Still Tired.

21 they/them

[oniongarlic]

[michaelblick-deactivated-deacti]

Left Eye

[mysharona1987]

This is why fat shaming can have tragic consequences.

[toasty-cowboy]

March has some fucking nerve showing it’s face around here again

[omghotmemes]

For some reason, I could hear the top right image…

[douxgemini]

Rihanna AKA the baddest ever photographed by Melissa Forde

[kabbalicgay]

[kaijuno]

GLOCK ness monster

[kaijuno]

[aegissi]

I have to admit. I am not living la vida loca

[moveslikekeithrichards]

my problem-solving skills leave a lot to be desired

[moveslikekeithrichards]

[revenantluvr]

[fluffygif]

Wall murals!

[theoldtimessss-deactivated20230]

[fuzzyghost]

[rozegolden]

[recaption]

[wolftyla]

https://www.instagram.com/reel/CKVI-1mptyG/?igshid=bjw45m9d426h

[just-shower-thoughts]

Animals don’t understand the concept of an accident. Your dog thinks you got out of the bed in the middle of the night just to kick him in the head.

[whitefangthefightingwolf]

This is a lie animals DO understand the concept of accidents especially social animals which is essentially all domestic animals. For example when dogs play-fight they often accidentally play too rough. When this happens the hurt dog will yelp! Both dogs stop playing, and the offending dog often performs submissive gestures (rolling over, licking, nuzzling softly) to show that they are sorry and they didn’t mean to be aggressive, and they were not trying to show dominance. After a few moments they’ll start playing again! So, if you accidentally step on your dog’s paw, and then you make a big show of saying sorry (petting, holding the dog, making soft sounds) your dog understands! They know you didn’t mean it. On top of that many animals have been shown to have varying levels of human language comprehension, so it’s not impossible that your dog ACTUALLY knows what the word Sorry means!

[capstellium]