Revolutionary Crone
@revolutionarycrone.bsky.social
The world told you to hide your rage… not because it was wrong, but because it was powerful.
Therapist-turned-revolutionary. Crone energy. Firestarter. Philosopher. Constructive smart ass.
We ride at dawn, bitches.
IG, YT, Substack: @RevolutionaryCrone
Therapist-turned-revolutionary. Crone energy. Firestarter. Philosopher. Constructive smart ass.
We ride at dawn, bitches.
IG, YT, Substack: @RevolutionaryCrone
Ever heard that second half? I hadn’t, until today.
To me, it’s just another example of how we erase nuance and complexity to make the world seem simple and tidy… to make it comfortable for a very small group of people.
So let’s resist.
Let's get curious again.🧵
To me, it’s just another example of how we erase nuance and complexity to make the world seem simple and tidy… to make it comfortable for a very small group of people.
So let’s resist.
Let's get curious again.🧵
October 24, 2025 at 3:20 PM
Ever heard that second half? I hadn’t, until today.
To me, it’s just another example of how we erase nuance and complexity to make the world seem simple and tidy… to make it comfortable for a very small group of people.
So let’s resist.
Let's get curious again.🧵
To me, it’s just another example of how we erase nuance and complexity to make the world seem simple and tidy… to make it comfortable for a very small group of people.
So let’s resist.
Let's get curious again.🧵
First off, it didn’t even start that way:
The original phrase was
“Care killed the cat,”
meaning worry or sorrow. Later it morphed into “Curiosity killed the cat…”
But here’s the part we never hear:
“…but satisfaction brought it back.” 🧵
The original phrase was
“Care killed the cat,”
meaning worry or sorrow. Later it morphed into “Curiosity killed the cat…”
But here’s the part we never hear:
“…but satisfaction brought it back.” 🧵
October 24, 2025 at 3:20 PM
First off, it didn’t even start that way:
The original phrase was
“Care killed the cat,”
meaning worry or sorrow. Later it morphed into “Curiosity killed the cat…”
But here’s the part we never hear:
“…but satisfaction brought it back.” 🧵
The original phrase was
“Care killed the cat,”
meaning worry or sorrow. Later it morphed into “Curiosity killed the cat…”
But here’s the part we never hear:
“…but satisfaction brought it back.” 🧵
Fair point... Sometimes my curiosity just gets the best of me 😬
July 5, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Fair point... Sometimes my curiosity just gets the best of me 😬
I'm legitimately interested in knowing what freedom you specifically have gained that you didn't have six months ago. Legitimately want to know your answer please.
July 5, 2025 at 1:27 AM
I'm legitimately interested in knowing what freedom you specifically have gained that you didn't have six months ago. Legitimately want to know your answer please.
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#DoItYourWay
#ReclaimYourPower
#ADHDWisdom
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May 17, 2025 at 10:55 PM
Here’s the truth:
Once you find your way?
It’s better.
It’s more effective.
It’s easier.
And it’s powerful as hell.
Once you find your way?
It’s better.
It’s more effective.
It’s easier.
And it’s powerful as hell.
May 17, 2025 at 10:55 PM
Here’s the truth:
Once you find your way?
It’s better.
It’s more effective.
It’s easier.
And it’s powerful as hell.
Once you find your way?
It’s better.
It’s more effective.
It’s easier.
And it’s powerful as hell.