#patrones mentales

[elizabethfriascoach]

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[teleostuber]

Ninaposting

[rainbow-femme]

New rule for Catholics:

I’m sick of all your stuff being named after the same 12 saints when you’ve got a million of them. From now on only one place gets to have a saint, only one place gets to be a St. Peter’s church, only one gets to be Thomas Aquinas, everyone has to find their own saint and grab them before somebody else and yes you will have to fight anyone who wants the same saint as you

The Vatican can decide all tie breakers and bribery is encouraged

Either throw down with every other private girl’s school to be the one St. Mary’s or suck it up and be St. Dymphna’s

[portraitsofsaints]

Saint Giles 

14 Holy Helpers

650-710

Feast day: September 1

Patronage: people with disabilities, the poor, cancer patients, difficulty breastfeeding, mental illness, sterility, depression, childhood fears, convulsions, Edinburgh, Scotland

Originally from Greece, St. Giles lived as a hermit in the forest of France for many years and his sole companion was a deer who is said to have sustained him with her milk. When King Wamba's hunters pursued and shot at the deer, the arrow wounded St. Giles instead, making him the patron of cripples. As compensation, the King gave Giles a piece of land in the Provence, on which Giles founded a monastery. He died with the highest repute for sanctity and miracles.

Prints, plaques & holy cards available for purchase here: (website)

[nellasbookplanet]

With Marisha mentioning on last 4SD that Laudna went to that dinner with the Briarwoods thinking it might be her in to leave Whitestone and go study/train her magic abilities, I wonder how much this early trauma has impacted how she talks, or rather doesn’t talk, about being a sorcerer.

Because Laudna doesn’t really talk about what it was like growing up as the only sorcerer in town with abilities she didn’t understand, nor does she seek to learn more about them now (but she wants to give Imogen all that she never had, and the first thing they try to do in the campaign is figure out Imogen's magic). She may talk about her death, sometimes almost flippantly, but not about how it feels knowing that it was her magic, that one part of her that made her special, that she wanted to use to get out of her simple life, that made Delilah choose her as her undead puppet, or the inverse in knowing that if it wasn’t for said magic dooming her, she would just be dead-dead, like the rest of the people in that tree.

And I wonder, is part of Laudna scared to explore her own abilities and self? Is it part of her compartmentalization, where doing so would force her to face a part of her own trauma that she’s been trying to ignore? Did dying trying to reach for something Bigger ironically remove the magic from it all, reduce her sorcerer abilities to just another thing that was used take control of her life away from her? Does leaving herself in the dark feel like taking part of that control back?

[octisticsopinions]

If your entire position relies on you ignoring what the affected group is saying about your position and stating they can't be trusted with their own shit, your position is shit.

Autistic people have made it clear how we feel about ABA. Transgender people have made it clear how they feel about the Cass review. Queers have made it clear how we feel about conversion therapy. FUCKING LISTEN. If you claim to want to help a minority group but won't let them tell you how to help, you don't care about helping them, you care about control.

Oppressed people do not need you playing mother Teresa with our human rights. No one needs your holier than thou attitude. You don't get to decide what's in the best interests of oppressed people.

If you care, you'll listen.

[elfqueen006]

Was it odd that when the second demo of Sunny Day Jack came out and it was reiterated how heavily consent was going to be a factor in the game I was thinking about all the noncon/dubcon fics people were going to make?

[storybookprincess]

comes home after a rough day at work, says to myself, “shit, i’m gonna need a strong one tonight,” and proceeds to open a 130k+ fanfic

[regal-bones]

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[elizabethfriascoach]

¿Te identificas con alguno de estos puntos?👉 Estas en ese momento en que te sientes atorado sin poder avanzar.👉 No logras las metas que te planteas.👉Has dejado atrás algunos sueños porque te parecen imposibles de alcanzar.👉Ves como otros han prosperado y tu no entiendes que te pasó a ti.👉 Sientes que las oportunidades pasan aún lado tuyo sin lograr identificarlas.👉Has intentado de una y otra…

[monstermoviedean]

did i tell y'all that i'm not allowed to use the term mental illness at work anymore

[mikimyslee]

Patron Saint of Heartbreak

Not of comfort. Not of condolences. There is a heart and there is a fissure, a fracture, something that starts to splinter and break open. You're the patron saint of the way a heart is rent open. The way it tears itself apart. Patron saint of the rift. Patron saint of the gash. When they say to "open your heart" to somebody, you are the patron saint of bleeding out.

Quiz by @vulpinesaint

[portraitsofsaints]

Saint Gertrude of Nivelles 626 - 659 Feast Day: March 17 Patronage: cats, rat and mice infestation, mental illness, travelers, gardens

Saint Gertrude of Nivelles was a noble-born from saintly parents. At 10 she refused any and all marriage prospects. At 13, after her father died, Gertrude founded the Benedictine Abbey of Nivelles with her mother and was installed as abbess in 639. The Abbey's hospitality welcomed travelers, wishing them no misfortune. She was a mystic, who helped the poor, elderly, and sick. Townspeople called her to ward off rat and mice infestation thus becoming the patron of cats. She died in March at age 33 after a life of prayer and penance, becoming the patron of gardens because of the prospect of fair weather. 

Prints, holy cards, and plaques are available for purchase here:{website}

[synnthamonsugar]

Me when I navigate the subway tunnels successfully and surface at the correct terminal.

[news4dzhozhar]

It's not a new strategy but with the death of Aaron Bushnell it seems like every talking head on TV is suddenly a psychiatrist. It's dismissive as hell to the sacrifice and extremely patronizing.

[lorephobic]

what if i actually did it this time