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Found this strange safe space within making art with the stuff I'm using. Perhaps I feel comfortable doing so ever since I seem to have fallen out of my only outlet, which was writing. It helps me to stay grounded.
Idk if I can resume therapy, with the reason being it feels weird talking to some completely unknown person like that. Feels like I'm talking to a wall relaying back replies, idk how else to explain it.
Even while I went to sessions years ago briefly and it felt like it was +
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“Canillac” and with the “11” this is so sweet🥺 @Cadillac_F1 @SChecoPerez
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mind you this “the purest man” yura borisov starred in russian propaganda movie in the occupied Crimea and he’s remaining silent throughout the full scale invasion
FUCK you, andrew garfield and everyone in the hollywood who keeps whitewashing this ugly ass man
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P25 finish to stage 1
“Definitely not a gain with the front”-CH talking about the changes they made
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Max has spoken out against the online hate and harassment directed at Chris, and we echo his message. There’s no place for this kind of behaviour, and we do not condone it in any way.
Is it really masochism if you just like how the pain feels without getting aroused from it. I got this pretty nasty injury recently and sometimes I forget it's there so I move my hand and hold onto things while I do everyday tasks. And the wound gets reopened again. +
I am curious about what the strawpage blog would be like. And if I end up liking it once it drops, I might just take all of my rambling over there.
Or well, I've been thinking of starting another page on Blogger to contain all of my vent posts, drawings, etc. But +
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It’s #SunDay! Here’s your space weather report for Oct. 9-15:
•3 M-class flares
•0 C-class flares
•19 coronal mass ejections
•1 geomagnetic storm
This video from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory shows the week’s activity. After the Oct. 10 geomagnetic storm, which led to aurora sightings across northern Europe, Canada, and the northeastern United States, it was a relatively calm week on the Sun.
The Moon makes a special guest appearance in this week’s video beginning at about 0:36. Note the sharp outline of the Moon’s edge. That’s because the Moon has almost no atmosphere to scatter sunlight.
At about 2:30, we also see a calibration maneuver, which the spacecraft performs periodically to account for changes in its instruments’ optics over time.
More about solar activity: go.nasa.gov/4bLKwte
