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riverdalepolycule · 1 month

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#i have therapy in about an hour. GOOD...#Nataly wordles

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wistfulwatcher · 1 year

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"at least natalie's death was narratively satisfyin—"

no. it wasn't. they gave us a character who has struggled with addiction her whole life. struggled with self-harm in a variety of forms. who has felt lost and guilty for the last twenty-five years. a character who has been suicidal multiple times in the past, a character who was literally suicidal a week ago.

and you killed her a day after she started to actually, truly try to heal.

yes, this show has always been dark. yes, from the first moment of the entire series we knew these girls committed unspeakable violence on one another, and did so ritually. yes, we knew that the adult versions of these characters spent the last twenty-five years struggling with their guilt and shame and trauma, and were doing it very, very poorly.

all of this just shows that the story has been in their struggle. this has been—or at least it was initially sold as—a show about women and their trauma. a show about women who don’t know how to examine their trauma, don’t know how to process it. who can’t take more than small glances at what happened, but who can also never, ever forget that it’s there. this has been a show about women who are coping, most times poorly, but very, very realistically.

and there was so much hope in that, despite (or because) this is such a dark show. these women can screw up and struggle and be real people—which women never get to be on television—and still maybe, they can heal bit by bit. there was always an inherent hope in this story, because they were all still, as adults, trying to make a life for themselves even if they were muddling through it.

in season two, natalie starts to heal at the retreat. (apparently—i personally found her 180 between "qui" and "burial" highly suspect and very poorly executed, but that's a moot point now.) she spends most of the season struggling against lottie, but finally accepts lottie's therapy (thanks to lisa) and beginning with "burial" she keeps trying to get the girls to talk about what happened. she figures out what she needs to move forward—to finally, truly address what happened in the wilderness by talking about it. that becomes her goal, and her focus with the others.

but natalie doesn't get to talk about anything. the girls want to drink instead of talk in "burial". and in "it chooses," the second nat suggests they talk, lottie shuts her down and suggests they drink poison instead. natalie is sober, and trying to do what she thinks she is supposed to do by confronting her trauma. she has made all of the "right" choices to actually heal from her pain, but she never gets to.

natalie’s entire story line, set up in her very introduction in the pilot, is to find her purpose. she talks about her self-destructive behaviors being due to her lack of one, and makes it clear that she intends to find that purpose once she leaves therapy. thus, for natalie’s story to be narratively satisfying, her story needs to end with her finding that purpose, right? which means that, if we are to treat this as a narratively satisfying ending, then natalie physically sacrificing her life for lisa is supposed to be that purpose.

but death is not a purpose. and, to portray it as such for a character who has tried to commit suicide is, honestly, disgusting to me. especially for a character who was saved—again, a week ago—from her attempt by the very woman who then encourages her to drink poison that is used to "put animals out of their misery". who is then told in her death vision to “let the wilderness in” (when "the wilderness" has been a pretty clear metaphor for trauma!!!). they spent all season telling a suicidal character to suddenly let go and give in and stop resisting in a narrative that leads to her “””finding purpose””” in her fucking death. not to mention letting that death be recorded as "an overdose" after she has been explicitly sober as part of her growth!!

a far, far more narratively satisfying path for natalie is for her to actually find a purpose that is consistent with the hunter-protector she’s always been described as. in “no compass” tai says that natalie is the reason they all made it out of the wilderness. (again, wilderness as a metaphor for trauma!) so why, on earth would the better story line, the more consistent story line, the more satisfying story line—especially when this show is all about parallels and cycles repeating—not be natalie leading them all out of “the wilderness” by helping them process the trauma? by getting them all to talk about it?

(i didn’t necessarily need or expect yellowjackets to give a truly “good” message or resolution—bittersweet would be plenty for me—but can you imagine the beauty of that story? the character who has felt nothing but pain and guilt, who has been alone for the majority of her life, who has never felt good and stable love, being the one to break through the trauma first? the one who finally learns to heal first, and protects them all once again by leading them through the wilderness? a story of a woman supporting women through trauma that only they can understand?)

instead natalie's story goes from struggling with her pain and guilt, to trying to find some purpose in her life, to losing that purpose and attempting suicide, to being saved and actually starting to address her trauma head-on. and then dying before she can. i'm sure there are some people who believe that this is character growth (the briefest moment of addressing her trauma), but it wasn't; her growth is blunted by her death.

and this makes her death both tragic and unsatisfying. a character who struggles so hard and so long, who finally, finally sees a light, and the moment she reaches for it, is shifted back to where she was a week ago, having never gotten to actually grow.

so no, just because i am personally devastated by nat's death does not mean that i am blind to the narrative; quite the opposite. i am furious both as a fan of the character and a fan of the story. i feel deceived, disappointed, and insulted by every single part of this story. i feel like we were all cheated out of what could have been a beautiful exploration of a complex and fascinating character. and on top of all that i am very, very hurt.

