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ANYA CHALOTRA & ANNA SHAFFER In Paris for Paris Fashion Week

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"I would burn this world if I knew it would keep you safe"

No one touches Yen's daughter or else she's coming for you 🗡🗡🗡🗡

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i finally finished the book series! i love these guys sfm they make me feel fings

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I know lots of people have said they'll keep watching The Witcher for Anya Chalotra and Joey Batey, but I don't see that many people talk about Freya Allan and I think she deserves positive attention too

So I just wanna say that I really like Freya as Ciri (aka the REAL main character of The Witcher <3), especially in season 3, and I'm looking forward to her performance in future seasons :]

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Bipolar disorder is a chronic illness that demands special therapy. People with bipolar are also people with special needs that should be met by employers, family, friends, and partners. We need medication, psychotherapy, but most importantly support.

Employers should consider giving people who are officially diagnosed with bipolar disorder small breaks even after a month of work or so because some of us can't keep working for months before they can take a break. I myself quit a good job because my depression came back (my meds were changed) and I couldn't have a paid leave to get used to my new meds. I got better later, but I already had no job.

People who are close to bipolar patients should support them no matter what and don't judge them. We always need your understanding and sometimes we need your advice. I always need support, so I can see myself in perspective and make a weighted decision especially when it's a serious one. It's also helpful to have people on your side when you're learning to live with your illness. And financial support is also needed most of the time because therapy shouldn't be avoided, but it is very expensive.

If you want to read my journey through unemployment and job search you can read the post below.

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I'm bipolar and a language & literature major graduate from a prestigious university.

Finding and keeping a job is really hard for me. Since graduating in 2023 I've been unemployed for 10 months in total and working for 3 months. Most of this time my parents were financially supporting me that included my psychotherapy and meds. Right now I'm not in therapy because our financial situation has worsened recently. It couldn't be my fault though because before the graduation my parents have been paying for my education for 4 years without credits and it wasn't cheap, but we were fine. Now I need way less money, but parents are in fact in debt.

So of course I've become an easy target for my drunkard father. He's been blaming all the problems on me for a year now. He says I don't have a future because I'm 23 now, unemployed and single (in fact I'm not). And of course I get reminded that so much money was spent on my education and I don't have a job. I always get compared to successful (as my relatives say) people from my childhood or distant family. They have jobs, they have partners, they have a future. And I don't. I'm always at home taking pills and crying or playing video games. Sometimes I'm meeting with my friends. But I'm still a loser who has nothing.

Recently I've got a job. Huge international company, decent money, opportunity for professional growth. The competition for this position was crazy. And I got it.

My mom was the only one to congratulate me. My father told me to continue the search because I'm always leaving. The last time I left was when I was in a moderate-severe depressive episode and commuting was taking over 2 hours one way and about 5 hours a day in total. That job I loved so much, but I couldn't bear the commute especially when I had no energy.

His words hit home. I know that people with bipolar struggle to keep a job because of the mood change and impulsiveness. I didn't need that reminder. I'm starting a new job that I really want to succeed in and I'm so scared I won't be able to stay there for 3 months at least. Perhaps it'd be easier if I had a support at home and people who could consult me in difficult situations, but instead I got this person who gets drunk and says things that make me insecure. And of course I can't move out until I have a stable job.

I am already struggling right now with other problems that are hard to solve without psychotherapy. And I am still at this point in therapy when we're trying new meds every couple of months. Right now it's lithium and I'm feeling only sorrow for the loss of my feelings, stable good mood, and memories. I also need a support with my therapy journey, but my parents won't give me that. I feel lonely and quite desperate because of what's going to happen later. More discouraging, more insults, more insecurities. I feel like I'm about to lose everything when I am actually only starting a new job. A good job.

I know that nobody's going to read all of this, but I needed a place to write down my thoughts. Maybe someone will see this though, so thank you for reading my story. Be kind.

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and what if they got married. what then

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Look, I have a gf now why would I need a fanfic? Like there's no reason to daydream, she's perfect, and enough, and so many things. But my ass suddenly wants to read about this one deeply flawed and unfortunate HET couple. Why? I am asking. Why?

Well... they are my parents after all.

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Cassie Clare as Philippa Eilhart in The Witcher: Season 3, Volume 1

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happy birthday the witcher 2! ✨ prints and patreon

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summoned ~💫🪶

My second pride request. It was so nice to draw them again. 💕🫣

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ANYA CHALOTRA Behind the scenes for 'Unknown 9: Awakening'

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“I want to be pretty. Really pretty, like you, Lady Yennefer.”

“You are really pretty. A really pretty ugly one. My pretty little ugly one.”

Drawing Netflix Yen and Ciri with my favourite interaction of them in the book in mind ’ 3 ’

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belleteyn

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have u seen our daughter

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retirement looks good on you

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a comfortable retirement