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wiggles
@wiggles

affirmations for the awake and conscious

  • you do not have to go back to high school, even for a few months. you graduated for real long ago. college too actually
  • you are not going to get into a car accident. you don’t own a car for this specific reason
  • your parents have vanishingly little leverage over you, and you don’t have to see them if you don’t want to

amydentata
@amydentata
  • there's a bathroom, like, right across from your room, and it's not even hard to find a toilet in there. honest
  • you broke up with her 20 years ago, it's cool
  • you have a phone that can tell you what transit route to take. if you make a mistake you can just transfer. you don't have to take the bus all the way across the ocean
  • busses can't go across the ocean
  • you don't have any lines you forgot to memorize. you aren't in theater. or television. or radio

-nike-
@-nike-
  • You are wearing pants and are NOT naked

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in reply to @wiggles's post:

in reply to @amydentata's post:

Omg it's amazing that (nearly) everyone has these dreams. Personally I'm ok with the public transport dreams. I often dream that I'm getting a tube train across London and it's oddly soothing/comforting even when the journey is going 'wrong'.

Literally just last night I dreamed that I was going to miss my Art A-level exam and I told one of my school friends "It's ok, I've taken the Art A-level like 3 times, so if I fail this one I can fall back on one of the times I've passed". For those not in the UK, it's seriously not normal to retake an A-level course multiple times.

That's a good point, I think in most public transport dreams I'm just following signs or "just know" where to go, despite the tube system being a surreal labyrinth that has no resemblance to reality :D