#yellowjackets #yellowjackets spoilers #yellowjackets meta #natalie scatorccio #anti yellowjackets #yellowjackets critical #i'm so sad and mad right now i'm shaking tbh #mine #wordles #~#suicide cw #addiction cw #I AM FUCKING FURIOUS

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#ah i haven’t played this in a while…#natalie plays wordle

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sleepingintheflowers · 2 years

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I share these on here so rarely but like, getting it in three when my starting word gave me bupkis feels amazing.

Also I swear to god that last night I was falling asleep and I thought hat today’s word might be the word soon. I had a premonition. Just call me Alice.

#natalie’s exciting life #wordle

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dukearchive · 1 year

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cover art by Lilia Qian; source image by Madhav Dutt.

THE ARCHIVE 2022 EDITION

Poetry:

Knit by Raj Bagjain

Yellow-Bellied Goodbyes by Maya Brookens

Testimony by Kamdon Early

A Dream and Yet a Nightmare by Mary Elizabeth Howard

I Know the Angel by Natalie Farris

Passenger-Seat Astronomy by Arial Hart

Night Light by Arial Hart

Cutting Board by Arial Hart

forgive me by Emma Huang

[Redacted] by Sarah LoCurto

Physical Touch is a Soft-Brewed Tea by Karina Lu

As the Bird Clock Sings by Oscar Nolen

Love in Wheeler’s Participatory Universe — April 10, 2022 by Donald Pepka

The Confident by Sara Shao

5 Lessons on the Language of Men by Sara Shao

Hawaiian Sunrise by Akshaj Turebylu

The Blues by Felicia Wang

Down in Nags Head it is cold today by Tina Xia

Logos by Tina Xia

Things my mother taught me by Sarah Xu

Benzodiazepines by Anonymous

Found on the bridge by Anonymous

My bedroom flowershop by Anonymous

Sanctuary - For Club Q by Anonymous

Sweet sweat and coffee and clocks by Anonymous

time capsule by Anonymous

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The Influence of Mr. Rawles by Kamdon Early

Chapter 3: Sculpted Ceilings, Stretchmark Doors, and Resilient Walls by Mary Elizabeth Howard

A Golden Throne of Arrogance by Mary Elizabeth Howard

Creekside by Miranda Gershoni

Forrest Drive by Ethan Gurwitch

awakening by Emma Huang

I think I could love you by Emma Huang

Action Potential by Monika Narain

Wordle #246 Tacit by Henry Stevens

Wordle #248 Thorn by Henry Stevens

Masthead 2022-2023: Editors in Chief: Pranav Athimuthu and Tyler King Associate Editors: JR Cassidy, Spencer Chang, Judy Chen, Marina Chen, Prisha Gupta, Catherine Johnson, Holly Keegan, Karina Lu, Sancia Milton, Megan O’Sullivan, Donald Pepka, Lilia Qian, Trisha Santanam, Ari Stern, Joy Tong, Design Editors: Prisha Gupta, Holly Keegan, Megan O’Sullivan, Donald Pepka, Lilia Qian Submissions: email original and unpublished work of any medium (writing, art, photography, and more) to the archive. submissions will be considered for both our online edition and fall 2022 physical edition. music & film will only be published online. multiple submissions welcome and encouraged. contact us or submit pieces at [email protected].

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allamericansbitch · 2 years

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Hey everyone! Here’s this weeks addition to my Creator Shoutout Series (february 27 - march 6) ! For info about the series, I explained it in the first post here, but generally, it’s to show appreciate to editors and their creations that i love from the past week. To track this series or look at previous shoutouts, please check out the tag on my blog *creatorshoutouts. Have a great week everyone!

