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Iâm shawty in the back gassin him.
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*I will never not reblog this*
Iâm shawty in the back gassin him.
lmaoo awww.Â
this lil baby got a better walk than kendull jenner, jello hadid, boring hadid and karmichael kloss and thatâs the tea on that
moodboard: Jane Fonda absolutely slaying it while her boyfriend stands awkwardly in the background
Ridiculous yet effective ways to deal with Executive Dysfunction
Dealing with executive dysfunction and ADHD becomes so much easier when you stop trying to do things the way you feel like you should be able to do them (like everyone else) and start finding ways that actually work for you, no matter how âsillyâ or âunnecessaryâ they seem.
For years my floor was constantly covered in laundry. Clean laundry got mixed in with dirty and I had to wash things twice, just making more work for myself. Now I just have 3 laundry bins: dirty (wash it later), clean (put it away later), and mystery (figure it out later). Sure, theoretically I could sort my clothes into dirty or clean as soon as I take them off and put them away straight out of the dryer, but realistically thatâs never going to be a sustainable strategy for me.
How many garbage bins do you need in a bedroom? One? WRONG! The correct answer is one within arms reach at all times. Which for me is three. Because am I really going to get up to blow my nose when Iâm hyperfocusing? NO. In allergy season I even have an empty kleenex box for âused tissues I can use again.â Kinda gross? Yeah. But less gross than a snowy winter landscape of dusty germs on my desk.
I used to be late all the time because I couldnât find my house key. But it costs $2.50 and 3 minutes to copy a key, so now thereâs one in my backpack, my purse, my gym bag, my wallet, my desk, and hanging on my door. Problem solved.
Iâm like a ninja for getting pout the door past reminder notes without noticing. If I really donât want to forget something, I make a physical barrier in front of my door. A sticky note is a lot easier to walk past than a two foot high cardboard box with my wallet on top of it.
Executive dysfunction is always going to cause challenges, but often half the struggle is trying to cope by pretending not to have executive dysfunction, instead of finding actual solutions.
Wow actual stuff about executive dysfunction on here, this is so helpful thank you
i have reblogged this multiple times. i have liked it. every time it comes around again, i unlike and re-like so it moves it back up to the top of my likes, and reblog it again. because itâs really fucking helpful, and i have used some of these tricks before? but others i havenât and would like to try once i finish getting my own space ACTUALLY set up, instead of just haphazardly existed in. eventually between the two of these, i might actually remember / be able to find this post when i want it.
The racist Woman Brianna âBreezyâ Borchu (student at the Iniversity of Hartford) who openly admitted to poisoning and almost killing her roommate has an Instagram dedicated to her doing different braiding styles including dreads and corn rows. A lot of her captions talk about how the hairstyles are taking her clients âto the islandsâ for a day.
What is happeningâŚ.
So she hates Black women but wants to take her clients âto the Islandsâ see how racism is a mix of jealousy, hate, and worship?
So she hates Black women but wants to take her clients âto the Islandsâ see how racism is a mix of jealousy, hate, and worship?
Not just racism, misogynoir. Fucking disgusting.
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The âjamaican barbieâ comment makes sense
Childish Gambino || Tamia So into you
I will never get over this
By far one of the best covers ever
still not over this
Iâm in love
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Get you a nigga who like pussy that smells like pussy
Thereâs nothing better than that good olâ shower cry. Let those tears and failures of the day wash away.
Fun fact: the anti-Semitic stereotypes about Jews having lots of money/being greedy/cheap began in the Middle Ages thanks to Christian laws.
The Christian church began forbidding Christians from having professions that involved lending money, banking, or pawn work. It was because the church believed that money was ultimately unclean so although it was considered a necessity, Christians were instructed to deal with it as little as possible.
But someone still needed to run all of those money-based businesses. So these societies which were already run by Christian leadership basically made it a rule that these businesses had to be run by Jews since they were already âuncleanâ. Furthermore, due to other restrictions on Jewish people in these areas, these money-based positions were pretty much some of the only jobs Jews could legally hold.
This eventually led to numerous stereotypes involving Jews and money. And the acidity of these stereotypes grew when Christian people and leaders became resentful of the livelihood Jews were able to achieve for themselves with these jobs.
So to sum up: Christian society forces Jews to hold down money-centered jobs since, according to the church, Jews were already going to Hell. Then, once they made lives with these roles they were forced into, Jews were mocked and hated for being successful.
History major here, just want to add details to emphasize how damaging these stereotypes are, even to a modern audience. To do so, I need to quote the introduction to âThe Ashgate Research Companion to Monsters and the Monstrousâ by Asa Simon Mittman.
In his class, Mittman was teaching his students about the negative portrayals of Jewish people in medieval works, specifically âDemons, Saracens and Jewsâ which depicts them as literal monsters. Hooked noses, fangs, grimaces, the whole she-bang. He then recounts this anecdote.
âOne of my students raised her hand after this discussion, with a look of confusion and anger on her face. She said that she did not understand what I was âtrying to get at.â She said, with a quaver of emotion in her voice, that I was making too much out of nothing, since this is what Jews look like, more or less. And anyway, she continued, the Jews are Christ-killers. She then screamed out the text of John 19:15, saying âthe Jews shouted, âKill him! Kill him! Crucify him!â
She was quoting, interestingly, from the âGodâs Word Translation,â the most violent English translation i have been able to find, since most read âtake himâ or âaway with him,â where this one reads âkill him.â [âŚ] The resulting impression, conveyed by my student, was that the Jewish monster was real. The impact of these imagined monsters has all been too real, form the middle ages onward.
I was struck temporarily speechless, but as I soundlessly worked my jaw to formulate a reply, I saw in the eyes of all the other students a shocked recognition that, in essence, answers the question posed at the outset: all of this matters. All of this is relevant. I was trying to show how medieval images were designed to allow medievals to confuse one group of Jews from the first century with all Jews in their own day, and here, in twenty-first-century America, my students saw this same notion quite alive. â
All of this matters.
All of this is relevant.
Divorce cakes. I didnât even know these existed.
at first i literally thought these were heterosexual wedding cakes trying to be funny