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I remember seeing Encanto for the first time when I was going through a rough patch with my OCD. Even if he wasn’t written with the disorder in mind, I think Tío Bruno is a wonderful character that can help other people understand how it feels to have OCD, or any other mental illness. Though I do think his “superstitions” were more portrayed as “kookiness” rather than an actual coping mechanism. I appreciate how tired he seems, because being on constant high-alert against something you can’t explain, losing yourself in terrifying thoughts at seemingly every turn, and fighting against yourself and your fear hour by hour is a deeply tiring life to live. I remember watching that movie and thinking about it for weeks and even months afterward. It felt very calming and reassuring to see another person going through these cycles while also trying to be part of his family.

Hello lm hamdi lm from Gaza 🇵🇸

We used to live a safe and beautiful life filled with stability until the war came and shattered everything beautiful

Now we live a life filled with fear death and destruction

I do not know if we will remain alive today or if we will be among the martyrs. I am asking you to help me evacuate my family to a safe place, as your donations and assistance will help me. It will give us hope in the most difficult times and give us a chance at a new life. Every donation, no matter how small, will make a huge difference in my family's life. Thank you from the bottom of my heart

https://gofund.me/4de94fec

Please donate !!we need your help 🙏🏼🇵🇸🍉

Almost 200 killed and over 700 injured today after Israel’s attacks in Lebanon. Nearly 400 air strikes in only a few hours with more expected to come.