Two kinds of vegetable dishes and a starchy protein dish. It's more like dinner than breakfast.
"Slaves & Bulldozers (Remastered 2016)"
Soundgarden
https://youtube.com/watch?v=wgqLAlFKtXA&si=nl3rPdOYxKqPWdCa
I threw away some heirloom tomatoes because they had bugs in them. Of course, if I were really starving, I would have picked out the good ones. They just did not look appealing at all, but I had some other tomatoes I could roast.
Did we really need to know that Patriarchal White Supremacy still wants people excelling at self-absorption to the point of mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual deterioration.
"Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter by Simone de Beauvoir" | Goodreads
https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/164006.Memoirs_of_a_Dutiful_Daughter
"Simone de Beauvoir's 'remarkable' letters to Violette Leduc"
"Girl who went missing at 13 years old in 1994 is found alive"
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/girl-went-missing-13-years-old-1994-found-alive-rcna266333
"Maybe this would have worked out better, like A LOT better, for your genetics, if our genetics had been more like yours!"
One on hand, it's very hard for us to consider this category of people. On the other hand, it's also hard for us to consider that category of people. In the meantime, why don't you go into debt and struggle with living in your body some more?
Your body wants you to pay more attention to when certain dynamics and situations and people seem to leave you feeling more unsure and depleted.
Is convincing yourself that what you want is what's best for another person and then coercing them to go along with it the best way?
Is being really good at caring for the already more appreciated and well-loved, and not so good at caring about the not so appreciated or well-loved, kind of like an addiction for some people?
Is this really necessary?
"Big Bear Lake siblings heartbroken as dad is detained by ICE, mom in hospice with stage 4 cancer"| abc7.com
It feels timeless already.
Angelo De Augustine - "Mirror Mirror"
"Ms. Rachel details conversations with children in ICE detention"
I think there's too much coercion that gets normalized sometimes. Tonight I felt like a front tooth is weaker now than it used to be because I tried to bite on something chewy and it wasn't pleasant. I think I could bitten into something chewy more easily before. But perhaps it will be better in the future, and maybe it just needs time to heal. But I don't really know, that's the problem.
It's important for people to learn how to advocate for their health instead of just going along with the stuff that other people think is best for them. "I guess I can live with it" is not the same as feeling heard or having a deep feeling that the outcome truly was what was best for your health and your healing and your situation.
