Look him clam boy

[macden]

[ivara]

[fakegeekguy]

So no one else has to look this up. She’s the creative director of Warframe.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

Honestly, when I first read it, I thought that word was shit, too.

[dinomoder]

This is the best ad for Project Hail Mary I have ever seen. Like if I was on the fence about watching or reading it, this would convince me to do so.

[viralfrog]

[oneheadtoanother]

after being offered the role of poop

[pondwitch]

recently generated a dwarf fortress world and went to start an adventurer but the only options were human and elf. confused, i decided to investigate the history of the world through legends mode. i learned that

-dwarves went extinct towards the dawn of time -almost every character was a were-tapir -there was a blind forgotten beast named Gabe -a goblin who lived to be 3 years old was deemed by the game to be one of the most important people in this world’s history -several artifacts were made by a great necromancer who lived before the dawn of time who was also an actual giraffe -did i mention everyone was a fucking were-tapir

[rappersdoingnormalshit-blog]

[st3fan00]

Why Wayne got socks in the jacuzzi

[whitegirlsaintshit]

those are his hooves you bitch

[husband]

you want what Murphy has.

[thememedaddy]

[easel-eisel]

favourite rpg trope is the merchants in incredibly hostile environments. we are at the evil curse mountain and youre just selling me items normal style

[cheeky-orchid]

Essential worker during covid

[korunak]

christ in the wilderness, ivan kramskoy

[thatbitchsimone]

he looks like he needs a cigarette

[refuzz]

[hunter-rodrigez]

[parabiota]

STOP SCROLLING

Your life ends in the wasteland.

[professionalchaoticdumbass]

there’s a japanese radish just below this post but you can’t reach it

[factbot]

[despazito]

the second radish is 29 feet away

[tranarchist]

[kompanie-mutter-deactivated2021]

this is legitimately the funniest post on this site

[everythingfox]

Horse loves butt scratches

(via)

[bluegreenbutterfly-deactivated2]

One of my absolute favorites. 😊

[strictlyquadrilateral]

and this isn't even getting into harm that's genuinely necessary! i read a book recently that was intended to educate people in healthcare about medical trauma, written by a medical professional who found that there weren't existing resources to help her cope with the aftermath of the extremely traumatic c section that saved her life. the whole tone of the book was "i know you've never thought about this before, but walk with me through this case study" and it's aimed at other medical professionals! it's aimed at the people who are doing this harm, and so many of them think that people aren't allowed to find it harmful just because it's necessary!

[strictlyquadrilateral]

so many trauma resources assume that your trauma is from a specific person or people who treated you in a way that society deems unacceptable. if your trauma doesn't fit that profile then you're left sitting there like. idk i dont think most of this stuff applies to me. where are the resources for people like me.

[strictlyquadrilateral]

if you were ever scared or in pain and were told that you had to grin and bear it because it's necessary for you to do the thing that scares and hurts you, you are allowed to say that that was traumatic. you are allowed to say that you were scared and in pain and that even if this was the least bad option, even if it was lifesaving, it still was not okay. something being necessary does not inherently make it okay.

[strictlyquadrilateral]

#the way medical trauma compounds on itself is crazy#like at least for what i've been able to connect the dots on my trauma#traumatic incident > physiological stress response to trauma > autoimmune problems > more dr interactions > more medical trauma > repeat#anyway. waiting for my library to get 'consented'#which is a new book abt medical rape culture#feels wild that there are so few resources/books on this (via @meanlesbean)

thank you for mentioning this, it seems to have been published since i last went looking! i've added it to my list

[alloftimeandspaceisours]

This sounds like something I'd be interested in reading about (while knowing it might be triggering and difficult to read about), so I tried to find the book. Based on the information provided, it seems like it's "Consented: A Doctor's Call to End Medical Violence and Reclaim Patient Autonomy" by Zed Zha and it came out in April 2026. In case anyone else is interested in checking it out, though I'd say proceed with caution if you're like me and have dealt with medical trauma (based on the subject being discussed because I haven't actually read it yet to have an idea of how intense and triggering it might be, though that's obviously subjective and varies from person to person, depending in part on one's own experiences).

[tiktokarchive]

[birdsareblooming]