Small positive is that I'm powering through my latest read - Wildfire by Hannah Grace

And sure, there are lots of books that discuss these topics from a lens of healing, challenging the status-quo, or in ways that support victims/survivors. But how am I supposed to know the difference between that and a book that only uses it for character development or some other bs

ALSO what makes them think that they have the right to know my full address. Like how dare you make that a required field when applying? Want my fucking SIN too while we're at it?

apparently i live in not a great neighbourhood lol but also it's entertaining to watch alongside all my neighbours peering out our windows

The worst part was that my therapist hadn't see moana so she couldn't grasp how good of a metaphor it was

Also the meaning of the ace of swords was hella relevant. I don't know how the cards do what they do, but they do it well

Stfu I pulled a tarot card this morning after to help guide a decision re: my neglectful/abusive family and I got the ace of swords. The one fking card that has a big ass sword on it