I was probably about four. I was walking down wooden stairs in my parents room (where I wasnât supposed to be), and I slipped and cracked my head on the corner of a fireplace. I donât remember falling, just walking down the hall crying and looking for my parents.
Sep 27, 2024
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slipped in the bathtub as wee youngin and split my skull open right in between my eye and my eyebrow and my parents just didnât take me to the hospital or anything
Feb 25, 2025
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to think that when i was a kid i was falling over, skinning my knees, getting scratches, and bruises EVERY DAY while running around... falling down was so normal i just got straight back up and didn't even think about it.
my 26 year old decrepit ass fell down yesterday and i was in shock for hours after...
Mar 13, 2025
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when u was really young like 3 i was playing with my big brother while my mum was in the shower and he ran into the bathroom then closed my finger in the door
i had to get stitches for it which you can still see on the scar which is quite weird like you can actually see like zig zags and my nail is split but itâs not that noticeable
my mum tells the story sometimes of when i got it and was staying in hospital overnight and i had some sort of hook in my finger to keep stuff in place and i just pulled it straight out
this was in a room full of children doing all sort pulling off their masks and messing with their bandages or whatever and the alarms were constantly going off to monitor this which sounds like the worst night ever
Feb 24, 2025
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Humans have always danced. It is part of who we are, yet we have been conditioned to be self conscious, to think that we do not move our bodies good enough. Dancing is beyond judgement. Dancing is not a skill, it is our soul moving through our bodies, expressed in movement. Dancing is healing. Dancing is bodily autonomy. Dancing is FUN! Any feeling you are feeling can be moved through with dance yet even alone, you fear looking foolish. Kill the judge in your mind, shut the fuck up, and MOVE đ
Apr 24, 2025
In Tarot, The Fool is the first card in the Major Arcana, which represents the life cycle. These cycles we are continuously going through in our lives, not just once. The final card of the Major Arcana is The World (which I have tattooed very large on my thigh), which signifies the completion of a cycle and natural ascension into the next. We are then thrust back into the Fool, with a bit more wisdom.
The Fool as an archetype is one of joy, curiosity, spontaneity, and trust. The Fool is pure of heart, knowing that the Universe has got their back. This innate trust allows The Fool to be playful, to take risks, and truly believe everything will work out. The more we go through life and experience loss, grief, heartache, trauma, the harder it becomes to embrace this energy. Iâve found that as healing goes on, just as itâs shown in tarot, we return to this natural state of being. We start off as The Fool when we are wee little babies, and if we are lucky can return there a few cycles at a time, with more wisdom gained each time. Â
The goal of The Fool is to have positive experiences, maybe for fun, maybe to grow. There is an acceptance with The Fool, a kind of âthis is what is, how can I make this work well for me?â Everything works out for The Fool because they donât know it canât. Anything we go through in life, we can use to grow. I personally believe we all could benefit embracing the archetypal energy of The Fool a bit more. The Fool doesnât stop to worry what other people will think! The Fool does not fret about what ifâs! The Fool is in the moment!
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