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agasa-kun is sick (愛重くんは病んでいる。) // support the artist (jp)
#idk why cuz i have a high tolerance but bro lowk gave me the ick in this one#agasa-kun is sick#agasa-kun wa yande iru#yandere#yancore#yandere aesthetic#male yandere#manga#yanderecore#yandere boy#obsessive#manga cap#yandere manga#suicide tw
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my take personally is that light himself is not suicidal but that his character, narratively, heavily references suicide. does this make sense. it’s 1AM.
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Okay psych nerd here who is not going to bloat this with a tag explanation and instead just write the thing:
The answer is two things -
Dehumanization / Distancing from Humanity
Moral Psychology
Here's an example in action. So I'm sure everyone knows about the Trolley Problem - you are standing near a train track at the track switch, an out of control train barrelling down the rails. On one of the tracks, are a group of men working on the rails (or tied to the rails if you prefer the image version). If you do nothing, it will collide with the group of people and kill them. On the other hand, if you use the switch and change the track, it'll instead kill just one person. This one people can reasonably complete, the usual choice being kill one to save five or whatever.
But here is another version. The Fat Man Trolley Problem (not my wording). In this version of the Trolley Problem, you are standing on a bridge overpass of a traintrack. Next to you is a very large man. Below you, are the five workmen. The train is out of control, but you realise if you push the fat man off the bridge and onto the track, his mass will be enough to stop the train and save the five people on the track. What do you do?
Naturally, this one prompted visceral reactions from people it was pitched to in studies - which begs the question, how is this version different from the switch problem? In both problems, you have the choice to sacrifice one to save many, but the mere thought of having to physically push another person onto the tracks crosses a line.
That's because a switch distances you from the situation, in a sense, you are removed from the humanity in the decision making and it's pure logic. Harm is a side-effect of flicking the switch, in a way you are less involved. Having to push the man, however, is forcing you to confront the human-ness of the situation, to look someone in the face and make that decision.
A lot of the problems in the world, and their respective government entities who are supposed to be fixing them, often have zero experience in the very thing they're supposed to be solving. They're sitting in an office, far, far away looking at a bunch of numbers spat out by a consulting agency while there are homeless in the streets. The switch they pull is so far away they can't even see the people their decisions affect. And if they think less of the people they are making decisions over, like the very, very, very obviously misplaced idea that homelessness is somehow caused by moral failing - that will distance them from the humanity of the situation even further.
I think back to an article I read about someone who had lost their husband to suicide after many, many, many years struggling, went to a conference regarding mental health. The participants of this conference would be the ones making major decisions that would affect the health and outcomes of other people. She confronts one of them, and asks them - have you ever been affected by depression? have you ever had someone in your family been affected?
He seemed shocked and startled. But he answered no.
That should say everything. Anyway this is why I think it should be mandatory for anyone forming country-wide, dramatically-impactful policies in government, especially regarding minorities and poverty - should have a MANDATORY amount of hours they have to spend per year with said people who will be affected by their decisions. And none of this distanced hand shaking for the cameras, I mean living that experience as closely as possible.
It's not that humanity is dead. It's not that we get up with the intention of causing harm every day. It's just a fact of psychological distancing that causes us to lose our connection with it. This can be unintentional, but sometimes it is intentional. It's often a tactic in war propaganda, to cast the enemy in such an evil light that the idea of killing many to protect or save your people - even if it's women and children, and disabled and elderly people, and civilians - is somehow justified.
So the next time you vote or support a cause or whatever in your life that may end up influencing the situation of people, outside of your known experience - stop for a moment, and have a think about what it is like for those individuals. If you had to physically go to them, and look them in the eyes - would you make the same decisions?
Also vote for people with lived experience into those positions to make the decisions when you can!
It confuses me how normalized it is to be so anti human. The fact that two countries voted no to food being a human right. The fact so many people are against universal healthcare. The fact that it’s normal to believe some people don’t deserve housing because they’re poor, addicts, mentally ill, or any combination of the above. I find it so hard to comprehend that humans who have experienced hunger, thirst, cold, and illness would wish these things upon others, or at the very least not care. It frustrates me beyond belief.
