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Things fall apart
Terry Grant March 29, 2021 Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame,Terry Grant
Shame is such a destructive thing, especially for young people and children, who may carry childhood shame into adulthood where it affects their lives, undermining their sense of self and their ability to succeed in relationships, in their work, in their self worth. This was a painful theme for me
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Singled Out
Regina Marzlin March 29, 2021 Musings,Regina Marzlin,Revealed Quilts,Shame
This is a very personal piece for me although I hope it can stand in for many personal experiences people have. I am 6 feet 0.5 inches tall (or 184 cm), and that is fairly tall for a woman. From when I was a teenager, I stood out, whether I
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Shame
Doerte-Ina Liebing March 29, 2021 Dörte-Ina Liebing,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame
Doerte-Ina Liebing Shame is an extremely social emotion  because it reflects the rules and values of the society. Shame is a therefore very human feeling. Maybe you can say it is the strongest emotion of the world. I have dealt with the subject in a different context before. In fact, I
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Shame 2017-2021
Deb Cashatt March 29, 2021 Deb Cashatt,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame
As I said in my previous post, I consider myself a proud, patriotic citizen of the United States of America, however I can also see that not everything the US does is worthy of being proud of. In fact, I’m ashamed of many of the policy stances my government has
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Point Move
Susan Lapham March 28, 2021 Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame,Susan Lapham
Susan J Lapham Vienna Virginia USA This prompt reminded me of the song Shame, Shame, Shame from the disco era nearly 50 years ago. See https://clothincommon.com/earworm/ for a bit of disco history and more about Shirley &Co.’s song. The song Shame, Shame, Shame reminded me of other popular disco songs
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Madness of Deforestation
Martha Ressler March 28, 2021 Martha Ressler,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame
75% of virgin forests in the US have been cut down since 1600, resulting in a degradation of the environment.
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Social Stigma
Lisa Walton March 28, 2021 Lisa Walton,Revealed Quilts,Shame
One of the unfairest types of shame is the social stigma called body shaming attached to obese people or to a lesser extent extremely thin people. We often compare ourselves as inferior to the slim and beautiful without really considering the real nature of the issues involved. As a large
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Mugshot
Karol Kusmaul March 28, 2021 Karol Kusmaul,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame
Some of the meanings of SHAME that I found: Painful humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.  Dishonor.  Embarrassment.  Worthlessness.  Cultural devaluation.  Mortification.  Loss of esteem in the eyes of others.  Negative judgement by others.  I thought about times I myself have been ashamed, and
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The Vain Jackdaw
Mikiko Takase March 27, 2021 Mikiko Takase,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Shame
A famous Aesop’s Fable announces “KING OF BIRDS CONTEST.” A crow wants to win. His black feathers make him feel ugly until he finds a beautiful peacock feather and attaches it. He is so beautiful that he attaches many colorful feathers. He enters the contest and WINS becoming King. The
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Privacy vs. Access
Deb Cashatt March 20, 2021 Compromise,Deb Cashatt,Musings,Revealed Quilts
As I mentioned in a previous post, my idea for the prompt compromise focuses on the Internet.  In this age of data sharing, there has to be a compromise between locking up all your personal information and giving away the keys.  I think each of us has to determine how
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Art v Sport
Catherine McDonald February 22, 2021 Catherine McDonald,Compromise,Musings,Revealed Quilts
When I saw the word “compromise” I wondered how I would relate that to my theme relating to my trip through the USA and Canada in 2019. Then the idea came that you often compromise with your partner when you are travelling as to what areas you visit and people
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Agree to disagree
Sandra van Velzen February 2, 2021 Compromise,Musings,Revealed Quilts,Sandra van Velzen
When I thought about which prompt to choose I came across the word Compromise. Looking at our overall theme Community it seemed a good prompt. Every community only functions when there is compromise. As every democracy only functions with compromises. It’s a matter of giving and taking. The world nowadays
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