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Monterey Bay Aquarium

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he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
$LAYYYTER
Stranger Things

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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

#extradirty
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@basketballsizedbumblebee
Doctor Who is big on Tumblr again. Can you connect it to tuberculosis?
It's not even difficult!
David Whitaker was the first story editor for Doctor Who.
In 1934, when he was a five-year-old boy, David and his brother were both sent to live in a TB sanitarium (like millions of children around the world before the discovery of antibiotics that could treat and cure TB).
In most sanitariums, visits from family were discouraged, not only because it could spread the disease but also because visits might "excite" the patients, and the patient's job was ... to be patient. Experts believed patients had to be as calm and still as possible in order to recover.
Now, I should acknowledge here that there are many stories about why the show is named "Doctor Who," and credit is often given to co-creator Sydney Newman. I'm not an Doctor Who expert, just to state the obvious!
BUT David Whitaker's surviving family members told this to a biographer, and I have no reason to doubt them: in order to pass the time in the utterly boring, anti-child environment of the sanitarium, David and his brother invented a game to play together in their minds. The game was called "Doctor What and Doctor Who."
BARBIE (2023) DIR. GRETA GERWIG
Indigenous people deserve to see a positive reflection of ourselves in popular media, or at the very least be spared quips about our erasure
Barbie (2023) + the internet
bonus:
Stanislaw Zukowski - Grasslands Of The Świsłocka Forest – Scorching June (1938)
once i find a way to peel my skin clean off and replace it with a textureless sheet of silicone its over for you hoes.
big difference
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Can we get more positivity for people with brfbs (body-focused repetitive behaviors)?
People with dermatillomania/excoriation (skin picking) who have "unsightly" scars
People with trichotillomania (hair pulling) who have thinning hair and/or bald spots
People with onychophagia and/or onychotillomania (nail biting and picking) who have trouble writing, typing, or otherwise using their hands because it causes them pain
People with rhinotillexomania (compulsive nose picking) who are seen as "gross," "unclean," or "juvenile"
People with any and all bfrbs who are told they're "gross" and should "just stop"
You are worthy. You are loved. You are beautiful. Your condition does not make you bad or lesser-than. Your struggles matter.
Stay safe, everyone.
btw if you have dermatillomania or trichotillomania or onychophagia or rhinotillexomania or any other bfrb i love you & i hope you're having a great day & that you get a good night's sleep tonight
I am an ouroboros
~ A poem about mental illness, healing and snakes
Inspired by the works of @headspace-hotel and @tamiscolaris
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I'm not really sure the point I'm trying to make in this; it's more an exploration of my own mental health, how I view it, and, in turn, how I view myself
༺🌺𝙸𝚗 𝙱𝚕𝚘𝚘𝚖🌸༻
RAMBLE TIME BUCKLE UP
SPOILERS AHEAD FOR TRIALS OF APOLLO AND BASICALLY EVERY PERCY JACKSON BOOK EVER BUT MOSTLY TOA, ESPECIALLY THE BURNING MAZE.
TLDR at the end.
spoilers start now ok bye