A love meme, in words & deeds

[kaberett]

The thing that's stuck with me most, from every Dreamwidth love meme I've ever participated in, is being told you make things seem more possible.

You make things seem more possible.

Please nominate yourselves; please nominate each other; comments are screened, and I'll unscreen and make up an index as we go.

Hello. I love you.

Index

403

A
aella_irene
alexseanchai
angelofthenorth
azurelunatic

B
balsamandash
bethany_lauren

C
cadenzamuse/Denzi
cereta/Lucy
cesy
chiasmata

D
danohu

E
el_staplador/Kathleen
ewt

F
flippac
forests_of_fire

G
glass_icarus

H
hairyears
harpers_child
hollymath

I
ilyena_sylph
inkstone
ironed_orchid

J
jenett
jjhunter

K
kaberett

L
lilysea

M
mathemagicalschema
minim_calibre
mme_hardy/MadameHardy

N
nanila
newredshoes

P
pauamma
pipisafoat

Q
quartzpebble

R
rachelmanija
randomling
recessional
redbird
rosefox
rynia

S
serpentine
ses
sgsabbage
shanaqui
shehasathree
sholio
silveradept
staranise
such_heights
surpassingly
syderia

T
terajk/Tera
thebonesofferalletters
tielan
twistedchick

V
vass
vlion

W
watersword

Y
yhlee
yohjideranged
yoyoangel

Z
zhelana


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Comments

Re: staranise, she/her/hers

[vass]

I've learned so much from your psychology posts and discussions. In particular I'd like to flag up the "little match girl" post, which I printed out and showed to my therapist, and the interchange I had with you about disability employment. You inspired me to roll up my sleeves and give government employment services one more chance, on my own terms. This... wasn't a success, but I'm glad to have done it, and now I have concrete reasons I can give anyone who asks for why I'm not taking that route. And subsequent word of mouth has pointed me to somewhere else that might help.

And just today, your post about diagnosis and clinical psychologists vs psychiatrists might save someone else from the bullshit I went through years ago.

I like how you negotiate the gaps between lived experience and theory in your work, how you talk about that.

Also, your "other people's cats" posts are really great -- both the reasoning behind it and the pictures you reblog.