I like to keep and use my favourite items for a very long time - I get so attached to my things - but when the time comes when something has run out or I really need to replace something, I often choose to purchase an exact replica of the item I’m seeking a replacement for. Familiarity means a lot to me - I find it comforting and grounding.

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It feels like a lot of my most important thoughts (including some of my best ideas) often come to me when I’m not able to immediately write them down or action them, and then I find myself trying super hard to hold on to them, usually repeating them over and over again in my head in the hope they will stay, because if they go they may never come back. 😂 source

Trigger Warning: Forced Child Removal

Keira, a loving mother, being forced to hand over her newborn to Danish authorities just two after after giving birth.

The authorities cited concerns based on an FKU test conducted during her pregnancy. This removal was based on Danish standards of parenting that ignore Inuit cultural norms and rely heavily on tests poorly matched for Greenlandic parents.

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Keira's parenting style, deeply rooted in Inuit traditions and non-verbal communication, was misunderstood and pathologized as insufficient.

FKU (Parental Competence
Assessment), is a psychological assessment used in Denmark to determine if a parent can adequately care for their child.
The test involves interviews, observations, and psychometric evaluations, all designed within a Danish cultural framework.
This test has been highly criticized for its failure to account for the cultural, linguistic, and social contexts of Greenlandic Inuit families, who are significantly source

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