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my feeds a mess but then again so is my life
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"- It’s not you anymore (via sorryalways)Okay. here’s how this goes now.
This is where your storyline ends and mine begins. This is the part where your character loses the leading role because I got it together. This is where you stop being the star of the show. God, I don’t know how you managed to have me crying in bathroom stalls in the dark and sobbing into my friends shoulder because - god oh god oh fuck you never loved me god I knew it- but it ends now.There won’t be a drunken phone call like in the movies, there won’t be a text at 3 am asking if you miss me. Because your character is being written out of my fucking story. Do you understand me? It’s not you anymore. You’re not the leading figure. You’re not the happy ending. The only happy ending is mine, and it has me sitting on the top of the world without looking back. You’re the past. You’re the first page, an introduction, a small part of an anecdote as to how I got here and then you’re the paragraph that’s forgotten about. You’re never going be the main character anymore. That spot is reserved for me.
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sighhhh feminism isn’t about hating all men and wanting to destroy them that’s just my own personal hobby
"I don’t wanna feel empty anymore.- Sofi De La Torre (via forgottenfeeelings)
I don’t wanna feel lonely anymore."
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The Intersection of Art and Science.
Science and Art probe Reality for different Truths. They may examine the same exact phenomena we encounter as sentient beings, however, by different methods and questions. Both are Ultimate Manifestations of Consciousness and both require and inspire Creativity. Assigning rank or capability is possible only when enforcing specific situations and even then that would be based on the individuals background and biases, therefore rendering it no longer ‘Absolute’ on the grand scheme of things.
Of the many human disciplines, there are few that could seem more divergent than Art and Science. The artist employs image and metaphor; the scientist uses number and equation. Art creates illusions meant to evoke emotion, while science engages in the pursuit of empirical verification. There is, to some degree, a physiological cause for this apparent divergence: the two halves, or hemispheres, of the brain. The right side of the brain is responsible for emotions and intuition, the left for logic and reason. Yet the notion of two brains gives rise to the function of one Mind. Perhaps it is this one “Undivided Mind” that presents a way forward through the monumental cultural changes we now face, enabling us to surf this dynamic moment in history from a platform of Balance and Symmetry.Neil deGrasse Tyson also discussed the possibility for Universal Truths within the Realms of Science and Art. He notes that one of the definitive differences is that with Science, the same answer should be uncovered regardless of the observer in pursuit. Art, however, produces answers completely unique to the observer. This intellectual collision of seemingly disparate bedfellows, that something magical and unexpected happens: new patterns emerge; new connections are forged between previously unconnected ideas and inspiration reigns. The main difference between Science and the Arts is not that they are different sides of the same coin, even different parts of the same Continuum, but rather, they are Manifestations of the same thing. The Arts and Sciences are Avatars of Human Creativity.
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