These are the exact values we’re taught as children, to believe all humans are equal in worth and needs, and yet at some point you’re expected to grow out of that illusion. You’re expected to accept that this is what life’s like, that the world is unfair, and attempting to fix it makes you weak and childish.
#psychology#social commentary#knowing this helps me feel better about humanity cause it's often not malice it's ignorance + fun psychological quirks we can't help#but there are people who deliberately distance themselves and actually /fear/ confrontation with the reality that's being lived#this is why you get billionaires doubling down on insane statements - they're using a switch that might as well be on another PLANET#they also double down because it's psychologically perceived as a threat - that their idea might be wrong and makes them a bad person#brains will bend over backwards to keep that homeostatic nice feeling going#even if it means believing a lie#even if it means committing genocide#the most proactive thing you can do is pushback and confront these people making decisions#make them look you in the eyes#also re: wanting to fix the thing makes you childish - I think it's a lot of media oversaturation basically giving us compassion fatigue#so anyone seeing it happen is like 'why bother' and may put you down for it to amend their OWN cognitive dissonance they're the bad person#suicide mention#suicide tw#not detailed just very loosely mentioned
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Postal meme drawings dump. I've had that first one in my drafts for months.
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this straight up changed me as a person. killing myself in front of you to forever change your bond and the trajectory of your lives
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literally so fucking embarrassing to have a favorite character bc it will have you sitting there thinking things such as "omg he experiences the 5 senses" and "omg he wears clothes and feels the texture of them on his skin" and "omg he eats food and tastes it" and "omg he sleeps with his eyes closed in a bed with sheets" Like be honest should i just kill myself at this point
#Yes this is abotu will graham dont talk to me .#wasp speaks#suicide joke#suicide tw#also i know theres more than 5 senses i just mean like the kindergarten ones
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The plan is to build you up until you have enough desire to live death becomes a proper threat again
When the villain demanded that you submit or be destroyed you just apathetically shrugged and braced yourself for death. You were surprised when the villain did not kill you and instead offered you a nice, comfortable room and an appointment with their personal therapist.
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THE FINAL PROBLEM - part 9
This update comes with a content warning, which you can read here if you're so inclined.
THE FINAL PROBLEM - part 9 of a few more - part 1 - part 2 - part 3 - part 4 - part 5 - part 6 - part 7 - part 8.
This is in the Watson's Sketchbook series!
#if you wanna get knocked on your ass like i was while drawing this#listen to swan lake op 20 act 2 no 10#and imagine it playing in holmes's head#louder than the sound of the waterfall#sherlock holmes#watsons sketchbook#acd holmes#john watson#my art#acd canon#moriarty#suicide tw#tw suicide
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Okay, I get people are angry and scared for a lot of extremely good reasons but those posts that are like "we survived one Trump presidency, we can survive another" are not trying to erase the people who DIDN'T survive, they're trying to keep people from fucking killing themselves right now.
A lot of very scared people are currently struggling through relapses, depressive episodes, breakdowns, and suicidal thoughts at the idea of another Trump presidency. If you can't say anything about that without making them feel more hopeless and terrified, then keep your mouth shut.
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reblogs off since im tired of the dumb fucking discourse happening here, go read this long post and reblog it instead please.
ok so tumblr also really needs this reminder based on some posts ive seen around lately, the "babygirlification" of JSTOR is bad. like Bad Bad. did you all just collectively forget history? did you alll just forget they have blood on their hands? just because they publish science stuff in an ever so slightly more ethical way than springer and are a little silly on social media sometimes? JSTOR killed aaron swartz (wikipedia). in his fight for freedom of information he downloaded papers off of jstor (with acedemic access from MIT) to share and make freely accessible (as all information should be), for this he was charged with wire fraud, computer fraud, unlawfully obtaining information from a protected computer, and recklessly damaging a protected computer. he was facing up to 50 years in prison and a 1 million USD fee for a simple act of downloading files he lawfully had access to. with this court case the US government drove one of the most important online activists and programmers (he is behind so much stuff you all take for granted) into suicide in the name of JSTOR.
