Borderline Socks
Description: "Dark Boston" is the brain child of "Mad Molly". Molly suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder. Art is a way of helping her manage her illness. Based on her dog Winston, the Boston Terrier/Pug mix (who is rarely seen without his monocle and bow-tie), is seen here dressed as his favourite evil Dark Lord.
Description: "Sir Winston" is the brain child of "Mad Molly". Molly suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder. Art is one of the activities she does to manage her illness. Based on her dog Winston, the dapper Boston Terrier/Pug mix. Winston is rarely seen without his top hat, monocle and bow-tie. He is the handsomest Boston terrier/pug of all the land ;)
Description: "Boston Trooper" is the brain child of "Mad Molly". Molly suffers from Borderline Personality Disorder. Art is a way of helping her manage her illness. Based on her dog Winston, the Boston Terrier/Pug mix (who is rarely seen without his monocle and bow-tie), is seen here dressed as his favourite Light-saber wielding and Zen Master of the Galaxy.
Description: Description for "665 Almost Evil" T-Shirt: "Because being almost evil is way more fun than going full devil. This black tee is for the people who toe the line, flirt with darkness, and then casually backpedal when things get too spicy. Perfect for those who want to keep their halo slightly crooked without committing to the full 666 experience. Keywords: edgy humor, almost bad, borderline chaos, rebellious vibes, half-saint half-sinner, dark humor, ironic style, devilishly funny, not-quite-evil, morally ambiguous."
Description: Radical acceptance is the practice of accepting situations that are out of your control. Radical acceptance is based on the concept that suffering comes not from pain, but from your attachment to it. Radical acceptance doesn’t mean you agree with what’s happening to you, but that you can look beyond just the emotional aspect.
Description: Radical acceptance is the practice of accepting situations that are out of your control. Radical acceptance is based on the concept that suffering comes not from pain, but from your attachment to it. Radical acceptance doesn’t mean you agree with what’s happening to you, but that you can look beyond just the emotional aspect.
Description: Tolerance refers to the ability to accept and respect the beliefs, practices, and behaviors of others that may be different from one's own. It involves understanding that everyone has the right to their own opinions and ways of living, and not allowing those differences to lead to conflict or discrimination. Encouraging tolerance in society helps to create a more peaceful and inclusive community.
Description: Confusion in her eyes that says it all. She's lost control. And she's clinging to the nearest passer by, She's lost control. And she gave away the secrets of her past, And said I've lost control again, And a voice that told her when and where to act, She said I've lost control again. And she turned around and took me by the hand and said, I've lost control again. And how I'll never know just why or understand, She said I've lost control again. And she screamed out kicking on her side and said, I've lost control again. And seized up on the floor, I thought she'd die. She said I've lost control. She's lost control again. She's lost control. She's lost control again. She's lost control.
