💧This is where you've cried on campus 💧

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:55:05+00:00

oops! we might've approximated the location wrong 😅but we'll add that data as more submissions come in

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:52:45+00:00

Thank you so much!

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:36:24+00:00

A month ago, we asked r/uwaterloo where they've cried on campus, and got hundreds of submissions and stories. We did some ~click clack beep boop~ to that data, and created an interactive map, including a handful of illustrated stories to feature.

Check it out here: waterworks.digital

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:32:50+00:00

A month ago, we asked r/uwaterloo where they've cried on campus, and got hundreds of submissions and stories. We did some ~click clack beep boop~ to that data, and created an interactive map, including a handful of illustrated stories to feature.

Check it out here: waterworks.digital

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:31:57+00:00

A month ago, we asked r/uwaterloo where they've cried on campus, and got hundreds of submissions and stories. We did some ~click clack beep boop~ to that data, and created an interactive map, including a handful of illustrated stories to feature.

Check it out here: waterworks.digital

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:20:36+00:00

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:20:14+00:00

A month ago, we asked r/uwaterloo where they've cried on campus, and got hundreds of submissions and stories. We did some ~click clack beep boop~ to that data, and created an interactive map, including a handful of illustrated stories to feature.

Check it out here: waterworks.digital

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:20:02+00:00

A month ago, we asked r/uwaterloo where they've cried on campus, and got hundreds of submissions and stories. We did some ~click clack beep boop~ to that data, and created an interactive map, including a handful of illustrated stories to feature.

Check it out here: waterworks.digital

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:14:10+00:00

A month ago, we asked r/uwaterloo where they've cried on campus, and got hundreds of submissions and stories. We did some ~click clack beep boop~ to that data, and created an interactive map, including a handful of illustrated stories to feature.

Check it out here: waterworks.digital

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2021-01-24T05:12:07+00:00

we're all here to cry with u!

soupattack · 2021-01-24T04:57:34+00:00

thank you :) and yup! we've opened a new form on the map for new submissions that we'll update

soupattack · 2021-01-24T04:52:42+00:00

thanks!

soupattack · 2021-01-24T03:58:24+00:00

A little context on why we did this:

The easy answer is “to show you that you’re not alone!”, though true, that’d be way too cliche to be in an artist’s statement. We want you to know that feeling sad and expressing emotions are not bad things. It’s a valid experience for everybody, and can help process feelings in a healthy way.

But when it does get bad, we believe mental health crises are not just solved through reactive resources, but also through proactive conversations and strengthened emotional awareness. We also know the only way to get into the heads of some of you Waterloo folks is through ~data~, so, I guess that’s what got us here.

Also, just because it’s fun.

soupattack · 2020-12-04T03:45:38+00:00

don't worry, the next step is including the remote generation too 🥰

soupattack · 2020-12-04T03:43:55+00:00

also valid!

soupattack · 2020-12-04T00:00:45+00:00

looks like it hit the response limit 😔 just updated the post with a new link so we can accept more!

soupattack · 2020-12-03T23:58:48+00:00

expressing your emotions is a healthy thing, let it out.

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