Some people collect followers. I prefer collecting obsessions.

‘Widow’s Bay’ tends not to pay direct homage to the works that inspired it. More often, the series borrows from the overall feeling of creator Katie Dippold’s inspirations, mashing up and remixing the obsessions of a lifelong horror fan. vulture.com/article/widows-b…

‘Widow’s Bay’ tends not to pay direct homage to the works that inspired it. More often, the series borrows from the overall feeling of creator Katie Dippold’s inspirations, mashing up and remixing the obsessions of a lifelong horror fan. vulture.com/article/widows-b…

Chronicles of Barcelona’s obsessions 🤣🤣

i think it is fractured. Trump is not into log wars and they sold this to him as quick and easy win (FDD and friends). Iran should also show some flexibility and give him some wins (or win/win like trade deals) If peace succeed here I think US and Iran won't have any war anytime soon or ever (there is no reason other than Israel and some old obsessions)

all my hecking time taken up by my multifandom obsessions (yaoi and taylor swift)

RT @mykolbambi: does anyone know what this font is called? it's one of my current obsessions 😭

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Let’s pause net zero for a decade and see who cares about putting defence above Ed Miliband’s expensive energy obsessions.

they're people who have a private life that doesn't need to be known or judged by anyone. There's a limit that needs to be clearly defined so as not to lead to the obsessions or persecution they're already subjected to because of their fame.

🫶🫶🫶 and its wonderful to see your posts appear in my feed! Seldom do I see oomf's posts these days from my recent obsessions XD I'm glad I am recognised lol!

There is. The kid seemed pretty normal on the surface but couldn’t help but bring every conversation back to either basketball or poop. It’s like he had 2 secret obsessions he couldn’t talk about directly. Something off about him, then he became an “artist” and we knew.

Stupid obsessions of voyeurs like you!

Philippe-Marie qui se cache peureusement derrière cette @tribuchretienne est aussi nauséabond sur scène qu'en coulisses. Il a quelques obsessions dont les personnes LGBTQIA 🏳️‍🌈. Étonnant, non ? Oui, Tribunal Chrétien, Inquisition, ultra droite catho. et consort ...

Another fundamental source here is Kant - who, although he did not finally succeed, still forthrightly fought to 'save the appearance' of the 'experience of unconditionality', that is, our *consciousness* of our *freedom*, from what were, in his time and ours, the ascendant natural sciences and their *mindset* ( ... ie reducing all cause/explanation to the 'efficient' or 'material' version only.) Kant somehow, through a difficult 'criticality', reserved and justified the 'supersensible', particularly our subjective sense that we somehow transcend the simple chain of scientific determinism. Once again, I do not believe his version is final, but apropos of what is in question here, viz. the 'inability to articulate the human', what strikes me is that a wrestling with his epoch-making ideas & their presentation - which is not easy, certainly, but all the same which is *required* as a 'table stakes' for then making some claims thereafter, two centuries in their wake, about: "human obsessions [w/ the] supernatural" (a quote from the article) - ... a wrestling with his ideas, I say, ought to be a fundamental criterion vis-à-vis writing as a "philosopher, psychologist, ethicist" etc. (quote.) And so it is a pedagogical question; I believe we come into this world with a (correct) intuition that we are *born free* - and the elaboration & retrieval of this intuition (actually, this *truth*), against the contrary models (did i say models? i meant idols; idols of the *study*, idols of the laboratory ... scientist-as-pygmalion, falling in love w/ his own edifice of understanding, forgetting its artificiality, no longer able to see the chisel-marks...) - the models, that is, that (paradoxically) make the wonderful discoveries of 'natural philosophy' into workaday, disenchanted collisions of "purely natural and material entities" (quote.) It is a pedagogical question to *provide the scaffolding*, which is abundantly and *centrally* present in the intellectual tradition - I mean, the earthquake of Kant's critical investigations led to so many rejoinders, etc. and so these sorts of debates ARE BY NO MEANS without precedent ... (this is what strikes me MOST here - does one think one is 'philosophizing in a vacuum'?? does one think that proceeding in 'sovereign disregard' of what has been said previously on the same topic is admissible??) ... the intellectual scaffolding to stand on in order to say (to *yawp*, perhaps): I am here, I am me, I am free. (@theoeides4 , did i get this right?)

Philippe-Marie qui se cache peureusement derrière cette @tribuchretienne est aussi nauséabond sur scène qu'en coulisses. Il a quelques obsessions dont les personnes LGBTQIA 🏳️‍🌈. Étonnant, non ? Oui, Tribunal Chrétien, Inquisition, ultra droite catho. et consort ...

Firstly, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) has 2 main parts that are connected: obsessions and compulsions. But what are obsessions and compulsions and how do they link? (2/10)

Obsessions are unwelcome thoughts, feelings, images, urges, worries or doubts that keep coming into your mind. Compulsions are repetitive things that you do to reduce the distress or uncertainty caused by obsessions. You may find the more you do a compulsion, the stronger the urge is to do it again. This can lead to an unhelpful cycle of thoughts, feelings and behaviours. (3/10)

The cycle begins with obsessions. Obsessions can start with a difficult or unwelcome thought or feeling. This is sometimes called an intrusive thought. Everyone has intrusive thoughts. And if we accept them and leave them alone, they usually go away. (5/10)

For those of us with OCD, our obsessions and compulsions can have a big impact on our lives. But there's support out there to manage OCD, including on our website 👇🏼mind.org.uk/information-supp… (10/10)