Es curioso como (sobre todo en otros lados, aunque aquí también lo he encontrado) cuando cuentas tus movidas de sufrimiento psíquico no te escucha nadie, pero cuando hablas de violencias psiquiátricas (en jodida primera persona) de pronto te sale gente a replicar.
Y gente que se dicen tus amigues.
Me contestaba un compa que dicen eso porque no conocen por lo que estoy pasando, pero es que lo he contado mil veces, pero la "cultura de la salud mental" de consume psic, psiq y tus droguitas para serle útil al capital (siendo el jodido capital causante de prácticamente todos esos malestares) se repite sin tener que pensar, y escuchar a quienes las hemos sufrido en primera mano requiere un esfuerzo.
Que el "ve a terapia" se usa hoy por hoy como "no me cuentes tus mierdas".
Que en más de 20 años psiquiatrizade me he debido encontrar solo con 1 (una) profesional que de veras se preocupó por mi por encima de su puto ego (y tras 2 sesiones me la cambiaron). Una de entre más de... 12? 15? Es que ya ni los recuerdo (y algunos mejor no recordarlos)
Cada vez veo más necesario hablar de todo esto, me está costando bajonas, muchas comeduras de tarro e inseguridades, pero sigo escribiendo el libro en el que relato mi (nuestra) experiencia en el psiquiátrico.
@Ransil A mí una de las cosas que hago, y más me jode hacer (y aunque intento no hacerlo no siempre me sale), es empezar a contar mis propias movidas por eso, porque parece que no estoy escuchando. Creo que nuca se te agradecerá lo suficiente todo el esfuerzo que pones para cambiar estás mierdas ¡si es que es imposible no quererte!
@concepcion también depende de cómo y cuándo se digan las movidas propias, y de lo que aporten. Muchas veces no sé explicarme y loe ejemplos propios sacan de apuros.
Pero me pone de los nervios la gente a quien le cuentas algo y te responde "lo mío es peor, porque [...]". El hacer de menos y competir cuando alguien te está contando algo no sé en qué cabeza cabe que pueda estar bien.
"On a fait nos propres recherches" pourquoi c'est très drôle quand ça vient de Mme Michu qui se méfie des vaccins et très sérieux quand ça vient d'un groupe d'étudiants qui dénoncent un complot académico-militaro-industriel ?
@juliegiovacchini 2. Ne pas punir par simple posture là où on pourrait encourager. Les universités pourraient jouer un rôle très simple dans le conflit israëlo-palestinien : ne rien changer à leur collaboration scientifique avec Israël, mais encourager et faciliter financièrement la venue d'étudiants et de collègues palestiniens ne serait-ce que pour les protéger physiquement du conflit. Je n'ai entendu personne proposer ça.
@juliegiovacchini C'est d'ailleurs peu ou prou ce qu'on a organisé, très facilement, au début de la guerre en Ukraine. Mais somehow on ne le fait pas pour la Palestine, l'Éthiopie, le Cambodge...
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Angelo Brocato. Ursulines St French Quarter. Ice cream shop here 1921 - 1981.
Cigars & Tobacco. Camp Street, Central Business District. Probably for Lannis Bros Cigars, here c. 1889 - 1905.
J. Disimone’s Restaurant. Carondelet Street, Uptown. The “597” was the address before 1895 renumbering.
4)“For Restful Sleep”. Broad, Mid-City. Sandman logo of Crescent Bed factory here 1910-1961. @noladon #NOLA#NewOrleans#GhostSigns#Tiles#TilesTuesday
Well, these all are a form of commercial advertising from the time. Meant to be eye catching - but in a pleasant rather than annoying way, and clearly taking pride in work.
Streaming platforms should be recutting audio on their movies so the dialog can actually be heard when watching on a home TV or a mobile device.
I know they’ve done it for big Dolby cinemas or whatever, but it just doesn’t seem fair or accessible
Thomas Flight also have a video on a related topic: he analysis why you can't hear dialogues in Tenet (and why Christopher Nolan directed in such way): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIgznB0-ICo
Australian federal police say ‘officers arrested a man after he allegedly ran naked through the aircraft mid-flight and knocked a crew member to the floor’
Recently, with memories of the floodings still fresh, Vermont lawmakers voted to assess a fee on fossil-fuel producers to pay for “climate-adaptive” infrastructure projects in the state. The bill operates on the polluter-pays principle, the basis of the federal Superfund law—it’s been dubbed the Climate Superfund Act....
Do you remember how when the first mRNA Covid vaccines became available, you got a strain of person who would say “I’m not anti-vaccine, I’m just waiting for a non-mRNA vaccine”? And then when Novavax became available, those people all mysteriously found other reasons not to get vaccinated?
That is the way to think about people who say “I’m not anti-environment, I just think we should invest in carbon capture and storage/hydrogen fuel/…”.
President Joe Biden is taking fresh steps to help keep gas prices from climbing. For Republicans to see this as “disgusting” and “disgraceful” is bizarre.
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After leaving the Otways to return home we decided to eke out our holiday even more. We decided not to go the usual way home - that horrendously boring, straight Geelong/Melbourne highway and the roadworks around the Westgate Bridge. We decided to catch the Queenscliff-Sorrento Ferry instead. This was the first time I had ridden on it. It was also the first time I had been this far down the Bellarine Peninsula.
I took this photo from the top deck of the ferry before it left Queenscliff for the 40 minute journey to Sorrento.
I often struggle with sea sickness largely due to the vibrations of the engine. The Queenscliff-Sorrento's engines are so smooth and not too noisy. The waters of Port Phillip Bay were flat and sparkling, the sun was shining and there was not a cloud in the sky. The only thing that detracted from the perfect scene was the brown smudge on the horizon above Melbourne. One downside of having no wind is the pollution just sits there.
We stood outside on the top deck for the entire journey. There we had a nice chat with a retired truck driver from Wollongong who was returning from a road trip to Perth. He decided to take his caravan on the ferry and avoid going through Melbourne altogether.
This photo shows the sister ferry that does the same route and was going the other direction to us.
I have learned over many years that photos of the vastness of the sea are very boring so I didn't take any others. However I regret not taking a photo of a seal that was relaxing near the ferry with one fin sticking up in the air.
I think it's important to notice things that are better than they used to.
I just signed in for my course on war literature at Mid Sweden University and because I was already logged in with my Stockholm University account I was able to read the main course literature online instantly via the Stockholm library.
Zero need to buy any books or even to look up from my phone. It feels very accessible.
