Reimi Sugimoto (
doreimi) wrote in
prismatica2020-07-21 10:24 pm
Entry tags:
- gintama: gintoki sakata,
- gintama: tsukuyo,
- jojo's bizarre adventure: guido mista,
- jojo's bizarre adventure: reimi sugimoto,
- kanon: mai kawasumi,
- octopath traveler: therion,
- one piece: sabo,
- original character: bishop,
- original character: rey,
- the league: jules dagger samari,
- the magnus archives: martin blackwood
text, un: bellabelle
You know...at one point I would've made a post like this anonymously. Not because I'm ashamed or anything, exactly, but because sometimes you just want to talk about things without your name attached, you know? So that it's not really about you, just about the advice you're looking for. Or because you don't want people to look at you differently after they hear about it.
I guess it's because it's been so hot lately that it got me thinking about it. And also because of Cordis, a little. Sometimes I get wings for Cordis, and then all of a sudden my wardrobe gets pretty limited when it comes to...that. But anyway.
Really what I wanted to ask is —
For people who have scars, how do you think about them? Like are they a part of your identity now, or do they still bother you? Do they feel wrong when you look at them? And — if you are okay with them, did you do something to make yourself more okay with them? Or are you just kind of...never going to be okay with them, no matter what?
I have some. I think they're ugly, and hard to look at, and I try to keep them covered up so that they won't bother people who might see them. I guess really what I'm wondering is whether that's a feeling that's ever likely to change.
It's just something that's been on my mind more and more lately, is all.
I guess it's because it's been so hot lately that it got me thinking about it. And also because of Cordis, a little. Sometimes I get wings for Cordis, and then all of a sudden my wardrobe gets pretty limited when it comes to...that. But anyway.
Really what I wanted to ask is —
For people who have scars, how do you think about them? Like are they a part of your identity now, or do they still bother you? Do they feel wrong when you look at them? And — if you are okay with them, did you do something to make yourself more okay with them? Or are you just kind of...never going to be okay with them, no matter what?
I have some. I think they're ugly, and hard to look at, and I try to keep them covered up so that they won't bother people who might see them. I guess really what I'm wondering is whether that's a feeling that's ever likely to change.
It's just something that's been on my mind more and more lately, is all.

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[ That's... all he's got for that. That's not demon shit? So is it human shit? Another break in the barrier doling out more weird powers? Yeesh. ]
I mean when I say needles it's like BIG ONES so I got these coin sized marks and I tell people it was really mean shitty wasps from far off somewhere. Then I can't tell em the name of the bugs and they can't go and look it up.
Never died. Not for lack of trying.
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yours sounds just as complicated
i'm beginning to think that no one they brought here had a normal life
or at least not a calm one
glad you didn't die though, i guess
not that it matters here because i know a few that were dead before and came back
i was ready to hook you up with some of them to talk about it or something
but i guess you don't need help there
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When he shows up I'll let you know. Just in case your support group needs a most obnoxious member.
sorry i'm late, gmail ate some of my tags
he's just not here right now
pros and cons to that but it can't be helped
besides it's something i'm part of anyway
probably should have been part of it but i've had some luck
so i'm gonna assume you're not a stand user then?
you've got something else going on?
an eternal pox on gmail
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i'm not trying to say you're lazy or anything
hell, i've never seen you so it'd be a little messed up to assume
so now i have to ask
are you lazy?
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I just don't know what a stand user is or what anybody's supposed to assume it is.