#somatic response

[jjongslight]

What a fucking month. Um, it seems like all this year has been is a rollercoaster.... So, I lost my godmother at the beginning of the month, which was a big stab in the chest, cause she was one of my biggest cheerleaders and a second mom to me. And she was just such a talented artist, designer and baker/cook. So of course, when I go through something hard, my body responds and just as I was starting to feel better health-wise, I got sick again. Yaaaay. It's been scary cause there has been so much death in my family in the last 2 and something years. Despite my fear though, I feel grounded and accepting of everything. I am so grateful to have some of the most magical and loving beings in my life and that's really all that matters to me. That and art.

This is not a ''pity me'' post, this is a ''I'll keep moving forward and soaking in all the good I can get'' post. <3333

[postpunkindustrial]

Somatic Responses – Tlooz 7"

Somatic Responses release on the short lived Ant-Zen Breakcore sublabel Mirex.

Somatics were deep into their IDM/Electro brand of the genre. Never got the credit they deserved.

Get it from my Google Drive HERE

[nami-moittli]

This counts as a “meme”, right?

[mysterionrisez]

its funny how every kyle episode portrays a different form of ocd

[goldkirk]

I DON'T HAVE TO LIE ANYMORE!

[unwelcome-ozian]

[bookquotesfrombooks]

“One common (and often overlooked) trauma response is what I called trauma ghosting. This is the body’s recurrent or pervasive sense that danger is just around the corner, or that something terrible is going to happen at any moment.”

Resmaa Menakem

My Grandmother’s Hands

[isaacathom]

i hate the guidance cantrip at a scale unreasonable. i hate it. its so annoying.

[envysnest]

in a weird place with my therapy where someone being rude to me is still triggering but now there's this reply guy that stands just out of frame like petter griffin going "ah! looks like someone is projecting their fears onto you again! in this case we can conclude that it's not personal, but the fear and anxiety you are experiencing is due to instinct and [1/474848]"

[goofballproximitysurveyor]

ughh i feel like shit but my boss is gonna be really pissed off at me if i go home early lol

[luulapants]

I'm so frustrated by the lack of response to the mass psychogenic illness of law enforcement officials claiming to suffer contact fentanyl poisoning. There were a few studies done that quietly concluded that it's not real, none of the cases were credible, and the symptoms most closely resemble a panic attack or somatic episode.

No one is connecting this to systemic issues in police training and culture and no one is treating this as the canary in the coal mine it is.

Modern police training is functionally cult indoctrination, and intentionally cultivates paranoia. Police learn that everyone is out to get them, danger lurks around every corner, and their only job is to make it home alive after their shift.

They then enter the body of police culture, where questioning the bad behavior of fellow officers is at best strictly socially punished and at worst can get them killed, where they are constantly vigilant to say the right things and portray the right beliefs.

Suddenly, after generations of mainstream culture being generally supportive of police, in the midst of an anxiety-riddled pandemic, there is a highly-publicized backlash against law enforcement. Regular people are saying ACAB, calling cops fascists and murderers and wife-beaters. They're posting officers' service records on social media. Police, unwilling to believe they are evil, experience a cognitive dissonance backlash effect and cling to beliefs that contradict reality.

No one should be shocked - and no one should be hesitant to say - that there is a mental health crisis in law enforcement. They are paranoid, hyper-vigilant, and mired in cognitive dissonance. They have guns and virtually unchecked power to enact violence in their communities. Making up delusional stories about fentanyl is a pretty mild outcome compared to what we should be expecting from these circumstances.

Police aren't just bastards. They're a danger to themselves and others.

[postpunkindustrial]

Somatic Responses - too2lz

[oioend]

the souls that chose to take residence in his realm usually do not stay infinitely. some do, some dont. they wish to leave either by moving on to a decided afterlife or to be embraced. to cease existing , become one with nothingness. it does not bring him joy as he does enjoy the company in a realm otherwise empty of life, but he has a measured distance or detachment in it. few can truly erase the threads tying a soul within reality. by consuming them, they are severed in totality from every and all timelines. they become one with him, they become one with the void.

[radiophd]

somatic responses -- deadzone

[tilde44]

Listen/purchase: Doomsday Conduit by Somatic Responses

[e-kidd-online]

Um. Is it possible to be in a semi-perpetual state of autistic burnout.