#12th Generation

[cookiefools]

When I say I cried 😭😭

[leonardo-leon89]

Gateway GWTC71427-BL 🗒

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Equipo:Tipo de equipo  Equipo basado en x64 ACPISistema operativo  Microsoft Windows 11 ProService Pack del SO  –Internet Explorer  11.1.22621.0Edge  121.0.2277.98DirectX  DirectX 12.0Nombre del equipo  DESKTOP-G1QKO5RNombre de usuario  COMPUTER SERVICESDominio de inicio de sesión  DESKTOP-G1QKO5RFecha / Hora  2024-02-04 / 14:29Placa base:Tipo de CPU  2C+8c Intel Core i7-1255U, 3100 MHz (31 x…

[padoskawruh]

LAPTOP HP PAVILION X360 14 TOUCH I5 1235 8GB 512SSD W11 14.0FHD - LAPTOP, PLUS PAKET

[mndvx]

— This Clara person, you must really like her. — Why do you say that? — You killed a man. You don't seem the type. DOCTOR WHO — Hell Bent (S09E12) directed by Rachel Talalay | written by Steven Moffat ››› Peter Capaldi as The Doctor ››› Ken Bones as The General / Kenossium ››› Jenna Coleman as Clara Oswald

[eddiediaaz]

everyday i remember that merlin is STILL waiting by avalon for arthur to return. after like. almost a fucking millennia!!!! and everyday i go

WHO ELSE can match these freaks?????

[weatherera]

End of the Hall // Generation Loss: The Social Experiments.

[iloveacronix]

Misery doodles for me bc im hungry *drinks them like water*

Close ups🔥

Probably the 2nd best one yet I think this describes Lloyd the second he was born.

Random snek

Jay Dragons Rising season 2 leak💀

I was sleep deprived on the burger one i swear

Mmmm business father

[snowe-zolynn-rogers]

Moon: In your opinion, what is the height of stupidity?

Lunar, turning to Eclipse: How tall are you?

[last-sprout]

whats the oldest thing you own?

ah wow that’s quite a question, but I think I have the answer! This vintage 7th edition players handbook of Basilisks + Battlements, published in (if I recall correctly) the mid 2030s? So really really old school! This was back when they were experimenting with the AR books with the animated illustrations and stuff! This copy took a little restoration but with some help I managed to get them working properly.

I mentioned about how I have a hookup for cool old world stuff in another ask - this cost me an arm and a leg but it was really worth it! I don’t really have time or like, anyone to play with but it’s just a cool piece of history haha.

[theemeraldforestgazette]

For people in the UK: the Twelfth Doctor tells you about which party has the best policies regarding environmental issues.

The legend that is Peter Capaldi.

[whimsicalpoet44]

Cycle Breaker Placements

Placements I see in charts that indicate someone is here to work through generational trauma and promote healing. These placements can be really tough, but offer a really unique perspective of the world.

They can also reap the most benefits once they work through their lessons.

Biggest indicators are 4th house, 8th house, 12th house, Scorpio, Capricorn, and Aries placements. Also big emphasis on harsh aspects related to Pluto/Mars/Moon/Saturn/Sun. But these are one that stick out to me the most.

✨Pluto in the 12th House. This placement indicates a lot of childhood trauma. When I see someone with this placement, I know they've been through it. I have instant respect for them. Most individuals with this placement don't realize their own inner power. It's hidden in their subconscious underneath years of memories where they were told that they were powerless. They are SO powerful and they don't even realize it. Especially if their Pluto is in Scorpio, but this applies to all 12th House Plutos. Once they recognize their own power, they're literally unstoppable.

✨Chiron in Gemini/3rd House. These individuals have a fear of being seen. They struggle to use their voice and speak their truth. Their path is usually the road less traveled, and it can feel isolating at times. They might have felt like their opinions never mattered in childhood and struggle with a need to be understood. Once they use their voice, they can affect powerful change to those around them.

✨Lilith in Cancer/Lilith 4th House. This placement indicates that the person will be working through generational trauma related to the mother or the maternal side of the family. Emotional needs are likely not met in childhood, which causes the person to have trouble accepting/asking help from others. But they also can't completely help themselves. Nurturing their emotions helps them unlock all the power of Lilith.

✨Saturn Conjunct Moon. Saturn and the Moon have opposing energies. The Moon is nurturing. Saturn is the disciplinarian. Often times, it can also be interpreted to represent the Mother (Moon) and the Father (Saturn). The paternal figure might've been absent or ill. The maternal figure could've been stressed and emotionally reactive. Someone with this aspect basically has to become their own parent. They're forced to learn emotional regulation, self-respect, and self-love. It teaches them that they have value and they likely break a lot of toxic cycles during self-growth.

✨Mars in a fire sign + in the 4th House. Inheriting a parent's reactive nature is likely with this placement. At least this is what I've noticed when I've interpreted charts. Fire signs are quick to act and they are sometimes viewed as impulsive. With a fire Mars in the 4th House, they'll be forced to confront their explosive anger. If not, they can repeat toxic generational cycles. Their parents were likely aggressive and threatened their safety in the home. This is a REALLY tough placement.

✨Chiron in the 5th House. Inner child wounds are prevalent here. The individual's self-expression is limited or repressed, likely due wounds from a parent or caretaker in childhood. They hide the important parts of themselves and have a really hard time being vulnerable with anyone, including themselves. Embracing creativity and accepting themselves is how they heal. In the process, they break negative generational cycles.

