Annie Elainey | HOLD: Honoring Our Loves Departed [CC] @theannieelainey | Uploaded March 2018 | Updated October 2024, 11 hours ago.
(CW: mourning, depression) I painted this one night in December but talking about it out loud was tough. In the past couple of years I've had two good friends die and their losses like any other spark a mourning process but also triggers my depression/suicidal thoughts; losing them feels like a metaphorical fallen soldier at my side on a battlefield, it's close and it feels foreshadowing of what could happen to me.
In this video, I sort of talk through that mourning process and how I found a rather healing way to think about them and the word I kept returning to was "Hold".
Hold oppressive systems accountable, hold where we stand, hold the line for them, holding it down for them, holding them with us. Hold also means to embrace.
Rest in power, Diana and Tyler
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Annie Segarra (Annie Elainey) creates mainly first-person videos on introspective topics, social topics, sharing her experiences and thoughts on disability, body image, LGBT topics, gender equality, etc, as well as creative content; a variety of music/artistic media and short films. Annie identifies as a queer disabled (Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome) Latinx woman and uses she and they pronouns.
(CW: mourning, depression) I painted this one night in December but talking about it out loud was tough. In the past couple of years I've had two good friends die and their losses like any other spark a mourning process but also triggers my depression/suicidal thoughts; losing them feels like a metaphorical fallen soldier at my side on a battlefield, it's close and it feels foreshadowing of what could happen to me.
In this video, I sort of talk through that mourning process and how I found a rather healing way to think about them and the word I kept returning to was "Hold".
Hold oppressive systems accountable, hold where we stand, hold the line for them, holding it down for them, holding them with us. Hold also means to embrace.
Rest in power, Diana and Tyler
facebook.com/DianaHemingway2
crpl-pnk.tumblr.com
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