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Tag Archives: communication
The Encyclopedia of Doris, and thoughts on story-sharing and documentation.
Last weekend, on a gorgeous Sunday evening, I participated in a zine reading with Cindy Crabb of Doris zine, and local comic artist, Adriana Blake. The reading was held in the Dragon Comic Bookstore, here in Guelph. I was nervous, … Continue reading
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Tagged communication, community, friendship, know hope, sobriety, zines
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Mindful Communication and Consent (this is what I need)
I just got back from an excellent workshop on self-care and activism, and I really ought to be going to bed right now because I have to get up in the morning, but my mind is spinning, so I need … Continue reading
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Tagged boundaries, communication, friendship, kindness, madness, self-care, writing
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The most popular adjective in the world.
“Woah, that was crazy!” Except it wasn’t. It was weird, wonderful, loud, amazing, ridiculous, awful, strange, marvelous, difficult, silly, tedious, impressive, absurd, etc… It was a million different things, and crazy probably wasn’t one of them. And even if it … Continue reading
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Tagged accessibility, boundaries, bpd, communication, community, cptsd, creativity, disability, friendship, language, madness, recovery, suicidality, support, tattoos, trauma, weirdos forever, zines
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Maranda Elizabeth 