f.r.i.e.n.d.s: rachel green gifset by @buffysummers

euphoria: fez x lexi gifset by @billie-marten

taylor swift gifset by @antoniosvivaldi

hayley williams: red gifset by @paramorefold

euphoria: season 2 how it started vs how it’s going gifset by @federicocesaris

taylor swift: message in a bottle gifset by @thatwasthenightthingschanged

birds of prey: wordle gifset by @selinakyle

hayley williams: big weekend 2013 gifset by @dracs

taylor swift: ikywt monologue gifset by @glorious-sunrise

euphoria: maddy perez season 2 fashion gifset by @jakegyllenhals

criminal minds: season 4 gifset by @garvezs

taylor swift: reputation album cover redesign edit by @battledemo

yellowjackets: leading ladies gifset by @dominiquediperro

euphoria: top episodes of season 2 according to IMDB gifset by @yasmin-finney

taylor swift: seven gifset by @cametotheshowinsd

legally blonde gifset by @sarah-snook

halsey: pink and blue gifset by @demonzplay

taylor swift: wonderland gifset by @druigs

euphoria: rue and jules x film references gifset by @sosfordiskitty

beyonce gifset by @sashafierce

pride & prejudice gifset by @yennefer-nazyalensky

taylor swift: all too well short film gifset by @evermoreftboniver

brooklyn nine nine: rosa diaz gifset by @villanselle

euphoria: maddy perez in 2x08 gifset by @jacktharlow

olivia rodrigo: good 4 u music video gifset by @killmyminds

taylor swift: lover wordle gifset by @cruelsomer

f.r.i.e.n.d.s: monica geller pink fashion gifset by @gregory-peck

euphoria gifset by @spidermaens

taylor swift gifset by @billie-marten

succession: the tradition gifset by @billie-marten

brooklyn nine nine: rosa diaz and amy santiago gifset by @deepika-padukone

taylor swift: afterglow edit by @carlytayjepsen

stranger things: nacy wheeler gifset by @kieumy

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doja cat: planet her gifset by @melodramas

brooklyn nine nine gifset by @peraltaroy

taylor swift: all too well (10 minute version) graphic by @uhhrellys

anya taylor joy gifset by @entertainments

yellowjackets: 1x06 gifset by @neve-campbells

euphoria: jules vaughn in season 2 gifset by @userdanewhitman

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yellowjackets: misty x natalie gifset by @queencalanthes

succession: shiv roy gifset by @villanselle

euphoria: goosip girl au gifset by @twerkforambrose

olivia rodrigo: sour gifset by @sashafierce

#*creatorshoutouts

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blurrylatenights · 2 years

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Neke vinjete jednog običnog ponedjeljka

Izlazim iz stana, vani je oblačno, na hodniku mračno. Nije tako rano ujutro kako mi se čini. Krećem prema stubištu, izbjegavam lift kad mogu. Starija gospođa stoji ispred vratiju kod susjede, čeka da joj otvori, idu si svako jutro jedna drugoj na kavu. Želim i ja takvu penziju. Zapravo, nadam se da ću imati neke prijatelje u toj dobi. Spuštam se stepenicama, previše svjesna toga kako hodam, kao i svaki put kad nisam u tenisicama. Koji sam dobar biznis ostvarila kad sam kupila ove čizme na popustu. Nego, zašto uvijek tako smrdi po ustajalom na ovom stubištu. U bijeloj vrećici koju bih stvarno već mogla baciti nosim, između ostalog, i ostatke jučerašnjeg ručka. Torba mi stalno ispada s ramena i umišljam si da mi maska sužuje vidno polje. Mogla bih i ovu masku baciti. Još i kišobran moram nositi. Malo sam nabrijana. Razmišljam, odnosno nadam se da neću nikog sresti na stubištu. Pogotovo ne opet neke perverznjake ili narkomane. Opalit ću nekog po glavi i vrećicom i teškom staklenom Ikea posudom za gablec. Neka sve leti ako treba, i bulgur, mahune i janjetina. Sviđa mi se kaput koji sam si kupila, jako je topao i dobro se osjećam u njemu. Daje mi par ekstra bodova na samopouzdanju i feelgoodu, mislim da mi dosta pristaje. Osjećam se kao da koračam prema prvoj sceni u nekom filmu. Otvaram vrata. Baš šteta što nisam nikog srela na stubištu.

