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rottmeltson · 4 months ago
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(⁠☆¡Rigel & Cen!⁠☆)
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stupid rat boys,,, i swear i'm gonna explote when i think about them/POS 💗😭 @zeddyzi
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retrogeographie · 2 years ago
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Saclay, le C.E.N., le tableau de controle de l’accelerateur “Saturne”.
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sphinx-myth · 3 months ago
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CEN childhood emotional neglect.
What are emotional neglect examples? [tw abuse]
Here are 19 emotional neglect examples.
Dismissing a child’s feelings when they are upset or hurt.
Being detached, cold
Ignoring a child’s attempts to emotionally connect.
Lack of family closeness, emotional intimacy, or warmth.
Being hostile.
Saying harsh or hurtful things to a child
Making a child feel like an inconvenience or burden.
Lack of positive feedback, praise, encouragement, affection, or nurturing behaviors.
Constantly criticizing.
Not providing comfort or reassurance during times of stress.
Permitting a child’s maladaptive behavior, such as damaging properties during tantrums.
Not spending quality time with a child.
Ridiculing a child for normal emotional needs or vulnerability.
Lack of interest in a child’s life or activities.
Rejecting a child.
Showing dislike.
Exposing a child to domestic violence or abuse.
Not intervening or supporting a bullied child.
Neglecting a child’s need for affectionate physical touch, like hugs.
Here are 20 signs you were emotionally neglected as a child.
Low self-esteem
Self-criticism
Low self-worth
Depression
Anxiety
Feelings of shame
Difficulty regulating emotions
Sensitivity to criticism
Feelings of emptiness or loneliness
Difficulty discerning or expressing emotions
Emotional unavailability
Poor social skills
Struggle to connect with others
Difficulty trusting others
Isolation
Relationship challenges
Fear of abandonment or rejection
Impulsive behavior
Aggression
Substance abuse
What are the signs of emotional neglect in a child?
Aggression, such as disruptive behavior, oppositional behavior, and impulsivity
Withdrawal or passivity, some transition from passive to increasingly aggressive behavior
Anxious or avoidant behavior
Poor emotional knowledge and regulation
Difficulties interpreting emotional expressions in others
Negative self-esteem
Developmental delay due to neglect, such as language delay, failure to thrive, cognitive function development delay
Poor peer interaction and social skills
Insecure attachment, some transition from ambivalent to avoidant attachment
Dissociation
Child-related risk factors
Child-related risk factors are characteristics of children who are associated with a greater risk of neglect. The presence of these factors does not mean the neglected child is in any way responsible. The responses of neglectful parents to these factors determine whether the child is neglected or not.
Here are the 5 child-related risk factors.
Infant or younger children
Externalizing behavior
Poor social competence
Behavior disorders
Disability, including physical, intellectual, mental, multiple impairments, or complex medical needs
Parent-related risk factors
Here are 15 parent-related risk factors that increase the likelihood of a neglected childhood.
Younger parents, such as teenage parents
Difficulties in emotional regulation
Low self-esteem
Social isolation or anti-social behavior
Drug abuse
Alcohol addiction
Criminal activities
Depression
Somatic problems
Childhood abuse
Lack of parenting knowledge and skills
Gambling problems
Parental insensitivity
Unrealistic expectations of the child
Parent is emotionally unavailable due to preoccupation with personal needs
Family-related risk factors
Several studies have identified the following 6 family-related risk factors associated with family neglect.
Domestic violence
Single parent
Poor parent-child relationship or dysfunctional family dynamics
Parental perception of the child as problematic
Poverty
Poor socio-economic status
Environment-related risk factors
Researchers have found 5 living environment risk factors.
Poor community support
Inaccessible soci lsuport services
Alcohol availability and widespread consumption
Unstable environment
Cultural and social norms
Child institutionalized or placed in an orphanage
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alexander-r11 · 4 months ago
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No quiero que me quieras.
No me desees.
No me uses.
No me celes, ni quieras que sea solo tuyo.
No sigo reglas anticuadas, absurdas y pendejas necesidades.
Amame yo no pido que me ames., amame desde el primer día, bibrame en tu sintonía, siente en tu ser el presente de nuestra fantasía, seamos brujos y hagamos magia con nuestra mente, mientras nos besamos con la mirada y hacemos el amor con cada dedo, erizando cada átomo❤️
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kikuraluvz · 2 months ago
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monstershackle rigel and cen (for @rottmeltson ) + stupid looking wolf vinnie
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1943hedgie · 1 year ago
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Being an only child with CEN really is just:
"I love my friends I would die for them"
*tries not to hold on to friends too tightly in case they leave.*
*but you have no-one else*
*and you don't want to be alone*
*secretly wants genuine attention from someone else*
"what is a normal amount of relationship space?"
*wants to be someone's priority 1*
*would bend over backwards for people with a smile through gritted teeth*
*always thinking about their friends. Hoping they do the same.*
*cries*
*cries*
*cries*
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colorfulnichijou · 4 months ago
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Dumbassery
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shanch · 7 months ago
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katimorton · 1 year ago
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Childhood emotional neglect (CEN) can be hard to identify and understand, which is why today I am breaking down the symptoms we may experience in adulthood. We often focus on the signs it's happening to us, but many of us don't recognize what's going on until we are much older. These are just some of the signs, and obviously everyone's experience is unique, but just know that with help we ca over come these struggles. It can and will get better :) You are worth it. xox
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mamirhodessxox · 8 months ago
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NO FUCKING WAY
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journalofunhappiness · 5 months ago
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Why can't people accept that suicides cannot be a 100% prevented? Can you cure cancer to a 100%? Can you prevent cardiac arrests to a 100%?
So, why do you treat somatic issues differently? Suicides will NEVER be a 100% preventable! Get over it!
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cynderofart · 3 months ago
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These are from my first art fights
Forgot to upload them here but here they are
I hope to do more in the next year of the art fight, it was really fun!
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jglyanoro · 21 days ago
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Feliz cumpleaños a Cen, hice algo diferente esta vez uwu pero no me arrepiento
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nerdyqueerandjewish · 1 year ago
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Idk why I keep posting about CEN (childhood emotional neglect) stuff - maybe it’s because so many things are new realizations to me and if I saw people talk about it - it would have helped me realize/accept it sooner? Also it’s like, an extremely common experience so if it is talked about more, hopefully it cuts down on the amount of loneliness and isolation that comes with it. Also for the record, I am fine, I’m not miserable, just observing reflecting on these things frequently. It feels pretty neutral actually.
Anyway, emotional needs that get brought up a lot are unconditional acceptance and sense of belonging and I’ve been thinking about how like, growing up in the 90s and 2000s (and prior), if you were lgbtq+, most likely you weren’t getting that at all. My family wasn’t actively hateful to gay people, and now they are allies but at the time it was like… nobody talked about it. The vibe was very “gay people can exist but also my kids being gay would be bad / stressful.” (Or bisexual or trans or whatever but people didn’t mention that.) Or that it was straight up bad. Or their response would be a wildcard. And I remember feeling that deeply. It felt like every “love you,” every scrap of support or pride my family had in me came with a little asterisk about how if they really knew me, it could all be retracted. And it’s just crazy that so many of us who grew up in pretty standard (or non extreme, I guess?) families were still carrying the weight of our most fundamental emotional/social/psychological needs not being met.
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el-costae · 1 year ago
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aromantic representation baby!!!
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snekdood · 2 months ago
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