Yayy, I just published my first article on @prazzlearts ✨🩷🥳
It’s called “What Remains After Pain”, a piece on Marina Abramović, and how her art turns endurance into beauty.
I’d love for you to read:
🔗 https://t.co/ERRUxoxsKB
What can art teach us about endurance & presence?
the fact that sensitivity gets treated as a character flaw while cruelty gets excused as honesty or toughness says everything about what we decided to normalize and what we decided to pathologize
@rukayyatouu@vour_banu I think you’re ignoring it because of the pressure. Not everyone is built to thrive under pressure and you can’t be who you’re not.
Surround yourself with things and people that make you happy and put you at ease, and you’ll see how you’ll start to get back into studying.
Public relationships are so scary. I intentionally told my last person to keep us lowkey because my heart was literally beating fast at the thought of people knowing we were together.
I didn’t even tell my close friends till after a while & I made them keep it under wraps.
shaming women for loving men (who wear masks to disguise their poor character) instead of shaming men for having poor character is also internalized misogyny, btw.
hope this helps!
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C. The feelings I experience when I don’t feel considered or when I feel treated unkindly still exist, regardless of A and B; and in some cases, those actions are genuinely inconsiderate and unkind.
So, navigating this is challenging.
One of my triggers is a lack of consideration and acts I deem unkind. That’s sometimes unsettling because: A. I realize that, as a human, I’m also capable of inconsideration and unkindness; B. What I consider unkind might not be seen that way by someone else.
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I hope Megan and women like her never be ashamed that they decided to love someone so hard, even if they didn’t have the capacity to reciprocate it. It shows more about who you are as a person than what they did to you.
You will never be wrong for LOVING someone. You are never