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HUUUGE CHANNEL & ROLE LAYOUTS

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[ahorrorstorycircle]

Happy 42nd Birthday to Lily Rabe.

[one-time-i-dreamt]

Robert De Niro was offered the role of Willy Wonka and turned it down because, "A guy with a gigantic cock like me can't be running around a goddamn candy factory."

No explanation was given why a guy with a giant cock couldn't run around a candy factory. It was assumed the listener would know.

[shirotamaoka]

Just look at him. He is really hot! I'm proud of his make up cause it's my art.

[sleepiestdreamer]

Trigger blocker

A term for an alter who blocks out triggers / stops others from reacting to triggers. They may be unaffected by triggers or may take on the affects so others don't have to

Made for @disrealities 400 follower event!

(( do not use this term if you are (pro) endo / non traumagenic!! ))

[antiendosystemterms]

Systecor (system protector)

A protector that protects not only their own system but other systems too. This can be physically, verbally or emotionally, ect.

((term made by us. Flag made by us))

[postcard-from-the-past]

Sarah Bernhardt playing the lead role in Edmond Rostand's play of l'Aiglon, about the life of Napoleon II. Rostand had written L'Aiglon specifically for Bernhardt, and it became one of her signature roles.

French vintage postcard

[chiroluna]

Roulsion

pt: roulsion

Roulsion : a system member who holds romantic repulsion. This maybe due to romantic trauma, being arospec, or anything else.

this a synonym/shorthand for "romantic repulsion holder"

pt: roulsion

Tag List: @radiomogai , @pluralterms , @system-term-archive , @plurchive

[sysboxes]

[Text: This system feels that the normal/medical system roles don’t fit them, so they create their own labels.]

Like/Reblog if you save or use!

[momentsbeforemass]

The “ests”

We live in a society that exalts the “ests.”

The biggest, the fastest, the tallest, the richest. Whatever the benchmark is, we want nothing but the best.

It’s a fixation that causes a lot of problems for us.

Not because there’s anything wrong with being able to spot the best. Knowing the difference between a ripe apple (the best) and one that’s gone bad is kind of important.

The problem comes when our fixation with “ests” crosses categories. When we decide that apples are better than oranges.

Comparing apples to oranges is so obviously faulty that it’s a cliché. In at least 20 different languages.

Yet, you and I do it all the time. Not with apples and oranges. But we do it to ourselves and to others – when it comes to roles and worth.

We value the CEO over the janitor, the doctor over the nurse. You and I decide which person is best, based on the importance we attach to what they do. Confusing their role for their worth as a person.

It sounds awful when you say it that way. But it’s so engrained in us that we do it anyway. Usually without thinking.

When we do it to others, it’s corrosive. We see people as things – and we make them into idols to worship or into non-persons we can abuse or ignore.

When we do it to ourselves, it’s corrosive as well. It puts us on a never-ending treadmill of not good enough. Because no matter who we are or what we’re doing, there’s always more. There’s always better. There’s always an “est” that’s just out of reach.

No matter who you and I do it to, it’s a toxic way to live.

And it couldn’t be farther from the truth, from how God sees things.

Think about it for a minute, you and I know from experience that a person’s role and person’s worth have no connection at all.

One of the wealthiest persons I have ever known (CEO, director on several corporate boards, etc.) is also one of the worst human beings I have ever met.

One of the kindest persons I have ever known lived in a cinder block house with a dirt floor (in Alexander County, Illinois).

In today’s first reading, St. Paul spells it out. There’s a list of roles that reads like the organizational chart for a church: “first, Apostles; second, prophets; third, …” making it easy to fall into our habit of comparing the wrong things.

But the context that he gives for that list? That draws us right back to the truth, back to the way that God sees things.

“As the body is one though it has many parts, an all the parts of the body, though many, are one body, so also in Christ.”

Translation – God’s love isn’t just for the “ests.”

Whether you’re looking at someone else or yourself, never confuse role with worth. God doesn’t.

Today’s Readings

[casualist-tendency]

[opelman]

Bavarian Tiger by Treflyn Lloyd-Roberts Via Flickr: For the first time in quite a few years, 2024 saw a German Air Force aerobatic flying display (as opposed to role demonstration) during the Royal International Air Tattoo, with the Eurofighter on show. Aircraft: Luftwaffe Eurofighter EF-2000 31+06 from Taktisches Luftwaffengeschwader 74, wearing special Bavarian Tiger markings. Location: RAF Fairford, Gloucestershire.

[ahorrorstorycircle]

Happy 37th Birthday to Evan Peters!

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was playing the role of a detective again. This time I was investigating the disappearance of famous detectives and Twilight Sparkle. Unlike last time, a revived Applejack helped me out.

[shirotamaoka]

I know you gonna love him. And my cat too