusive relationship, but always know that even if it hurts now, in a very near future, you’ll shine so much. But you won’t shine like the stars or anything that you’ve seen before. You’ll shine like you, you’ll shine everything that you couldn’t before.
Because now, my friend, you are free. Don’t you ever forget that.
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Infatuation is not love. Manipulation is not love. Self destruction is not love.
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