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It’s always bothered me that the Boston Globe took down this article because every time I see a story like this I want to post it: web.archive.org/web/20210504…
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i refuse to flirt with anyone first because of the crippling fear of making them uncomfortable, which is a tragedy because i want. to flirt. so bad.
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silently crying in the back of my uber and the driver turned around and gave me this stick of gum before saying in broken english “u will be okay tomorrow, today u can be sad”
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Someone said the real neurodivergent experience is being told you're overthinking by people who communicate entirely through implication.
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After loss, people will tell you you have to “move on.” I think that’s bullshit. You never really “move on” after losing someone you love. Not really. Not completely. But you do move forward. You carry the weight of the loss now. The grief will change you. Let it. Let it bend you and shape you into someone new. You will never be the same. I think that’s a good thing. You are still here. You are still living. This life is still yours to make, but it was never yours to keep. Pick a road. Walk if you can’t run. Crawl if you can’t walk. You owe death a life.
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bad news, friends. it's neither purely a marathon nor purely a sprint. it's a marathon that you have to sprint through the entire way.
Martin Short says his daughter Katherine's death has been a "nightmare" for him and his family:
“But the understanding [is] that mental health and cancer, like my wife’s, are both diseases, and sometimes with diseases they are terminal. And my daughter fought for a long time with extreme mental health, borderline personality disorder, other things, and did the best she couldn’t until she couldn’t.” variety.com/2026/tv/news/mar…
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my ex said this to me when his mom passed and I think about it all the time. we are so much stronger than our fears, but we have to carry them by our side in order to love.
when your worst fears actually come true so now you’re finally free xitter.cf/Sixrande/status/201174…
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Who actually shapes AI policy in the U.S.?
We mapped 1,812 entities: 745 people, 918 organizations, 2,925 relationships. Frontier Labs, AI Safety orgs, Think Tanks, Government, VCs, and more.
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