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she/her/that nigga. no famz who no famz you. founder: @wematterng

Joined August 2012
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just launched my substack: deesperspective.substack.com i'll be writing essays on identity, healing, and rewriting survival scripts. first drop this friday. visual excerpts + messy drafts on IG โ†’ @dees.perspective
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France called in sick
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I'm sorry but this is hilarioussss
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Thirst trapping in Meccah ? Iโ€™ve seen it all
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Omo Spain came with the intensity
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Being back on this app feels so strange
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Due to personal reasons... I can never quit.
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In Franz Kafkaโ€™s letter to his father, he wrote โ€œI know it is my father's first time on this Earth, too. And I know He had it worse when he was little. But I was little tooโ€
Forgive your dad. He was learning, too.
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While this quote is commonly attributed to Franz Kafka's letter to his father, it actually originates from internet writer veniennes, who had initially posted it to TikTok in 2023. tiktok.com/@veniennes/phoโ€ฆ tumblr.com/veniennes/7237โ€ฆ
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I can't believe I'll have a one year old by the end of this month. What I especially can't believe is that I still find myself, in the middle of the night, checking to make sure she's breathing ๐Ÿซฃ๐Ÿ˜ญ I think my mother might have been right when she said it doesn't really ever stop
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have you ever realised you were the surplus? the one absorbing what should have forced redesign? new essay live on substack: the architecture of withdrawal open.substack.com/pub/deespeโ€ฆ
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you know you're still seeking external validation when: - you set a boundary and immediately start explaining why it's reasonable - you make a decision and scan the room to see who noticed - you advocate for yourself and then soften it with "but I understand your perspective too"
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- you enforce a standard and feel guilty when it's inconvenient for someone else the approval reflex doesn't look like begging. it looks like over-explanation. like making your clarity digestible. like converting your authority into something that can be negotiated.
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it's the gap between knowing what you need and trusting that knowing is enough. internal authority is when you stop performing reasonableness to justify your boundaries. external approval/validation can no longer be the metric.
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you explain clearly. you regulate first. you zoom out. you track patterns. you soften tension. while you think that makes the relationship safer, it might just be making it uneven.
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if youโ€™re the โ€œemotionally intelligentโ€ one in your relationships, this might be for you ๐Ÿงต
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dee ๐ŸŒธ retweeted
just launched my substack: deesperspective.substack.com i'll be writing essays on identity, healing, and rewriting survival scripts. first drop this friday. visual excerpts + messy drafts on IG โ†’ @dees.perspective
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if youโ€™re the โ€œemotionally intelligentโ€ one in your relationships, this might be for you ๐Ÿงต
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when i stopped stabilising, the system wobbled. that wobble is information.
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have you ever realised you were the surplus? the one absorbing what should have forced redesign? new essay live on substack: the architecture of withdrawal open.substack.com/pub/deespeโ€ฆ
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