#encounter

Mikhail: Oh! Ho! Ho! Ho! Ho! Finally! I have the last piece!!!
eue -I clap my hands excitedly and add the last rubber chicken to my collection of chicken toys. I squeeze it-

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Rubber Chicken: AHH!

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Mikhail: Omg!!!!!!! Beautiful!!!!
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Ruby: -Trying to fit in a corset- Damn thing... -I push my stomach in as deep as I can and tighten it up-.....
UHhhhh -My eyes bulge out-(⊙ _ ⊙ )
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Asmodeus: -Hugging the pillow as I cannot look at Lilith right now. Even after going back to normal, my body and 4ss still ache-

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Lilith:-Doing the smoking after great s-x-..... Yeah. You know who daddy is now. Wench.

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Asmodeus:-I frown and grab the ice, smacking her hard with it, before putting it on my 4ss-

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Lilith: X'D -Laughs- Oh come on, you know that was hot!
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Azazel: -Has a terrible headache after the catnip. I can't concentrate. I am just gripping my head while resting on my work desk- Fvcking hell...
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Leviat:-Punching a sandbag with Azazel's face in it-
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Baal: -Talking in-front of the mirror- Has anyone ever taken the liberty to express the exquisite beauty and allure that you possess? I daresay, you have yet to encounter a gentleman of my caliber. Would you care to indulge in the essence of true sanctity? I vow to cherish and nurture you, my dear lady, provided you bestow upon me your utmost trust. I shall not fail you. Each day, I shall celebrate our passion, transforming you into my singular goddess. It is only you whom I shall revere. I implore you to absolve my transgressions with your affection, for it is the sole remedy for a wayward soul such as mine! My beloved! My adoration for you knows no bounds

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-I get on my knees, before grabbing the mirror romantically and pressing my lips against it-
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Melech:=w= -Has cute cat ears on my head and i look at myself while in the private bathroom-... Nyah!~
-makes cat impressions in secrecy- :3
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Berith: -Looking for baby clothes aggressively-
@~@ -Forgot my grandchildren birthdays are tomorrow-
They will SCREAM AT ME!!!!!! HOW COULD I FORGET!
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Astaroth: -I'm just washing my hair as the purple and red begin to to fall off alongside the gray. Revealing beautiful raven black hair underneath. Whistles pirate tunes-
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Memoria: -Talking to my and Sariel's 2 twin sons via magical-face-time means. I wave at them and smile-

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When you wait for someone for a few minutes, it's out of necessity, for a few hours, it's a sign of trust, for a few weeks, it reflects friendship, but to wait even when you know they won't come shows your love .
Yeah, people often say you shouldn't expect anything in return from others .

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Yet the sad reality is, when we truly love someone, we naturally hope for a little care, even just a tiny bit.
Every person you encounter is part of your journey, but not all are meant to stay, the majority are merely passing by, offering gifts, whether blessings or lessons, and along this path, it's essential to embrace the fleeting nature of relationships, recognizing that each interaction serves a higher purpose intended by the creator himself .

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These experiences mold your character, shaping you for the better or worse, they build your resilience, and prepare you for the future whether it's bright or dark .

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I came across this recently and I saved it in my notes I think it sums it up ✨it’s long 😅😂

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Drive carefully on this road called "life", because people will switch lanes on you without a signal. You never know what's around the next bend or who will suddenly cut you off. But don't let that stop you from enjoying the journey! Take in the sights, appreciate the scenic views, and make the most of every mile. Remember to buckle up, be patient, and always keep a safe distance.

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Life is full of unexpected twists and turns, and you'll encounter all sorts of drivers along the way. Some will speed past you, while others will crawl along. Some will be courteous and let you merge, while others will honk and gesture. But don't let their behavior dictate your journey. Stay focused on your own path, and keep moving forward.

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And when someone does inevitably switch lanes without a signal, just take a deep breath, smile, and keep on driving. Don't let their recklessness ruin your trip. Instead, use it as an opportunity to practice patience, empathy, and understanding.

