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mockingbirdie

do you ever just sit around and think I’m in my twenties.

#for now #(distant dread)#txt

sylceon-remade

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princesstigerbelle

Me in the winter

fieldbears

Please do not miss the tiny socks

princesstigerbelle

WHAT NOOO HOW DID I MISS THAT

#animals

lordmogatron

Exactly two people on the planet are allowed to wear a wifebeater tucked into jeans

That will be all; I won’t be taking questions.

maxximoffed

#xmen #freddie mercury

p96al

self care is also being honest with yourself about your negative habits and mistakes. it’s also taking ownership of your faults and growing from them. self care is diverting from a negative space to a positive one. creating light and balance. blooming. watering your own flowers. being gentle but honest with yourself.

so take care.

#important

catchymemes

opossummypossum

yes

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#animals

sandersstudies

I found a document from 1652 that’s just a guy talking about how women are better than men and wow he’s a little confused but he got the spirit.

sandersstudies

Literally every man in 1652: If she breathes, she a THOT!

This one random guy: All women are queens!

sandersstudies

This idiot who loves women a lot: you see…women are perfect…you can tell because when they fall down…God made it so they usually fall on their back…which hurts less and prevents them from damaging their beautiful faces…wow women are so smart and beautiful

sandersstudies

This absolute dumbass who treasures women with his whole soul: you know how sometimes women…are bad? It’s actually just proof that they are way more powerful than men and they could totally kill us if they wanted to but they don’t because they’re just that nice they literally don’t need us for shit

sandersstudies

For those wondering, the document is called “The Glory of Women” OR “A Treatise declaring the excellency and preheminence of Women above Men, which is proved both by Scripture, Law, Reason, and Authority, Divine and Humane.”

Yeah. That’s the title.

corvigae

This dude absolutely LOST IN THE SAUCE on Respect Women Juice

#laugh track

roxirinart

H O L O F A N G S

(Buy it on t-shirts, bedspreads, notebooks and more here!)

#aesthetic

goawfma

#*violently shoves the bowl aside*#misc

velnix

inktober/goretober day6 open wounds

#art #blood /#self-harm /

jedimagnus

Why on earth hasn’t anyone invented a less terrifying way to open biscuits and cinnamon rolls???? 😩

kayliemalinza

because squishing that much biscuit into that little space teeters on the edge of hubris. the pop is to keep us humble. to remind us that death comes for all

#honestly?#fair #misc #food /

disaster-lesbianbeau-deactivate

new fave insult:

this is a weird hill you’ve chosen to die on, but at least you’re dead.

vvitchella

Weird flex, but RIP

#txt

despazito

vegans who refuse to even eat backyard eggs….why

despazito

people who think its unethical to eat chicken eggs are like people who think bees should keep all their honey. they literally produce more than they need and your unwillingness to even buy local means you are doing nothing to help them, support your small farmers you heathens

feminist-james

This is not true.

1) honeybees do not produce “extra honey.” And beekeepers don’t take some of the honey, they take all of it.

2) chickens have been artificially selected from naturally producing eggs once a month to producing eggs every couple of days. Their bodies are not sustainable and the health complications of this rapid egg production kills chickens.

spoonfulofwhoopass

Hey idk who like. Lied to you about the way honey farms work, but could you stop spreading misinformation? Are you a beekeeper?

Because I am!

Beekeepers make sure hives are fed before there is pollen in the air, protected from predators and the elements, and have enough honey to sustain themselves. We don’t take all of it.

But overproduction of honey leads to stagnation in the hive. It puts stress on the queen to lay eggs, and when they inevitably fill up all their space with honey (instead of filling up the multiple empty, clean boxes of frames beekeepers might put on top of the main hive box), the queen can get so stressed she dies. If there’s a spike in the weather and the hive hasn’t prepared new queen brood, that’s it! The colony is dead. Because there wasn’t enough space for eggs and honey in the hive.

Beekeepers take excess honey. We are constantly monitoring the state of the hive, checking for parasites, analyzing the eggs for diseases, and making sure they are fed and healthy (usually with sugar water and pollen substitutes until they have made enough honey to sustain themselves in the early spring months). If a queen dies prematurely, we make every attempt to replace her to save the colony.

I know there’s an urge to patronize everyone who works in the farming industry, but try to understand the differences between small scale agriculture and industrial farming. There IS a difference. And stop spreading misinformation.

If you’re this passionate about ethical consumption, look into some of the ecofeminist research on non-hierarchal interspecies relationships (working on building animal-human relationships in a non exploitative way).

But yeah! Stop spreading misinformation! Please 🐝

fslut

Also if I can harp on the chicken part?

Yea Chickens are some of the most abused animals on big factory farms and I’ll be the first to admit it’s criminal and more needs to be done to regulate this.

Yes selective breeding over time has caused an increase in the ammount of eggs produced by chickens and factory farms have some messed up practices to get more eggs from them including forced moutling.

THIS IS WHY YOU SUPPORT LOCAL FARMERS AND THEIR EGGS

Many people take to raising their own hens because of America’s immoral treatment of hens in factory farms like you’re not helping the poor chicks by starving these farmers financially you’re just hurting the one people trying to change things and making the OPTION of cage free organic cruelty free eggs even harder to find

theartisticvet

I raise chickens and take very good care of them, they’re free range and have roam of the 3 acre backyard. One hen lays up to 2-3 eggs a week and it’s a waste to leave the eggs outside because we have no rooster. If I were to leave the eggs they would go rotten and affect the health of the chickens and make the coop smell bad, the chickens dont mind me taking the eggs because it becomes too cluttered if I dont.

vetisntdead

Even with a rooster, by the time out hens get all broody and sit on their nests, they’ve amassed way too many eggs for them to actually incubate properly. They sometimes have upwards of 50 eggs under them, most of which have gone rotten already. And then only like three hatch. We remove their eggs and when they’re ready, we give them enough to incubate based on their size. We’ve had massive success like this. Most of the eggs hatch, so less is wasted and we have waaayyy more chicks

lizziedoesvetpath

Also people, please realise that if you want farming practices to change, you need to vote with your money! If more people buy animal products produced a certain way, that demonstrates a preference, and that pushes the industry towards that type of farming. If you opt out entirely, you don’t get a vote anymore!

#politics #animal welfare