Sooo frustrating seeing people be like “teehee there’s something deeply wrong with me 🤭✨”
Then in the same breath demand that people “be normal.” And “stop being weird!!” About something, While getting mad that people 25 and over actually have hobbies and haven’t just sacrificed themselves to the capitalist demon machine that eventually kills us all.
Your f/o accepts every version of you. The happy, giggly, smiley you. The tired, sad, exhausted you. The you that nobody sees. They accept every part of who you are and completely love and appreciate you. Never forget that.
I never met the previous caretaker of this blog, Celia Warden, the Maid of Blood, but from reading her old entries, it seems like we have a lot in common. I’m pretty sure she was in a completely different session than me and my friends. I learned about this blog and got the log in from what I guess is her final message, that I found in paradox space.
She asked the reader not to share the full contents of that message with her blog, but to let her readers know that she, and the people she love are okay, and found a happy ending (so much as there ever is an ending).
Celia gave permission to the person who found her message to take over her blog if they wanted, and since I kinda do, that’s what I’m going to be doing.
I know that my Derse is a little different to Ceilia’s and I know that I am for sure a lot different from Celia herself, but we both love Derse, and the Dersites, so I am going to keep the spirit of her blog alive.
There are a lot of messages still in the inbox from seven years ago, and I’m gonna start answering those questions, even though I know the people who asked them may or may not be long gone.
Homeless encampments are a social issue, not a criminal problem and should be handled accordingly.
Homelessness is a humanity problem, a dignity problem, an opportunity problem; it’s an issue centered around the question, “how can we allow this to happen to even a single one of our own kind?” Cruelty is never the answer to anything, but is particularly vile when applied to those who are already suffering so much.
