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Happiest Season 2.0: Agathario Riley/Eve
Riley returned to her hometown for Christmas and she met Eve who's visiting the small town that she randomly picked on map. After bumping to each other a few times, Riley suggested to take Eve to a gay bar to see a drag performance.
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her brain literally stopped working when she saw caitlyns boobs
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ARCANE LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: 2x08 - “Killing is a Cycle”
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ARCANE LEAGUE OF LEGENDS: 2x09 - “The Dirt Under Your Nails.”
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something something despite the all horrors and tragedies of the world, love was there and that's all that matters
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ARCANE LEAGUE OF LESBIANS: 2x08 - “Killing is a Cycle”
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Finally took myself out after trying to isolate myself from everything. I have not been myself since October and had no clue about what’s really going on and why this is happening in my life. Questions like “what if” and a lot of “why” has clouded my mind which resulted to my constant mood swings. I’d be posting on my socmeds and then deleting them, lost my appetite, crying, nightmares, and insomnia. Throughout everything, I could not be more thankful for my family and close friends who kept checking up on me.
I realized that, yes, there will be people who will help you but at the end of the day, you have to help yourself. I have started seeing a therapist which was a big step for me since it’s not easy to admit that one does need it at some point. I needed help and I had to admit that I could not do it alone.
Your mental health comes first. While it’s admirable to be a “strong independent woman”, it’s also brave to admit when you’re not okay.
You matter and you are important.
I am not yet fully “okay” but I’ll get there. I know I will.
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So many unsaid words.
But…
Should these words be really said?
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took me a while to read Mark Manson’s book but hey, I need to suffer
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I can’t sleep without the pills.
I’m also afraid of the things I see when I close my eyes.
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In response to the idea of playing a U.S. show for only white people, John Lennon said in 1964, “We never play to segregated audiences and we aren’t going to start now.
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