Jedemo doručak, svaka svoje zobene sa wheyom i voćem, i prepričavamo si vikend. Nakon toga pijemo prvu kavu, skrolamo vijesti, čitamo mailove i komentiramo. Sve i svašta. Volim tu rutinu. Zašto neki ljudi pretjeruju s dječjim rođendanima i od toga rade narodno veselje? Nekad se po selima u bilježnice pisalo tko je što donio za poklon na svadbu. Ne samo poklon, nego i jaja, meso, margarine, sve od čega se pripremala gozba. Tako da kad si ti išao nekome u svadbu, pogledao si u bilježnicu i znao kojom im mjerom možeš uzvratiti. Čist račun, duga ljubav. Svećenik je na misama čitao koja obitelj je dala koliko novaca kao tzv. obiteljski dar. Neki bi čitali i one koji još nisu dali. Ma, nije ni danas ništa bolje. Kolega izjavljuje da ne zna tko je Gwen Stefani. E sad ćemo cijelo prijepodne slušati No Doubt. Natalie Imbruglia i Torn, aj-me. Odmah se ježim. Zveckamo vilicama po svojim Ikea staklenim posudama. Vrijeme je za drugu rundu čitanja vijesti. Nije se ništa važno dogodilo. Raspravljamo o međuljudskim odnosima na poslu, o trudu i zalaganju, koliko se cijeni rad, kako se osjećamo kad dolazimo ovdje i kad smo tu. Ja se u tom trenutku osjećam dobro. Uvijek sam imala problema jasno i direktno iskazivati svoje osjećaje te osobnija razmišljanja i stajališta, i ponosna sam na sebe kad se nađem u situaciji gdje ih slobodno, bez puno razmišljanja i zadrške, pretačem u riječi koje izgovaram naglas. Osjećam da stvaramo dobar odnos. Treba još malo raditi. Zadnjih par sati sporije prolazi, umorni smo i utihnuli, sve nekako u skladu s kišom vani. Odjednom pričamo o smrti i tjeskobi koja nas uhvati kad si onako najviše moguće osvjestimo da nas jednoga dana više neće biti na ovom svijetu. Kako će se sve nastaviti bez nas, kako ćemo mi prestati postojati i ugasiti se, hoćemo li se uopće ugasiti do kraja? On smatra to poticajem da živimo svaki dan najjače što možemo. Ona je vidno uznemirena i ne želi više o tome. Ja sam negdje između. Osjećam kamen u trbuhu, odlučujemo igrati Wordle. Do odlaska doma slušamo Franka Sinatru.

Doma je lijepo. Malo se gledamo. Mačke kao neki sateliti kruže oko mene. Pileći paprikaš s tjesteninom, skuhala sam nam pravi comfort ručak za sutra. Tako cijeli tjedan, dosta je bilo dostava. Za vikend ćemo se nagraditi opet nekim izlaskom i finom hranom vani. Već je relativno kasno pa se premišljam oko odlaska u šetnju. Išla bih, a glava me sve jače boli. Ma idem ipak, baš zbog toga. Uzimam red čokolade za put i koračam istim stubištem kao i jutros. Ovaj put se ne bih tukla. Na svim katovima ispod je mračno i ne čujem nikoga, dobro je. Izlazim napokon, zadovoljna, jer zrak je taman hladan kako sam i htjela. Ima nešto u njemu što me liječi, u tom ledenom zraku koji steže pluća. Opet nigdje nikoga, samo tu i tamo neki šetači pasa. Stare tenisice mi nekako čudno i glasno odzvanjaju po pločniku. Svi kafići kraj kojih prolazim su prazni, samo konobari usamljeno sjede ili čiste. Ni u prostorijama mjesnog odbora nitko ne igra stolni tenis večeras. Ovaj put nekoliko žena sjedi stisnuto s maskama i u jaknama, kao za kaznu. Dosta je vlažan zrak, navlačim kapuljaču, preskačem par lokvi. Pojavljuje mi se onaj čudan osjećaj u čarapama, hladno-vlažan. Nešto najgore. Odmah se prisjećam koncerata i svega onoga nakon njih, čekanja, hodanja, kad bi isto bilo tako. Hladno i vlažno u čarapama. Fali mi frendica. Radim kraći krug i vraćam se malo drukčijim putem. Prolazim pokraj livade na kojoj su roštilji, jedva se naziru u mraku. Zamišljam ljeto, roštiljanje i druženje do kasno u noć. Nadam se da će biti toga ove godine. Mora. Bol i pritisak u glavi jako raste, kulminira taman kad gledam u svjetleći znak Lidla nešto dalje u pozadini. Osjećam kako mi par žilica u glavi poskakuje. Duboko uzdahnem i sve prestane. Baš sam umorna. Jedva čekam opet obući onaj kaput sutra.

#blog #personal #vignette #reflective

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ber39james · 7 years

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How to Use Keywords to Make a Resume Recruiters Notice

Do you tailor your resume to match the job you’re applying for? There are some compelling reasons that you should. You already tailor other things you write to a specific audience, (e.g., emails, term papers, brochures). Why should your resume be any different?

Tips for Writing a Great Resume

Here are a few simple tips on how to write a resume and tailor it to a job description.

