In my corner of the world,

killing is a love language.

○Tathève Simonyan

Ph. Nemo_0770 (Денис Казанский), Mariupol, Lomizova street, 17

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Tumblr support gave me a coupon to blaze something and I'm very tempted to blaze a stupid post like the one that just said boobies but I also don't have money to spend like this so I should not do that

I don't know what I'm supposed to do with this information. Comfort? I'm sorry your small business didn't work out, capitalism can be ruthless

[Perinthia's astronomers are faced with a difficult choice.]

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Difficult choices - will they pay off ?

It was a long day of work for Jude, a prime minister She was middle – aged, had a fair complexion and lovely dimples. She came across as an understanding person. After finishing last document, all she wanted was to go home, take a bath with bubbles and a glass of red wine. The fate had different plans for her.

When Jude was just about to get up form her desk, somebody hit her head from behind. She fell on the floor, but fortunately didn’t lose consciousness. As if through fog, she saw a very blurred woman in a back hood. She trespassed into prime minister’s office! Jude decided not to move and pretend she passed out. Out of the corner of her eye she saw the woman took some documents from her desk and – hesitantly – took a piece of paper and a pen. Shortly afterwards, she left.

When Jude looked at the paper on her desk, it turned out it was a letter, addressed to her! After reading it few times, she came to know the mysterious woman was Sarah, her accountant. The letter contained apologies for a trespassing. Eventually, Jude understood – the accountant broke into her office to steal the document, the evidence she was stealing money. Sarah was apologizing for it and explaining she didn’t have a choice, she had to pay for a surgery of her son.

How to Make a Choice and Not Regret It

How to make a choice? Last summer, I was faced with a difficult decision. In the midst of my struggle to find fulfillment in my various jobs, I was offered a regular salary and benefits job. Being offered any type of job after such a long period of unemployment was fantastic, but I was focused on the fact that it wasn't what I expected — the pay wasn't great, and the industry was one I never imagined myself in. I had to make a choice: accept the new position and a chance at some security, or keep looking for something different, something that fit the long laundry list of must-haves I had compiled for my professional life? Apart from anything else, I was terrified of accepting a position in which I would be unhappy. In fact, I frequently operated from a fear of not being happy, which I knew had kept me from trying new things. When I first applied for a job, it was just to feel like I was moving forward and putting myself out there — I honestly had no idea if I would get it. With the offer in hand, I was forced to make a critical decision. Here are the five steps I took to determine what my next step should be: Determine which choice is more comfortable for you My mother always told me as a child to take the path that "made me feel lighter." This assisted me in distinguishing what my intuition was telling me — if I made a decision and felt heavy with dread, I knew it was probably not the best decision for me. In this case, I chose option #1 (taking the job), sat with it for a while, and compared how I felt when I considered option #2. (waiting for a better opportunity to come). This was a clear indication of where I was going and why. Collect any and all information you can get your hands on I'm really good at jumping to conclusions. So, when I was offered this particular position, I found myself filling in the blanks and using that to make my final decision, despite not knowing the detailed job description, benefits package, and so on. Not surprisingly, I was incorrect in my facts. Once I had all of the information I needed, I was able to make an informed decision — one that I would not regret once I had a complete picture. Let go of the desire to make the "perfect" choice Perhaps the path you take does not end up turning out the way you had hoped. That doesn't mean it was a "bad" decision; in fact, it may have led you to meet someone or learn a lesson. Even the most difficult paths are worthwhile. Nearly a year after accepting the job offer, I've realized that I won't be there indefinitely. But that doesn't mean it wasn't well worth it for the skills I learned and the connections I made. Also read : How Can Problem Solving Skills Be Used at Workplace? Recognize that you have the ability to determine whether a decision is permanent or temporary For as long as I can remember, I've been afraid of being stuck — stuck at a job I don't like, stuck in a relationship that doesn't contribute to my happiness, stuck in a noisy and uncomfortable apartment. But even by thinking these thoughts, I am ceding control to entities outside of myself when, in reality, I have complete control over the direction my life will take at any time. If I had been truly unhappy after accepting the position, I could have resigned at any time. I realized that no decision is permanent unless I make it so! Stop overthinking and second-guessing yourself We frequently make the decision-making process much more difficult than it needs to be, and we end up flip-flopping between options far more than is necessary. Collect your data, check in with yourself, make a decision, and stick to it. The less time you spend second-guessing yourself, the more likely you are to stay in the flow and choose what is truly best for you. When I let go and stopped trying to analyze my options from all angles and perspectives, I was able to make an easy and regret-free decision. Being decisive propelled me out of "stuck-land" and into a position where I could continue my personal and professional development. Perhaps something else would have been "more perfect," but there was a reason I chose this path — even if it isn't entirely clear to me right now. How do you make a choice? Read the full article

Would You Like to Be a Celebrity?

BoJack Horseman raises awareness of problems in pop culture by dealing with crucial themes surrounding celebrities. The show focuses on how easily and unjustifiably many stars are forgiven, how women are often abused in this industry, and how easily stars can lose their happiness and purpose because of their reliance on public validation.

At the end of the day, BoJack Horseman, although a dark comedy, is a series that deals with very real issues that take place in the film industry. The messages that the series delivers is important for the public to understand. In truth, stars, especially male celebrities are forgiven too easily for their actions, and scandals are either covered up or dismissed. There is hope for the industry, but change is needed. Outside the industry itself, individual actors struggle with their identity as well. When one person receives their validation from a public with such volatile attention spans, they might find it difficult to be fulfilled and happy in the long run.

To some, being a celebrity sounds like a dream. Stars do live unique lives and receive privileges that the average person could never experience. However, by being in an industry where accountability is minimal and public attention means everything, it would be tough to stay grounded in reality.

Hello dusk!

Why is light emotional?

○ Anne Carson, H of H Playbook

Ph. Unknown, Kiev, 2022

conflicted about the sans vs reigen voting bc on one hand reigen's loss generated so much funny fanart but on the other hand I don't like undertale fans

Day 361

I’m worrying about tomorrow, and one, simple choice. Do I make it harder, or easier on myself? Either way, I don’t remember anything remotely related to it, except for one phrase. What should I do?

Stagnation is bad. You stop learning, challenging yourself, you stop growing. Never be satisfied, but be nice. There is no excuse for violence.

- Johnny Dalton, 21/8/22

One of my favorite takes on Frodo, and why I value him so much as a character: unlike so many central characters in fantasy, he was not a Chosen One.

Instead, he was the One who Chose, and that made all the difference.

Perinthia's astronomers are faced with a difficult choice. The first is to pursue long-lasting, cost effective approaches for monitoring and monitoring all sorts of asteroids and comets before they cause Earth's meteors. The second, with the best of both worlds, is to avoid any efforts at monitoring and monitoring asteroids during their lifetimes.

Me playing Stray God's: haha sexy characters, fun music, Laura Bailey

Me getting to Aphrodite's party: oh shit oh fuck

senshi dungeon meshi tell me what to eat for lunch…. senshi from dungeon meshi pls… Guide me…..