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After all, life is a journey, not a destination. The road may be long and winding, but with the right attitude, you'll arrive at your destination feeling fulfilled, grateful, and ready for whatever comes next. So drive carefully, drive kindly, and enjoy the ride!✨🥂🍀😍

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Feeling uncomfortable or uneasy when you have a starkly different personality from someone else in the room is a common experience. Several factors could contribute to this feeling:

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1. Lack of familiarity: When you encounter someone with a significantly different personality, it can be challenging to relate or find common ground. This lack of familiarity can create a sense of discomfort as you may not know how to navigate the interaction or connect with the person.

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2. Differences in communication styles: Variances in communication styles can lead to misunderstandings or difficulties in effective communication. If you and the other person have contrasting ways of expressing yourselves or communicating, it can create tension and discomfort in the room.

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3. Fear of judgment or rejection: Depending on the situation, being around people with a different personality may trigger feelings of inadequacy or a fear of being judged for being different. This fear of rejection or not fitting in can contribute to discomfort and a sense of unease.

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4. Cognitive dissonance: When confronted with someone who holds contrasting views or values, it can create cognitive dissonance, which is the psychological discomfort that arises from holding conflicting beliefs or attitudes. This dissonance can be uncomfortable and may lead to tension in social interactions.

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It's important to remember that everyone has their own unique personality, and differences can be an opportunity for growth and learning. It can be helpful to maintain an open mind, practice empathy, and focus on finding common ground or understanding each other's perspectives to alleviate some of the discomfort.

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Well, despite growing up in a somewhat middle-sized town which was the equivalent to an American county seat, we lived in a rather secluded neighborhood nestled in the heart of the so-called Teutoburg Forest. It was one of those locations where you wouldn't be surprised to encounter characters as lovely and philanthropic as Ed Gein or Dr. Heiter – the perfect setting for movies like 'Wrong Turn'. Within a radius of approximately 1.5 miles, there was literally nothing – no other kids, no pets, just a fair number of neighbors who seemed to be competing in their own leisurely 'race to the casket'.

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What was even worse was German TV at the time. German TV is quite different from American TV; it's more akin to British TV. We have two very big public service broadcasters, and for all other types of TV, you would either need cable or a satellite antenna. We had neither. So, whenever I switched on the TV, I could have found myself watching either a Hitler documentary or Volksmusik. German Volksmusik. And no, this is not akin to Irish folk or country music – it's literally this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x5ySLcU8vwQ.

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So the only entertainment available was either video games or reading. My father was and is an avid reader, but he mostly reads suspense novels, something I didn't really get into as a child. My mother is not much of a reader, but she was an English teacher and had a lot of literature from her college days, including a copy of the Communist Manifesto, which happened to become the first book I read, amusingly enough (my parents weren't from the GDR and the copy of the manifesto was filled with anti-communist annotations).

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Among my first fiction reads were mostly Victorian literature, 'Wuthering Heights' by Emily Brontë, 'Great Expectations' by Charles Dickens. At some point, I encountered my mother's dystopian books from college, 'Brave New World' by Aldous Huxley and 'Fahrenheit 451', which I understood pretty well because of all those Hitler documentaries on TV. And this pretty much shaped my reading experience for life. I enjoy reading a lot (often juggling 4-5 books at once). Among my favorite English authors are Joan Didion (she was an absolute genius), J.M. Coetzee, Kazuo Ishiguro, Paul Auster, Virginia Woolf, Hemingway (of course), Hunter S. Thompson, Theodore Dreiser, Kurt Vonnegut, Emily Dickinson, Philip K. Dick, Stephen King (especially '11/22/63') – and many more, but those are the ones that come to mind immediately. A lesser-known non-fiction book that I like to recommend to everyone is 'The Sense of Beauty' by George Santayana.

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Even if my spectrum of beloved fiction leans less towards suspense, I quite enjoy Raymond Chandler (despite his evident misogyny) simply for the way he writes and the atmosphere of 1930s/40s Los Angeles he manages to evoke.

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Deen Hath Se De Kar Agar Azad Ho Millat
Hai Aesi Tajarat Mein Musalman Ka Khasara
To The Muslim Freedom Gained At The Price Of Casting Off Religion
Makes An Ill Bargain!

