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This wasn't what I was looking for on google, but it's kind of interesting... She makes lots of good points.
"But this is it, right? Men who see their girlfriends and wives as things they own also, naturally, believe no other man should be able to look at their body parts. Those body parts are his body parts. Flattering, right? Romantic, right? Wrong." This is probably my favorite thing she said in the whole article.
This wasn't what I was looking for on google, but it's kind of interesting... She makes lots of good points.
"But this is it, right? Men who see their girlfriends and wives as things they own also, naturally, believe no other man should be able to look at their body parts. Those body parts are his body parts. Flattering, right? Romantic, right? Wrong." This is probably my favorite thing she said in the whole article.
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private drawings such as sketches, portraits and various handmade drawings. Due to the fact that it is not possible to hide folders, I decided to use this form of collecting my works
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Update 5/13/21
At the beginning of April, I started a new job at the zoo that I was furloughed from last year due to COVID. I am now a seasonal zookeeper at this zoo, rather than a seasonal educator. So far it's going pretty good, aside from the sensory overload I've been experiencing and the fatigue and soreness from the physical labor. I ordered some expensive earplugs that dampen noise, designed for autistic people and other people with sensory issues. So I hope they're worth the money. Anyway, this is my first actually paid position as a keeper, so it's super exciting. I can finally put on my resume that I've worked as an official keeper. I hope it will help me find more long-term work in the future. Aside from the updates with my career, I've been dealing a lot more with my thanatophobia lately and it has been pretty bad. I mentioned it to my therapist again, and she suggested meditation; I tried it a few times, but it's going to take more than that for me to get over this fear. Over the past
Darkness Within (Warriors)
I know Darkness Within came out months ago, but I want to talk about its events and some theories, and I also want to revisit some of the theories I had after reading Veil of Shadows. I was unsurprisingly right about Ashfur being the impostor (I had no doubt). As I discussed in my previous journal, Ashfur seemed the least concerned with giving himself away after possessing Bramblestar; in fact, the further along we get in both Veil of Shadows and Darkness Within, the more it seems like Ashfur wanted someone to find out. He behaves recklessly and completely out of character for Bramblestar all throughout Veil of Shadows, and in both books, he instills fear in Shadowsight and constantly boasts about his powers to him. He is clearly having fun torturing and controlling others, and he wants Shadowsight to know it. He obviously doesn't see Shadowsight as a threat, but attempts to get him on his side anyway, perhaps so he can manipulate him more easily. And even after Squirrelflight
Updates 10/3/20
Okaaay...it has been a long time since I posted an update on here. Not sure that anyone reads them anyway. So...back in April, I was furloughed from my seasonal educator position at the zoo because of COVID. Then this year sucked for a long time because of....well, everything. Especially in the U.S., where I live. I sat around at home and drank with my family like every week. And then my boyfriend and I went on a small vacation for our anniversary (with masks). And then I got sick (but tested negative for the rona). And then I found out I'm autistic. At 25 years old. So it's been a year. Also, GOOD news - I started an apprenticeship at a zoo just over a week ago! And they have cheetahs (they aren't in my section, but I'll get to work with them since the keepers try to let apprentices do what we're interested in). So...yes.
Eclipse
I know I'm late to the party on opinions about this, but I recently started trying to navigate dA in eclipse. And like many people, I have some problems with it - but there are also things I like about it, and some things that will simply take some getting used to. Note: I do not have core. So I'll be giving my opinion on how it looks for someone without core. Things I don't like: 1. The layout of the watch section. I hate that you have to click through more things to get to the deviations in the groups you watch. I hate that you have to click the "back" button constantly to get out of one group and get back to viewing all the groups, even if you delete all the deviations in that group. Instead of taking you back to "show all" after you delete all the watch items in one group, it shows a message that says "watch this space" and you have to manually click "< back (insert group name here)" at the top of the page. It's inconvenient and annoying. I'd rather be able to view all at the
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