#beyond the obstacle

[lifeinspiration4all]

Beyond the Obstacle

Beyond the Obstacle In the realm beyond the obstacle lies a world unknown Where dreams are born and destinies are shown A place where courage reigns and fears are overthrown Where the seeds of greatness are forever sown The road ahead may be steep and harsh But those who persevere will find their way Through trials and tribulations, their will shall not tarnish For their spirit is strong, and…

[ofswordsandpens]

I've been rewatching the office because im now around the age of the younger characters and wanted to see how this would change the viewing experience and all I have to say is that karen filippelli should be allowed to hunt jim down for sport oh my god that poor girl

[madeinjapan-thailand-blbambeyond]

MADE IN THAILAND

Series: Fourever You

KATSAMONNAT NAMWIROTE

[Nickname: EARTH/COOHEART]

PONLAWIT KETPRAPAKORN

[Nickname: POND]

[lady-tortilla-chip]

Oh there is something so fucking good to me about Damen killing Auguste for glory and on behalf of his kingdom and father whereas Laurent kills Kastor on Damen’s behalf because he understood Damen couldn’t do it himself.

[antihibikase]

The new CROB event (8th Dream) is giving me a certain type of anxiety/paranoia when I play video games 😭 Its almost creepypasta-tier, in how there's subtle changes in the stage you're given every time, and now you have to make sure Everything looks Normal

[fiilemade]

// 🙏 someday my brain shall let me write...........

[fightaers]

sometimes i think abt how sakura's become so widely-spread and misinformed in that mass-production that she's almost become this caricature of the third female member in a trio who is a 'girl-boss who is so cool and is so sexy or so confident etc' when, in fact, she's actually a character with believable flaws and unique characteristic pertaining specifically to the experiences she's endured, and she's beyond someone everyone mass-ships or mass-hates, and in this essay i will—

[craig960114]

story by me (craig)

I are literature

In the quiet town of Doodleville, there lived a peculiar doodle named Craig. Craig was no ordinary sketch; he was a cat with a mission. Despite his simple appearance, Craig harbored ambitions far grander than his humble origins suggested.

From a young age, Craig possessed an insatiable curiosity and a keen intellect. While his peers contented themselves with idle doodling, Craig spent his days studying the world around him, absorbing knowledge like a sponge. He learned about history, politics, and the intricacies of human behavior, all from the confines of his paper realm.

As Craig grew older, his ambitions expanded. He yearned for something more than the confines of Doodleville. He dreamed of venturing beyond the borders of his sketchbook and making his mark on the wider world.

One fateful day, Craig's opportunity arrived in the form of a stray pencil left unattended on the edge of his page. With a mixture of determination and excitement, Craig seized the pencil and began to draw. He sketched a doorway leading out of Doodleville, and with a final flourish, he stepped through into the unknown.

The world outside was vast and full of wonders, but it was also fraught with danger. Undeterred, Craig embarked on a quest to carve out his own destiny. Along the way, he encountered a colorful cast of characters, from mischievous doodles to formidable adversaries.

Despite the challenges he faced, Craig never lost sight of his ultimate goal: to leave his mark on the world and reshape it according to his vision. With each obstacle overcome and each victory achieved, Craig grew stronger and more determined than ever before.

In the end, Craig's journey was not just about conquering the world, but about discovering his true self and realizing his full potential. As he stood atop the highest peak, surveying the realm he had conquered, Craig knew that his adventures were only just beginning. For Craig was not just a doodle; he was a legend in the making, destined for greatness beyond the confines of his paper kingdom.

[yourfamilyfriendsatan]

I'm making a post and reblogging from myself to keep track of how many of these scams I get. If others want to block be free.

(To be aware. I do check the blogs and they're all made the day they make their donation post/a couple days prior)

[devotioncrater]

i do ALLL the right steps and I STILL cannot get medicine.

i do not have enough antipsychotics. after 3 months of back-and-forth with the health insurance company, i finally get health insurance. i go to my primary care doctor. i get a psych referral from her. with this referral i wait one month for an introduction appt with a psychiatrist. i see the psych doctor. i get yet another referral for a specialized clinic. twice i attempt to go in person to the clinic to make an appt but both times cant make it before they close. their appt wait time is 6-12 weeks. this is already pushing it in the psychiatrist’s eyes bc he said there is a high risk i will have an episode before i see anyone from the clinic. but he refers me anyway. gives no meds due to regulations. tells me to finish the rest of my pills in the meantime. all 10 of them. and to call him in the event of an episode. of which i will not realize i am in. so instead of going in person, i call the clinic. the clinic says they are specialized and cant take me. i tell them i am specifically referred to go to them. they tell me no. they refer me to a normal hospital. i ask if i can come in person to show them my referral. they say i can but they still wont take me because i don’t live in the neighborhood. they tell me only the hospital can take me. i tell them i have been diagnosed with their specialty. they repeat their no and hang up. i have the biggest nosebleed of my life. i have 5 antipsychotic pills left

[yngai]

sad to report i've gotten to that scene in succession & thus have to induct it into the larger ada wong cinematic canon

[toastybugguy]

man not a day goes by that I don’t think about the way Stiles looked the Anuk-Ite DIRECTLY in the eyes before before throwing the mountain ash. Stiles dude. did you even come to the briefing

[beedreamscape]

Okay...... i finished ep11...... i get it, i get it

[demigods-posts]

Percy is intelligent in multiple ways, not just street smart:

Practical intelligence: He quickly scouts and strategizes to consistently survive dangerous situations, an impressive skill considering his life expectancy as a child of the Big Three.

Social Intelligence: After the Battle of Manhattan, Percy uses his wish to hold the gods accountable for their children, showing his ability to prioritize others' needs.

Emotional intelligence: He empathizes with Luke's motives for rebelling against the gods while rejecting his harmful methods.

Claims about Percy’s academic struggles or romantic obliviousness miss the broader context:

Percy’s learning disabilities and ADHD were poorly accommodated by his schools, so his struggles stem from lack of support, not a lack of ability.

His low self-esteem, shaped by an abusive environment, makes it hard for him to recognize romantic interest in him.

Percy’s intelligence is practical, social, and emotional—overlooking the context behind his challenges ignores his depth and complexity.

Experiment time! I understand that because I’m a blog who preaches Percy’s intelligence, this probably won’t reach the people on the other side. But I want to see what happens anyway.

[infoincharge]

There is an animal called the African impala. If you know about it, you’d know that it can leap nearly 3 meters high while standing in one place and can jump forward up to 9 meters.

However, 

When this African impala is captured in a zoo, the wall surrounding it is only about 1 meter high, yet it never tries to jump over it. When research was conducted to find out why it doesn’t jump, it was discovered that unless the impala can see what lies ahead, it feels it cannot move forward. 

Read Also: Be a Bee, Not a Fly: Your Choices Shape Your Destiny

The same thing happens to us. When we can’t see the road ahead, we hesitate to take that first step because we want to see everything all the way to the end. But the truth is, there’s a much bigger path ahead of what we can currently see. 

You should take that first step. When we start climbing stairs, we don’t practically see the last step, but as you move forward step by step, you eventually reach the final step.

Vikram Sharma...

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