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Dunya Ko Hai Phir Ma’arka-E-Rooh-O-Badan Paish
Tehzeeb Ne Phir Apne Darindon Ko Ubhara
In Our World, Where Once More Civilization Loses Its Wild Beasts,
In One More Encounter Spirit And Flesh Meet;

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Allah Ko Pa-Mardi-E-Momin Pe Bharosa
Iblees Ko Yourap Ki Machinon Ka Sahara
On The True‐Believer’s Manhood Allah’s Trust Lies -
The Machines Of Europe Satan’s Alliance.

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Taqdeer-E-Umam Kya Hai, Koi Keh Nahin Sakta
Momin Ki Firasat Ho To Kafi Hai Ishara
Who Knows The Nation’s Fates?
But Signs Abound, If Muslims Are Wakeful

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Ikhlas-E-Amal Mang Nayagan-E-Kuhan Se
‘Shahan Che Ajab Gar Banawazand Gada Ra!’
From Your Buried Fathers Ask Pride Of Action;
Do Not Fear—A King May Smile On A Beggar.

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Not everything maybe, but most things. Major life events perhaps could be predetermined, but small incidental, everyday decisions I don’t believe happen for a reason.

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Similarly, anything that could be classified as “chaos” in terms of energy (violence, wars, injustice of any kind, etc), I don’t believe happens for a reason, and it is purely that, ‘chaos’ happening. I’m labelling this as purely ‘order vs chaos’ energy, if that makes any sense.

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On a personal scale, I think we have a blueprint of our life path; people we may encounter, events that may occur, a general timeline, etc. There is also the element of free will however, which could lead to different paths branching off/being taken or altering the time of which things may happen. Who knows, really. Long story short, I think it’s 50/50 :)

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『🔪』 ᴛʜᴇ ᴍᴀᴛʀɪᴀʀᴄʜ (AU)
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What a random encounter. But she took it personally... because this 'human' was actually the daughter of an ex-Patriarch, who was in prison.

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It has been a year since she became a matriarch, taking her father’s place.
They’ve been watching her for a year. Every move, every hour, every day.

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Of course, sometimes she managed to lay low.
But Richard found new ways to do it. That’s why she thought Ramattra was another one of these attempts.

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The girl didn’t get too far away and listened at the distance... Trouble.
Started to hear some whispers echoing in the alley. She stood there, with a loose pose, hands in her pockets, listening...

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"Yo, dude, look ! an Omnic scum... "

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She flinched with anger and looked over her shoulder, her deduction was correct, it was a group of omnic-hating thugs stalking Ramattra...

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Without thinking twice the matriarch began to walk towards where they were, who were planning to attack the omnic from behind.
The heavy rain camouflaged the steps of Kaitlyn down the alley, taking the group by surprise from the rear.

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— Pssst... — The girl interrupted, smiling sideways. The thugs shuddered at the sudden appearance and before they could react, Kaitlyn struck them with precision.

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Another fight, great... fortunately, she came out victorious and the group ended up unconscious on the floor.

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Perhaps start with 'CAB'

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They probs can't help , but will direct you to options . . .

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Do you have contact with nhs mental health care ?
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https://www.nhs.uk/nhs-services/mental-health-services/where-to-get-urgent-help-for-mental-health/

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Or go direct to local college , start enquiries . . . . but with some form of case-worker ; you can have face to face , no-pressure discuss , to help also find suitable subjects to consider/investigate . . . .
You could ask your gp to refer , but stick to your guns that you want to do something positive & stimulating . But having someone to refer to if/when you encounter difficultiesalong the way . . . .
ALSO . . . . I'M SUGGESTING COMMUNITY COLLEGE (eg) , rather than isolating yourself further . I know how strong the longing to 'hide away' can be - but that won't help . INTERNET/online is generally so very bad for mental health . . . . resist isolation ; so long as it is with the right people - understanding . . .

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Starting with CAB , I'd recommend starting with phoning national rather than local, particularly if your in a smaller town, eg .
They will research ideas & leads, and call you back - but the important thing is they will say to let them know if their recommendation(s) don't help and they will take it further . . .

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https://citizensadvicessw.org.uk/ ~ "Contact Us
Freephone
0808 278 7874
(All calls to our Advice line are free and impartial)"

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