Acabwitch - Vedin (vay-den)

You are enough. You are worthy. Someone else convinced you otherwise, and you decided to believe them. Someone other than you decided a quality you possess isn't what they like and tried to break you of it, like an animal being domesticated. Meanwhile, someone else is going to love those exact pieces of you.

Be exactly who you are; whatever that looks like and know you can have duality.

You can be stubborn yet still agreeable

You can be vulnerable and strong

You can be nurturing and warm while still being tough

You can be gentle and calm while still being assertive and bold

You can grow, you can refine yourself, but make sure you are staying true to you. Embrace and love all the qualities there is within yourself.

You are beautiful

I am gonna make it through this year, and the next four, if it kills me.

I will outlive this fascist sonuvabitch if it's the last thing I do.

I'm going to survive to see things get better and drag as many people as I can with me and that is a THREAT.

mwah is a very important word

umm i need reassurance that my presence is wanted but i can’t ask for reassurance because that’s really Embarrassing and it wouldn’t feel genuine if i asked for it

been thinking about fantasy/scifi rule systems and free will

Psychology Today

Science Stopped Believing in Porn Addiction. You Should, Too

What does it mean that religion, not porn use, predicts porn-related problems?

Now, researchers have put a nail in the coffin of porn addiction. Josh Grubbs, Samuel Perry and Joshua Wilt are some of the leading researchers on America’s struggles with porn, having published numerous studies examining the impact of porn use, belief in porn addiction, and the effect of porn on marriages. And Rory Reid is a UCLA researcher who was a leading proponent gathering information about the concept of hypersexual disorder for the DSM-5. These four researchers, all of whom have history of neutrality, if not outright support of the concepts of porn addiction, have conducted a meta-analysis of research on pornography and concluded that porn use does not predict problems with porn, but that religiosity does

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