✨Capricorn Moon. These individuals had a lot of expectations placed on them in childhood. They might have been forced to step up in their childhood and could've been more of a parent than their actual parents, raising themselves and/or siblings. They're seen as the responsible ones, and might have faded into the background, causing their needs to go unmet. Their caretakers could've put work before play, causing these individuals to adopt the same approach. They must learn how to be vulnerable and experience joy with others.

✨Venus in Scorpio (Bonus points if it's in retrograde). Trauma related to a person's sense of self-worth is common. They might have low self-esteem or struggle to navigate relationships. There's a possibility that your caretakers relationship was volatile, leaving them to be afraid of intimacy (i.e. Divorce). There could be possessiveness or jealousy in romantic relationships as well. Even obsessiveness. Finding a way to balance these energies and re-shape how they define relationships helps. They also undergo the most transformation in romantic relationships.

✨Moon Square Mercury. Emotions were not safe to express in childhood. They might have problems making decisions, constantly warring between their mind and their heart. They could lean onto old belief systems or coping skills, even when they know it doesn't work. After a while, they'll be forced to change their approach on how they deal with their emotions. Thus, breaking toxic cycles learned in childhood.

✨Saturn in the 12th House. Wounds here could be attributed to past life trauma, but it's usually agitated in childhood. These individuals are really hard on themselves and believe they don't deserve anything good in life. There's potential for memory suppression and a tendency to disassociate. Absent paternal figures are common with this placement. When they prioritize their mental health and work towards healing, they break generational curses.

✨Aquarius Placements. These individuals are often tasked with pursuing their own path and deviating from the "norm." Therefore, they struggle with trauma in childhood. They might have been bullied for their unique interests. They could be the family outcast. Whatever it is, they take their own path. They might break familial expectations that had been adhered to for generations. Therefore, breaking the cycle.

✨Pluto in Scorpio. Generationally, this is the one. Being mostly raised by boomer parents, they pulled the rug out from underneath their parents, calling out toxicity. They likely trigger their parents without even trying. They hold up a mirror, highlighting what their parents could've been if they had broken the cycle.

✨Sagittarius Mercury. They can't help it. They word vomit their observations. A lot of the times, it could be done with innocent intention. However, being catalysts for chaos, they open boxes that their families have tried desperately to keep shut. They are brutally honest and care fiercely about discovering the truth. Sometimes, they intentionally cause chaos for change. Letting little bits of information or truth slip, they can have their family in uproar and questioning their entire existence. They're the voice of truth. And their family can't escape it. And they might hate them for it. But they just can't help it. It comes out of their mouth before they have the chance to think about it. (12th House Sag Mercury individuals might have a different presentation/experience of this placement).

✨Pisces Moon/Rising. These individuals can have challenging relationships with their mothers or maternal figures. They typically lack boundaries and experience pretty intense people pleasing behaviors. They're also very different from the rest of their family, usually. They'll be put in situations by the universe to craft their own identity and stand up for themselves. They can be the first to educate themselves on boundaries and actually implement them.

✨8th House Suns. They are often used by the universe for change and upheaval. 8th House Suns don't always have to do something for this to happen. Their very existence can be triggering to others. This is because they are usually showcasing their best qualities by simply being themselves. This causes others to feel insecure, because they begin to recognize the qualities they lack inside of themselves. So, 8th House Suns end up becoming the family scapegoat. If you're an 8th house Sun, just remember that it isn't you. It's someone projecting their own problems onto you. There's power there if you know how to use it.

✨Neptune/Uranus in the 1st House. These individuals often have an air of mystery surrounding them. No one can really figure them out. So they end up having others project their assumptions about their character onto them. This is another placement where their very existence is troubling to others. Because they become a sounding board for others' insecurities.

I'll do more of these later and make this a series!

[auset66]

So I had this weird thought. Let's say we di3 somehow due to anything.... health problems or accident. Then like what about all the D9 charts and the predictions that were meant to happen in our life?

Look everyone has D9 chart has D10 chart right? Then what about those who d*e at birth? Or before marriage or in teenage years?

Like...... I don't know.... what does this make of astrology? What do you guys think? Let me know.

[seaweedstarshine]

Listen is so great you don't understand. It's an episode about mental illness. And some people point out that some of the things that happen (the kid under the blanket, the airlock mechanism triggering) are on the surface unlikely, but that's the exact point. The Doctor is not an objective narrator, I mean this is the episode that starts with him sitting on top of the TARDIS in space speechifying, we see it in the way he frames it, so we see these ordinary things (a mischievous child, a dead ship breaking down) in the uncanny way he sees them—

—and because he is the Doctor, because he is the person who bad guys pause their plans to listen when he talks, because he is charismatic and impressive and the Oncoming Storm—

—because he's the Doctor, Clara (and baby Danny and Orson) start to believe him, until they arrive on Gallifrey, until Clara sees the root of his trauma, and she understands.

And it doesn't matter if this creature is a delusion or not, it only matters that it scares him, because fear is a superpower, and the way he responds to the reality he experiences is why he's the Doctor.

What. an. icon.

[elftwink]

it's so fucked up whenever i think about the fact that some people don't live anywhere near a mountain range. people are alive rn who have never seen a mountain. literally incomprehensible to me mountains are integral to my life and when im in an environment without them for too long i start feeling like a mouse in a big open field waiting for hawks to arrive

[mooztoonz]

“Sorry, I Don’t Speak Bear.”

Happy 12th Anniversary to the movie, Brave! 🐻🏹

[starlightseraph]

the world needs this right now.