Seigfried
Open in Telegram
351
Subscribers
No data24 hours
+17 days
+130 days
Posts Archive
351
we seek individuality so hard yet we’re so afraid of standing out in case we become cringe so we just copy each other within the vessel of trying to be cool and never stop to take a look at ourselves and wonder why are we so not happy and so not satisfied with the way we are no matter how hard we try to appear appealing and unique and niche like it’s what defines our worth
351
The need to be unique and known for that uniqueness and let it define one’s worth instead of looking and wondering “am i really enjoying the things i pretend to like?”
351
it’s more of their subconscious telling them that as long as they are unique means they’re better, while those people become more judgmental and more hateful towards things that seem too “cringe” and too “popular”
351
People these days tend to treat liking popular things like it’s a lack of taste or a failure “i don’t like this show/song/artist because it’s too popular” well maybe it’s popular because it’s actually good have we considered that?
351
Repost from Elysian Bloom
you can see it every time someone turns a shared interest into a competition over who discovered it first
351
Repost from Elysian Bloom
the way people tie their sense of worth to how niche their interests are is getting out of hand
351
the dragon and tiger symbolize the ultimate harmony of opposing cosmic forces, serving as the equivalent of Yin and Yang .
The celestial dragon represents yang, embodying transformation and wisdom .
while the grounded tiger, fierce and protective, represents yin, symbolizing hidden strength and stability .
351
As women in Afganistan are stripped of basic rights
unable to study, work freely, or dream without restrictions-silence is a privilege many cannot afford.
Supporting women's rights is not a trend, nor a debate, It is humanity and recognizing that no one should be denied opportunities simply because they were born a woman.
No one should stop talking about women in afganistan, they’re equal human beings to anyone else in this world and no one has the right to take that away from them just for being born as women
Women's rights are human rights. Always have been.
Always will be.
