[st4rwiitch]

this is fantastic now children in Puerto Rico wont be able to receive the education they deserve thanks to their messed up government

[dionysusbisexual]

Its even worse than that. I’m living through it. Not only are schools closing, hospitals are collapsing. Only around 9% of the island has electricity and it comes and goes at times.

People are dying in hospitals because of lack of diesel for the generators, a lot of the water is now infected, there are disease outbreaks and scareceness of food. I am safe, but many are not.

Some have water, others don’t. We need help. Sending money would be helpful but what would help even more would be sending water filters, filtering water bottles, food, medicine, if somehow possible diesel.

All of you reblogging this news helps, but what we need is physical help. If you can’t, then spread the word, but God if you can send supplies… Please… PLEASE do. We are dying. Help us, help us save ourselves. Help us save our people. Help us save out ISLAND.

[airyairyquitecontrary-deactivat]

If you’re not in a position to ship or transport useful items to the island (which is sure as heck the case for me in New Zealand) then the best thing you can do is give money to a reputable relief organisation operating in the area.

Hispanic Federation UNIDOS fundraising page for Puerto Rico.

Choose the fundraiser you want from the dropdown menu in the “Your Information” section (as you can see from the picture they have several).

Save the Children’s Hurricane Maria fundraising page.

[wadafuqreally]

Reblogging

[mikkeneko]

You know, every time Puerto Rico comes up I’m reminded of a comment my dad made in a discussion about it, in response to someone claiming that the PR situation is terrible but oh well, what can we do? They’re SO far away after all and the logistic problems are SO hard.

He said, “When the Soviets blockaded the city of Berlin in 1948, America flew in to West Berlin enough supplies to keep the city going by airdrop for over a year. Puerto Rico today isn’t much bigger than Berlin was then, and America has grown immensely in wealth and power since that day. The problem isn’t lack of resources, it’s lack of will.”

Nothing about what’s happening to Puerto Rico (and still happening) is inevitable in any way. This is deliberate. Don’t forget it.

[lynaixgia-deactivated20181101]

I VALUE my alone time. Like I deadass love my peace and quiet

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

Don’t let the world fool you: consistent kindness is the most quietly powerful thing.

[captaincryptid]

What is this, this isn’t the sh*tpost I signed up for

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

wack them over the head with a mallet of kindness

[turbo-gay]

I’ll just ¯\ _(ツ)_/¯ my way through life

[shadovvlurking]

[tredlocity]

at first i was like “why did they make those things in his head weird growths and not hair??” but then i looked it up on the Pokemon Wiki and

It was never hair and Mr. Mime has always been terrifying

[automata-systemata-hydromata]

That’s the only part of that entry you found terrifying?

[sushinfood]

[photochoco]

HUH????

[liquidstar]

[shadovvlurking]

iv had spongebob themed dreams before and they always happen absolutely out of nowhere like there was this one where i was with a group of people and we were all lead into a toys r us and there was a giant screen that covered the ceiling we were all instructed to watch the spongebob movie while laying down on the tiles, they flipped on some weird youtube channel 666 creepypasta type shit and it all suddenly disappeared and it was just spongebob on a white background and he was standing there like

and he said “i… feel like-” but it was cut by the creepy imagery again and i closed my eyes and the instructor was like “NOOOOO LOOOKK!!!!” 

[scienceyoucanlove-deactivated20]

[syzygyzzz-deactivated20260124]

The hunter’s moon, also known as the sanguine moon, is the first full moon following the harvest moon (the full moon nearest the autumnal equinox). Here the moonlight illuminates ice crystals in the upper atmosphere to give a rainbow halo effect around the moon. This is called a lunar corona

[beamingsuggestion]

it’s never too late to start changing your mindset. if your first thought is negative, follow it with a positive one so positivity becomes reflex

[beamingsuggestion]

don’t be afraid to trust your heart

[missusruin]

Sometimes you just gotta let the hundreds of parasitic ghosts that live in your hair take over.

[pridefulsuggestion]

you don’t need proof that your existence is justified. all existence is justified.

[moonkitty]

remember when you were 11 and you would watch asdfmovie with your friends and you would quote it with every single friend you knew? that was basically just the early version of quoting vines

[lordeboy]

hey pass the tap water mom says its my turn to get mind controlled by the government 

[anorable]

two characters: have a sun/moon dichotomy going on

me: (wheezing, grappling for breath) i am but a humble peddler, besotted by thy starlike metaphor,

[thatdiabolicalfeminist]

There’s this ableist idea that the default is for people to have zero disabilities and mental illnesses. That’s why there’s a concept of there being “too many diagnoses” - because people totally assume there’s like, a Perfectly Normal Human to begin with and that that idealized body has zero brain issues or disabilities.

And that’s so wrong. That’s just as wrong as assuming non-intersex, cishet middle-class white guys are the Perfectly Normal Human of which everyone else is an imperfect copy.

We’re not made from a mould. We have endless variations and they aren’t divergence from some Perfectly Normal Copy, they’re literally the way life functions. There is no perfect copy. There are only variations, some of which have the privilege of being normalized.

But privileged people see themselves as the default, and “too many differences” can seem “made up” to them, because they’re not used to relating to people who are different. Unfortunately we mentally ill/disabled people absorb this idea too and it’s really hard to unlearn it when we’re stuck in a society that’s constantly reinforcing it.

We have to be gentle with ourselves and with each other and work on normalizing variations like mental illnesses, disabilities, etc., so the focus can be on meeting the needs of people who have them instead of just surviving ableism.

[capacity]

Bob Ross cares about me