Know Your Skills

A good place to start is by making a master list of your skills. But why make a master list if you’re just going to take keywords from the job listing?

The list helps you identify what kinds of job listings to target. Also, it will help you prioritize the skill keywords you will take from the job listing.

So, think back on all of the jobs you’ve had and the skills you’ve learned over the years. As you add them to your list, put the ones you feel strongest about at the top.

By putting your strongest skills at the top, you can see how close you are to being the perfect candidate when you select different job listings. For example, when your strongest skills line up with the skills the recruiter emphasizes in the job listing, there’s a better chance you’ll get called in for an interview.

If you’re worried about whether a skill is relevant, add it anyhow. It’s best to get it all on paper and save the cherry-picking for later.

Mine the Job Listing for Skills Keywords

Carefully read the job listing and highlight any skills the employer mentions.

These are keywords. When a hiring manager first looks at your resume, she will scan it for these keywords. And she will only spend an average of six seconds trying to find them.

That means that you need to put the most important keywords at the top of your resume. Make other keywords eye-catching with embellishments like numbers and accomplishments.

For example, let’s say one of the requirements in the job listing is “excellent customer service skills.” You’ve decided to add it to your experience section as a key responsibility from your last job.

But don’t just write

Responsible for handling customer service.

Add some value.

Spearheaded a customer service initiative that saved the company over $50,000 and resulted in a 10% decrease in returns.

Now the recruiter knows how excellent you are at customer service—$50,000 worth!

Here’s a tip: If you’ve ever cut costs or increased revenue, add that information. If you’re not sure by how much, estimate. Just be sure that you can back up your estimation with proof.

Identify Vital Skills

Try to find two to three other job listings similar to the one featuring the job you’re applying for. Read through them and mark the skills listed. If you find skills that are common across these listings, there’s a good chance they’re either mandatory or highly desirable for the job you’re targeting.

Next, take a trip over to LinkedIn and look at other professionals’ profiles. What skills do they list? How are they similar? If you see a pattern, you’ve figured out which skills are most likely relevant keywords for your resume.

Categorize the Remaining Skills for Perspective

The rest of the keyword skills should fall into one of three categories:

Job-related

Transferable

Adaptive

Job-related skills are necessary for you to do the work at hand. They include things like knowing Java and Python or having the ability to operate a forklift. Chances are if you don’t have most of the job-related skills, you can’t do the work.

Make sure these skills go in prominent places on your resume, like the summary or leading bullet points in your experience section. You want the hiring manager to check them off his must-have list as quickly as possible.

Transferable skills are less important than the other types. They are basic skills that most people have because they carry them from one job to another. They include things like knowing how to create pivot tables in Microsoft Excel. Hiring managers welcome them on resumes but don’t treat them as unique or extraordinary. What they can do for you is flesh out your resume and give you extra value. So, feature them in your skills section.

Here’s a tip: Don’t just write Microsoft Excel.

Add the detail about the pivot tables: Microsoft Excel, pivot tables

Adaptive skills are the most elusive. They are skills like dependability and assertiveness. Usually, they are self-taught survival skills that help us thrive in society.

The very nature of these skills makes them difficult to measure and demonstrate. If possible, pair the ones you feel strongest about with accomplishments that illustrate them. Scatter them throughout your resume where appropriate.

Find Out if You Did a Good Job With Keywords

Dropping your tailored resume into a word generator like Wordle allows you to see which words you used the most. Cloud generators make words bigger when they are used more often in a piece of text. Ignore small words like “at” or “the” and focus on the dominance of your keywords.

If the most prominent words are not your keywords, you may want to rewrite your resume to increase the frequency with which you use those words. Adding more keywords will also improve the chances that your resume will pass an applicant tracking system (ATS) scan. If you need certain keywords to show up more frequently, add them to your skills or experience section.

Tailored Resumes Get You Hired

In an age where we are constantly bombarded and overwhelmed with information, you can’t expect a hiring manager to pick up a generic resume and find it relevant.

It is necessary to customize your resume to match both the job listing and a hiring manager’s expectations. Otherwise, you might just miss that golden opportunity.

About the author: Natalie Severt is a writer at Uptowork. She writes about how to create successful resumes to help job seekers land their dream jobs. When she isn’t writing, she eats tacos and reads complicated novels. You can find her on Twitter.

The post How to Use Keywords to Make a Resume Recruiters Notice appeared first on Grammarly Blog.

from Grammarly Blog https://www.grammarly.com/blog/resume-keywords/

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riverdalepolycule · 13 days

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