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[openblogtomyabusivemother]

Hahahahaha. This is way too accurate.

[call-me-kvitka]

Lmao @ my mom

[call-me-kvitka]

hello, I’d officially like to submit my application to join the Lore Olympus fandom

[c-bassmeow]

OMG

[beshnav]

[pinkcheesecoolarrows]

Food is a right only if it is your private property. You have no right to food that does not belong to you; you have no right to food that you have not purchased or produced.

[beshnav]

Yo shut up

[sophisticatedfangirling]

[hardboiledoldman]

scarcity matters when things are actually scarce, and food is abundant. economics is fake.

[property-is-theft-deactivated20]

The Earth is the common property of all jackasses. If someone is starving they have a right to food. If they are thirsty they have a right to a drink. And if they are homeless they have a right to a roof. If society can provide these things but doesn't then that person is being robbed of whats rightfully theirs.

[call-me-kvitka]

so y’all are really out here acting like money holds greater value than human lives huh? Wild

[call-me-kvitka]

Stein am Rhein, Switzerland

“Stein am Rhein is a small town in northeastern Switzerland. It’s known for its preserved, half-timbered medieval houses with painted facades.

[butterflypeaflowertea]

[thinks about love] okay well i am just losing my mind and being insane now .

[tryingtolearnnewlangaugeslmao]

hello there langblrs

reblog if u post about any of these languages please

french

german

spanish

russian

turkish

I want to follow similar blogs!!! 💜

[jtmportland]

[hyrude]

you fuckinng dumbasses are wearing glasses during sex?

am i expected to find the g spot by echolocation? 

[newtgeiszler]

you looking inside the pussy with your eyes? you crawling in there like antman?

[newtgeiszler]

i just realized i am now mutuals with op after this post being like a year or so old

[hyrude]

this response was what prevented me from following you a year ago. it took me this long to heal, but now i forgive you

[sosuperawesome]

Devin Elle Kurtz on Instagram

Follow So Super Awesome on Instagram

[moody-nature]

Porto Venere Church | By John Greim | Porto Venere, Italy

[call-me-kvitka]

TL;DR: Ukraine and Russia are NOT the same.

Ukraine and Russia are not the same country. Ukrainian and Russian people are not “basically the same thing”. “Same difference” cannot be applied to Ukrainian and Russian language. If you think so, you only do because of Russia’s endeavor to erase Ukraine as a separate entity completely. Many influential Russians insist Ukraine & Ukrainian history, culture, and language simply don’t exist because they have always belonged to Russia and are inherently branches of Russian culture, but the facts are:

the lexicon between the two languages differs by 38% (that’s even more than the lexical difference between Spanish and Italian, two languages that no one would ever say are “only dialectically different”)

Ukraine has existed just as long as Russia has. Ukrainian people have the right to fully claim their culture and country as THEIR OWN, because it belongs to them. They didn’t “steal” anything from Russian culture.

The insistence that Ukraine is nothing more than a geographical extension of Russia is incorrect and extremely oppressive. Russia wants control of Ukraine for its own beneficial gain.

So please, try to give a little consideration before you call a Ukrainian “Russian, or close enough”.

[one-more-kiss-dear]

Bound [1996, The Wachowskis]

[mysharona1987]

[violentwavesofemotion-deactivat]

Rumi, from “Unseen Rain; Quatrains of Rumi,” originally publ. c. 1986

[call-me-kvitka]

Ukrainian vs Russian: Part I

A comparison list for various words I know in both Ukrainian and Russian. It’s mainly here to help me distinguish them more so I won’t mix them up, but if y’all find it useful, awesome!

Family Words

Mother Ukrainian: мати                Russian: мать

Father Ukrainian: тато                 Russian: отец

Uncle Ukrainian: дядько            Russian: дядя

Aunt Ukrainian: тітка                Russian: тётя

Son Ukrainian: син                  Russian: сын          (very similar pronunciation)

Daughter Ukrainian: донька            Russian: дочь

Grandma Ukrainian: бабуся            Russian: бабушка

Grandpa Ukrainian: дідусь             Russian: дедушка

Parents Ukrainian: батьки            Russian: родители

Family Ukrainian: сім'я               Russian: семья

Food Words

Bread Ukrainian:  хліб               Russian: хлеб

Salt Ukrainian:  сіль               Russian: соль

Apple Ukrainian: яблуко           Russian: яблоко

Juice Ukrainian: сік                  Russian: сок

Animals

Cat Ukrainian: кіт                  Russian: кот

Horse Ukrainian:  кінь               Russian: лошадь

Bird Ukrainian:  птах              Russian: птица

Spider Ukrainian: павук             Russian: паук

Bear Ukrainian: ведмідь         Russian: медведь 

Notes: for some of these words, there are multiple other ways to say them, that may be the same in both languages or may not be. I just decided to keep it simple for now to highlight the differences so I could start building stronger distinctions between the languages.

[unsahikable]

literally how hard would it have been for jkr to say something like “listen I was writing it in the 90s, I was inexperienced, I was writing from my own point of view, I didn’t realise how underrepresented a lot of people are, I wasn’t thinking about anything other than the plot, I accept that it’s a little sparse on the diversity front, I can try to be more self aware with my future works” etc etc instead of.. this nonsense