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[lestatfag]

my ultimate fantasy is to have a brain and body that allows me to enjoy being alive

[laddersmp3]

does anyone think they kissed during pinof

[hollowboobtheory]

tiktok is fun and you can't convince me otherwise bc sometimes the algorithm decides throw you straight into the deep end of some random's personal crisis. I dug around and found context for this but I'm not sharing it

[hollowboobtheory]

I see you ignoring the poop knife

[hollowboobtheory]

is this thing on

[hollowboobtheory]

it's poop knife wednesday

[hollowboobtheory]

i didn’t have to... but i wanted to. reblog.

[hollowboobtheory]

its poop knife wednesday

[hollowboobtheory]

it's poop knife wednesday

[hollowboobtheory]

as many as it takes

[hollowboobtheory]

it's poop knife wednesday

[hollowboobtheory]

it's poop knife wednesday

[hollowboobtheory]

it's poop knife wednedsay

[hollowboobtheory]

it's poop knife wednesday

[kosmogrl]

[dandp]

Do we all know about this extra wdapteo tidbit from the Rize after the first one and do we all feel as insane about "and you want it with me? yee" as I do

[syn4k]

"lock in" is probably one of the most important phrases to enter the public lexicon in the 2020s

[joyflameball]

[definitely-not-ao3-offical]

(thank you black people)

[ahappydnp]

i miss when dan would wear those cunty little white high tops

[ahappydnp]

thank you dan i love you dan

[ahappydnp]

dan in cunty little white high tops ilysm

[wizardarchetypes]

People leaving comments on my posts about Indigenous knowledge as a science and its relationship with Western science like, "I know Indigenous knowledge is extremely valuable and important, but I only trust verified science." You're just racist. I'm not going to be polite.

Today, many scientists acknowledge the troubling attitudes that have long plagued research projects in Indigenous communities [...] But some Indigenous groups feel that despite such well-intentioned initiatives, their inclusion in research is only a token gesture to satisfy a funding agency.

That's you. You only want tokens for optics. You can't say, "I respect Indigenous knowledge but—" No, you don't respect Indigenous knowledge. Western science is not the only "real" science and your attempts to argue otherwise are racist. There is no argument.

[wizardarchetypes]

It's like I'm talking to a wall. All the time when I discuss my work as a wildlife & fisheries biologist, I discuss what I have learned directly from Indigenous people in my everyday work yet it's so clear that so many people hear that and think I'm bringing it up for what reason? To appear somehow progressive?

Has everyone just believed this whole time that I bring it up for optics?

Everyone nods, "of course he mentions Indigenous people," because they believe it would simply look bad for me if I didn't.

In fact Indigenous knowledge is a constant topic of conversation and point of reference when I discuss my work as a scientist who uses Western science because my work is useless without it.

I work with endangered species which are endangered solely due to continual colonial violence against people and the land. I can follow the Western scientific method all I want and publish 100 papers on how to fix salmon populations—and get nowhere without Indigenous knowledge and sovereignty.

Indigenous knowledge is not an afterthought to reference as back up to Western science. Believe it or not, we can and should lead any number of scientific projects with Indigenous knowledge.

You need to change how you regard Indigenous knowledge on a fundamental level.

[hearthfire-heartfire]

bagele chilisa's book 'indigenous research methodologies' was published in 2019, btw. it's focused on decolonizing current western research practices, but obviously to decolonize you have to understand how and why indigenous sciences deserve consideration in the first place, and what counts as evidence when we look at a body of research.

Indigenous Research Methodologies

[sophsun1]

Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986) dir. John Hughes

[nicolegendary]

sometimes you just gotta fuck up your sleep schedule by reading all 100k words of a fic you're not even enjoying, and don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise

[carrieway]

the new carrie tv show is pissing me off to new levels i never thought possible

[carrieway]

look how they massacred my girl

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

happy decade to the horrible beast i have wrought

[gaymerhowell]

fucking mood honestly

[adziedoodlesphan]

@danisnotonfire‘s soft words said at the end of a sleepy liveshow

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[reunitedinterlude]

obsessed w him (1, 2)

[fake-guns-blazing]

they should let me listen to music while looking out the window of a train for my entire life

[genderkoolaid]

its not fucking "food noise" it is HUNGER!!!! you are HUNGRY!!!!!!! like a ANIMAL gets when its body NEEDS FOOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[genderkoolaid]

your ancestors did not resist starvation for thousands of generations for you to take a medication meant to stabilize blood sugar in people with diabetes, because you have been gaslit by the diet industry into thinking that feeling hungry is some unnatural dangerous force you need to "quiet down" in the death march towards eternally increasing thinness.

[mrs-tired-kittycat]

I understand what this post is getting at, but food noise is a specific term used by doctors and registered dietitians to describe constant intrusive thoughts in the context of eating disorders. It's not at all about suppressing hunger cues. Quieting food noise is an important part of eating disorder recovery and is used to help people gain weight and get more comfortable with eating. There are plenty of diet culture buzzwords to hate, but this isn't one of them.

[genderkoolaid]

unfortunately diet culture very much has been using this word regardless of its origins or how it is used in the context of eating disorders. i have seen an influencer who is literally getting paid to be in ads for a company that gets people GLP-1 subscriptions, talking about how GLP-1s are so normal basically everyone is on them and if you "need something to quiet the food noise and suppress your appetite" you should use the service she's shilling to "feel good about yourself" and get on GLP-1s.

its good to know the actual context of the term! but in this case people literally are using "food noise" to describe being hungry and using it to encourage fatphobic and disordered eating behaviors.

[genderkoolaid]

also like look. on a general level i do not care if You Personally want to lose weight, or even if you want to lose weight through drugs, or hell! even through straight up disordered eating! i mean i care in the sense i care about people in general, but i am generally very pro-bodily autonomy, pro-harm reduction, and i really like Emi Koyama's writing on self harm and disordered eating and respecting them as coping mechanisms, if harmful ones, and respecting people's right to cope with our fucked up society how it works for them personally while also staying committed to societal and political change. i made this post while i was angry at having seen this ad for the millionth time so i did not make my point in the best way possible.

that being said. GLP-1s are being pushed because society is fundamentally fatphobic and causes the deaths of fat people (and people of other sizes chasing thinness) and there are people who are disgustingly rich off promoting fatphobia. the rise of skinny obsessiveness can be DIRECTLY tied with authoritarianism and fascism. & like, i think people should be allowed to do heroin if they want but that doesn't mean i need to give a lick of respect to Purdue Pharma or its sales reps and doctors who lied about the addictiveness of opiates to make bank off of people with chronic pain.

please get your fucking head on straight and understand why it is so disturbing to see Trisha Fucking Paytas telling people its so cute and trendy and easy to take drugs to kill their sense of hunger and get skinny by giving money to yet ANOTHER CORPORATION PROFITING OFF OF FATPHOBIA. "doing xyz will make you stop feeling hungry, so you can lose weight without dealing with the discomfort of starving yourself!" is a CLASSIC part of disordered eating, this is not unique to GLP-1s, and god forgive me for being a little pissed off this way of thinking is being encouraged by a popular Youtuber on every other fucking ad break i see. i know Your situation is different and Your situation perfectly justifies all of this, but can we for just a moment think about fatphobia on an systemic societal level? perhaps?