JSTOR isn't the cool girl on the block. this isnt a call to boycott them (though please learn how to use things such as sci-hub and fight for open science and freedom of information in general please <3), but please dont glorify them as some sort of cutesy platform.
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I see it as triple layered:
She's directly addressing the suitors and it feels almost like a taunt with "Let the arrow fly once you know that your aim is true" when she knew no one but Odysseus could string the bow. She's offering them false hope to lead them off the scent so Odysseus has more time. Giving the rats bread crumbs while the cat is stalking.
She is also insulting them, because the thought of living with anyone but the best is disgusting/distressing enough that she would genuinely rather die - and none of them are the best, only Odysseus could ever fill that place. Only the best can string the bow and shoot with that much accuracy.
But I also see her placing herself at the other end of the axes just in case, a final fail-safe. Maybe even having them lined up beside the thrones while she sits in hers. If someone who isn't Odysseus does the impossible and strings the bow, manages to shoot with enough accuracy to get through all twelve axes, then she's prepared to die and has set it up so she will die. If someone does succeed, their very success will lead to their failure.
Of course after a few hours she sees none of them can string it and leaves her throne, leaving them to their folly.
I do also think that if she had any thought deep down that Odysseus could genuinely be dead but no one strung the bow, she'd keep giving them impossible challenges until the day she died. She'd never marry anyone but Odysseus, if anyone tried to force her she'd find a way to die so she couldn't.
How did you guys interpret Penelope’s “let the arrow fly, once you know that your aim is true / ‘cause I’d rather die than grow old without the best of you”?
Because it sounds to me like she’s saying she doesn’t plan on living if someone succeeds the challenge???? Hello?!
#epic the musical#epic the ithaca saga#epic the musical spoilers#the ithaca saga#does that last bit count as suicide trigger?#suicide tw#better safe than sorry#she would genuinely wait until she wasn't alive to wait anymore i think#she was playing the suitors for fools#while also getting them into one place and providing a weapon for the only person who could complete the challenge#and setting up a fail safe in case someone did the impossible#she really is Odysseus's perfect match
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CONSTANTINE (2005) dir. Francis Lawrence
#constantine#constantine 2005#1k#2k#3k#4k#5k#cygifs#filmedit#filmgifs#moviegifs#junkfooddaily#dcedit#dcmultiverse#dcfilmblr#dailyflicks#useremory#userconstance#usertennant#userbrittany#userscary#suicide tw#this movie still slaps the graphics hold up and the shots and the set design are so good#it's just a really beautiful movie
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There is something deeply wrong with some of you I’m ngl
#carrie calls#i’m sorry but you sound like a raging conservative catholic.#get over yourselves.#suicide tw#suicide bait tw
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one of the most frustrating things to hear when you're suicidal is "you don't really want to kill yourself." you have to be ready to hear that, and 99% of the time, you wont be. the truth of the statement comes in a way that people don't hear followed up as often (a shame), which is "- you just want a different life." you don't really want to kill yourself, you just want a different life.
i think that clicked with me, almost. i still wasn't ready to hear it, i rolled my eyes, but it made its home in my brain, for the moment i'd be ready.
it's 50/50, coz sometimes the things that make you wanna kill yourself are things that cannot be changed-- or at least, not changed easily. you have to jump that huge hurdle before something changes most of the time. break up with that abusive partner, move out of your parents' house, quit that job, drop out of college.
it didn't fully click for me until i woke up from my 3-day coma, after a suicide attempt. i felt what it was like to be dead, and i realized, hey, i don't want to do that. i want to live. i just needed things to be better. i haven't been suicidal since.
so maybe things suck a lot, maybe it'd be really, really hard to get to the point in life where you feel it's worth living. maybe it'd take moving out, maybe it'd take a near-death experience, maybe it'd take risking leaving that abusive partner. it's not easy no matter what you have to do.
but you don't really want to kill yourself, you just want a different life. remember: we love you, always have, always will. and if it helps; you will die naturally someday, why not fuck around til then?
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new metric for how Bad it is is how many posts i see per hour about not killing yourself and guys its looking really really bad
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