This is the way the world ends @daylight-moon - Tumblr Blog

cpntredbeard

z-mizcellaneous-z

pick the one you need to hear the most, then reblog it to pass it on

you'll be alright. you're safe. it'll all be okay.

you are important. you matter.

it will get better. YOU will get better. it just takes time.

you are not unlovable. you are worthy of love.

you can put yourself first. it's okay to be selfish every now and then.

you don't have to shoulder your burdens alone.

i'm proud of who you've become.

you're not obligated to please everyone.

it's okay to be vulnerable. there's nothing wrong with crying.

your scars don't make you any less beautiful.

it wasn't your fault. you were a child.

i trust you.

Voting ended onAug 28, 2024

brokenightlight

g63heavenonearth

Allegheny Cemetery 81924-29

floralls

raven-photos

probablyasocialecologist

Between 1945 and 2000, the US intervened in 81 consequential elections worldwide, including eight times in Italy, five in Japan, and many more in Latin America. Between 1958 and 1975, military coups, many of them American-sponsored, changed governments in three dozen nations—a quarter of the world’s sovereign states—fostering a distinct “reverse wave” in the global trend toward democracy.

Alfred W. McCoy, To Govern the Globe: World Orders and Catastrophic Change

liberalsarecool

When you see a corporation not pay $16 BILLION in taxes, remember those corporations are funding Republican politicians who want you to be upset with immigrants and migrants.

crustacean-warlock

Reminder:

myfandomrealitea

I actually love hearing about reformed people's stories. I love hearing about people who were in toxic communities or people who used to objectively be dickheads talking about how they got out of that. How they made themselves better.

I hate how most people's initial reaction to stories like that are things like:

"How could you have ever done those things?!" "Oh my god, you believed those things?!" "Well it doesn't un-do the harm you did!"

People incessantly advocate for change but then refuse to allow people who have changed the grace of being acknowledged and given opportunities and chances.

I love hearing about ex-antis talking about how they don't spend their days being angry and sending death threats anymore.

I love hearing about ex-homophobes who realized there's no magic law about what is "natural."

I love reformed bullies talking about how they made amends with their victims and spend their days being considerate of others.

You can't scream about wanting people to change but then expect them to spend the rest of their lives stuck in the past and on who they used to be. You can't expect people to spend the entire rest of their lives grovelling and apologizing and demeaning themselves.

Instead of clinging to who they were, latch onto who they are.

Ask how they got out of it. Commend them on changing. Enjoy that there's one less cause of harm in the world.

cpntredbeard

traumasurvivors

It's valid to wish you'd started healing sooner. But try not to get hung up on it. It's not too late to start now.

punkrockisafulltimejob

The best time to plant a tree is fifty years ago. The second best time is today.

traumasurvivors

The tag “the time will pass anyways” is a phrase I told myself a lot to get through stuff. So, I want to share that and I also love the tree quote.

southernsolarpunk-deactivated20

Original

loish

I loved painting this one. It was truly a delight to create and I hope that shows 💚

Full process video over on my Patreon!

starryguykai

the bottom of the museum of human history

hacash

#oh man. I am in love with this image.#the idea of a museum with this at the heart of it? the slope down to it?#that you have to unravel the past like a skein of thread as you travel deeper and and deeper backwards in time#to this. the first fire. the way it illuminated the painted walls; the way the aurochs leapt with the flames#ah. perfect. (via @notbecauseofvictories)