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op is a shopkeeper and promote the shoes sold in her online shop like this (cr:奥戴丽好笨)

was it worth it, Kim?

Tutor & Pete!Twin AU ↳ Tutor and Pete call each other every night. Usually, it’s to gossip about their relationships.

Hello! This is very niche (so feel free to ignore) but you always have such a wide range of works represented in your web weaves so I was wondering if you had any on angering others/healing despite living in an angry environment? Thank you sm for reading <3

crush, richard siken // i would leave if i could, halsey // anger, charles and mary lamb // interrogations, rebecca tamás // garden song, phoebe bridgers // how anger heals us

The Warp Effect: The queerest show on air with the best messages, pure chaos and heroes we deserve.

thirty-one days of jiujiu(ly)  —  day nineteen  + with bonus siblings !  + requested by @nyx4

How to Support a Friend who’s Depressed

1) Encourage them to talk; ask them what’s on their mind - If you think your friend’s depressed or has something on their mind then ask if you can help, or something’s bothering them. And unless you get the feeling that they don’t want to talk, be persistent and keep asking in a gentle, caring way. This communicates the message that you genuinely care.

2) Give your full attention and listen carefully – If they’re brave enough to share what is on their mind, then give them the respect of listening carefully – without interrupting or offering them advice. Pay attention, focus on them, and try to understand the way they see their problems, and how that makes them feel. The only time you should speak is to clarify a point, or to ask open questions that will help them share some more.

3) Unless specifically requested, don’t offer them advice - Once you’ve got the general gist of what is happening with your friend, resist the temptation to offer them advice. This is often very hard as we usually want to help … but most people resent it as they just want to be heard.

4) Remember it’s all about them; it’s not about you – Often people want to somehow turn the conversation round to talking about them, and their own experiences. This is so annoying; it’s the worst thing you could do.

5) Be sensitive, respectful and non judgmental – Don’t react or seem shocked when they tell you something bad (like saying “OMG – I can’t believe you did that!”). And be tactful if you feel you must share something tough - as you honestly believe it would help to hear the truth. You don’t have to destroy them in your efforts to get real.

6) Nothing changes if we don’t do anything – Although it’s often helpful to unburden yourself if you just dump on others then nothing much will change. Thus, it’s important to encourage them to take some active steps. Don’t only be a crutch or a short-term dumping ground.

every time the director said “cut!” all Assad heard was “cunt!” and kept going

I wake up every day to an equation I wrote 15 years ago from which there's only one conclusion, I'm damned for what I do.