had a good long soak in the tub and a think, with the help of the #Undertale soundtrack. ("Snowy" to "An Ending".) it's provoked a huge amount of reflection in connection with my new job.
personal fears Afficher plus
personal fears, biodiesel Afficher plus
personal fears, job stuff Afficher plus
job fears, Goodwill Afficher plus
job fears, Goodwill Afficher plus
work and the "real world" vs. private worlds Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
work, trans stuff Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
merging the world of work and the world inside my head Afficher plus
I've made no secret of how I've turned Undertale into a kind of anchor for myself, an armature around which I've shaped spiritual meaning. I daresay that some people think I'm a bit loopy (or at least tiresome and boring) for doing it, and also @KaylinEvergreen has had some sound advice for me about anchoring oneself to archetypes that are older and more powerful than anything that can be constructed from relatively ephemeral popular media. I've felt bad, sometimes, about going back to the Undertale well again and again
but what can I say, the water's extremely refreshing