u/fortnacius

hey guys

when I’m supposed to communicate my feelings it’s like there are a million thoughts racing in my head, as a result it becomes hard putting them together so they end up being; one: incoherent. two: i say something very short but powerful, which in most case, comes off as blunt/rude. or three: i back off

articulating thoughts is a problem so I keep finding these little emotional references in art like music, paintings, scenes from movies or film, now I even save comments and posts from reddit which better express how I feel

I know this will eventually become a problem because (hell, it already is) time will come when I’ll be needed to communicate and fail. moments like arguments i’ll have with my partner, or a coworker, or when trying to convince my boss about something, etc. etc.

to prepare myself for times like these i’ll have learn how to communicate. how do i do that? where do i start?

(blame my intrusive thoughts) but has anyone here ever fucked on top of Mt.Kilimanjaro? 🤷‍♂️

those who listen to Coldplay might be familiar with the melodic romanticization of grief and yearning which runs through so many of their songs, something that got me hooked to their music

i’ve been banging their goldies since 2016, which I just realised it’s been ten years
TEN.
FUCKING.
YEARS.
what the hell!!!!!!!!
anyway I’ve found myself replaying the following songs because they’ve decided to become the official narrators of my dating life rn lol. every other lyric has me sitting here like, “oh wow. that’s oddly specific. who told Chris Martin?”

Politik, The Scientist, Warning Sign, A Rush of Blood to the Head, White Shadows, Fix You, Biutyful, Birds, Lovers in Japan, and Violet Hill

drop yours if you also use music as an outlet. i’ll be more than glad to give every single song an ear, kwanza i’m looking for new taste in music. i’ll let you know what i think. over and out _^

As the news say, lately Africa pushed for a new version of the world map which correctly depicts the actual size of the continent.

Since it is well obvious the current borders of many African countries were adopted from the colonial map, what if we start pushing for a new African map?
(edit: yes, in the sense of redrawing the borders)

Would it cost us or would we thrive?

I've seen agents hand over everything from neighborhood guides to closing checklists.

If you still provide printed materials, do you use custom folders, or have you switched to digital-only resources?