Shinyobjects
@shinyobjects.bsky.social
Has the attention span of a chipmunk on coffee.
I'm just a liberal old broad living in Pennsyltucky so I tend to keep to myself. Pittsburgh's the "Big City" to where I'm from. Expect mostly likes and reposts with an occasional doodle or landscape photo.
I'm just a liberal old broad living in Pennsyltucky so I tend to keep to myself. Pittsburgh's the "Big City" to where I'm from. Expect mostly likes and reposts with an occasional doodle or landscape photo.
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“Donald’s Vice President, eh? And I hear you’re calling yourself a Catholic?”
November 29, 2025 at 1:26 PM
“Donald’s Vice President, eh? And I hear you’re calling yourself a Catholic?”
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I think the 1920s should be remembered less as “everyone had money and challenged Victorian morality” and more as “reactionaries ran the country and elites partied while
half the nation entered the Depression ahead of schedule.”
half the nation entered the Depression ahead of schedule.”
November 28, 2025 at 1:52 PM
I think the 1920s should be remembered less as “everyone had money and challenged Victorian morality” and more as “reactionaries ran the country and elites partied while
half the nation entered the Depression ahead of schedule.”
half the nation entered the Depression ahead of schedule.”
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Secondary trauma can look like:
- Crying in the car after work
- Feeling numb and checked out
- Snapping at everyone for “no reason”
- Fantasizing about quitting everything
The work doesn’t always break us because we’re weak. Sometimes it breaks us because we’re witnessing the impossible.
- Crying in the car after work
- Feeling numb and checked out
- Snapping at everyone for “no reason”
- Fantasizing about quitting everything
The work doesn’t always break us because we’re weak. Sometimes it breaks us because we’re witnessing the impossible.
November 26, 2025 at 11:23 PM
Secondary trauma can look like:
- Crying in the car after work
- Feeling numb and checked out
- Snapping at everyone for “no reason”
- Fantasizing about quitting everything
The work doesn’t always break us because we’re weak. Sometimes it breaks us because we’re witnessing the impossible.
- Crying in the car after work
- Feeling numb and checked out
- Snapping at everyone for “no reason”
- Fantasizing about quitting everything
The work doesn’t always break us because we’re weak. Sometimes it breaks us because we’re witnessing the impossible.