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purrpleaesthetic

ohplesiosaur

Shark finning infographic by ripetungi.

hella-free-space

MANDATORY REBLOG

end0skeletal

This sounds like a lot, but it’s true. An estimated 100,000,000 sharks per year are killed, threatening many species with endangerment or extinction.

traveling-spartan

Scary predators are important to the ecosystem, too. Conservation’s not just about the panda bears.

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SAVE THE SHARKIES 🦈🦈🦈

aestheticalspace

space surrealism

phoenixfire-thewizardgoddess

Concept: a dragon that tries to sleep on top of it’s friends and family every night bc they’re it’s greatest treasure

biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist

where r the rest of the notes, this is Important

sweetschizo-deactivated20190808

“Are you saying that murderers are right in the head??”

No there’s definitely something wrong with someone’s way of thinking if they can justify killing innocent people, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that they have a mental illness.

Extremist beliefs isn’t a mental illness.

Bigotry isn’t a mental illness.

Entitlement isn’t a mental illness.

Hate isn’t a mental illness.

Having a dysfunctional moral compass isn’t a mental illness.

We need to stop categorizing all these things as some undefinable “mental illness” and start looking at what we do as a society to develop and justify these things to a degree where people use them to justify killing.

kassmonday

Yes!

Dehumanization is something you Have to look for. If the murderer doesn’t see the person they killed as a person, then mental illness is probably not the main factor there.

Plenty of people murder women, poc, lgbt people, people of other religions etc. because they don’t see them as people.

Think about genocides - they aren’t perpetrated by big group of people/a government who all got mentally ill together the same way at the same time somehow, they just didn’t consider what they did murder because they didn’t see the victims as people.

ayellowbirds

I’m probably going to wind up reblogging this more than once because it is really fucking important.

breatheinkbleedcoffee

La Lune

geyashvecova

Art G.Shvecova (Design graphics - Pastel Series - Earth Gold_070418)

grossish

A goth dating app called graveyard and instead of liking someone you dig them

theblogginggoth

Putting the romance back into necromancy

cat-eel

I have headcanons about what vampires should be.

harveykrinkle-deactivated201510

Pay them in blood to tell us what is at the bottom of the ocean.

caitninja

@thebibliosphere

thebibliosphere

Vampire emerging from the deep in s blind panic: fuck the ocean, there’s too much weird shit down there!

Human: but what about your bloo-

Vampire: FORGET THE BLOOD HELEN, THERE’S THINGS DOWN THERE WITH MORE TEETH THAN ME, RUN

rmh8402

Hahahaha

timelordthirteen

@zombeesknees

missmentelle

Here’s a weird thing I’ve learned since I started working with the homeless: If you want to know if someone grew up rich or poor, take a look at their teeth. It seems so stupid now, but before I got this job, I didn’t really think about teeth. I went to the dentist every six months. I was bucktoothed and gap-toothed as a child, so I got braces. That’s just how life worked. Almost everyone I knew had braces. By my final year of high school, my graduating class was a sea of perfect smiles. It never once dawned on me that other families might not have thousands of dollars to spend on cosmetic dentistry. In my world, if you needed braces and cleanings, you got braces and cleanings. In the real world, thousands of children go without those things. People who live on food stamps can’t afford fresh food every day; when you grow up poor, you often grow up with sugary snacks and beverages, which decay your teeth over time.If your tooth gets chipped, broken or rotten, it gets pulled or it stays that way, because you can’t afford to fix it. And at the end of the day, you end up as an adult with dental issues. If you have nice teeth, you probably don’t realize this, but we live in a world that is fucking obsessed with teeth. Celebrities have nice teeth. Politicians have nice teeth. When you picture a rich person, a successful person, an educated person, they have a full set of gleaming pearly whites.

In our culture, we use “bad teeth” as a signal of poverty. They are shorthand for low education, for “hillbillies” with a lower quality of life. Bad teeth are not welcome at job interviews. They are not wanted in the dating scene. If you are trying to be taken seriously - at the bank, at the lawyer’s office, at your child’s school, at the doctor’s office - bad teeth will hold you back. And the consequences go far beyond the social issues. Tooth problems are painful. When you go to the dentist every six months, cavities and issues get caught early. When you go years between visits, abscesses, infections, exposed nerves and irreversible damage have time to take root. It’s an extremely painful thing to live with, it can make eating unpleasant, and tooth infections can get into your blood steam and kill you. Teeth are a health problem, and yet we price dental care like a luxury commodity. So if you meet someone with crooked teeth, or broken teeth, or tooth decay, don’t stare. Don’t make fun of them. Don’t fixate on it. That person may not have grown up with the money or nutrition that you did. Take the person for who they are, not for the teeth in their mouth. Dental care should be a human right, just like healthcare. Let’s fight for that.

catsbeaversandducks

“I try to capture all the little fun moments that happen when living with cats. All my little cat comics are done on 4 by 4 post-it notes! My fluffy friends are always a great source of inspiration and entertainment. And best of all they are always there when you need a hug or a good cry.”

Comics/text by Rikke Asbjoern - More info: Instagram