Peachy Joy

"If every word I said could make you laugh, I'd talk forever"

[minfonica]

[fruitacious]

me: i want to contact this person !

brain: they haven't contacted you first.,, they obviously hate you and you'd be annoying them if you contacted them

me: but that isn't how it works because one of us has to initiate the conversation for it to happen

brain:

me:

brain: but what if that is how it works

me: shit ur right

[ihop]

The key to more success is free pancakes. Coming your way March 8th. #NATLPancakeDay 

[airybnb]

FUCK THAT THKS IS WHY I JAD NIGHTMARES ABKUT FOLDING CHILDRENS MENUS LAST NIGHT AND WHG I HAVE TO GE T TL WORK AT 6 IN THE MORNIGN AND MY FRIENDS ARE PJLLING 13 HOUR SHIFTS

[fruitacious]

Calm yourself woman...I don't even have to work and still have to get up early to take you there ;P. Maybe I'll have you get me some pancakes, though, since I'll be there and all. I <3 U. Think of all the cute babies you'll get to see in the morning!

[airybnb]

WHY DOES TUMBLR MOBILE HATR ME SO MUCH

[fruitacious]

Me as a Gem Fusion ✨ (W/ Veronica*Hoang & Alex Rupp; FX: Chris Ashley) #stevenuniverse

[fruitacious]

Narrating People's Lives: At the Crosswalk! 🏃 (Made my day :3)

[fruitacious]

Social Interaction Takes a Lot Out of You 💬 (W/ Claudia E Garcia, Dom Gold, & Brittney Kelly; FX: Caleb Natale)

[fruitacious]

Canadians During The Purge: Part 2 🇨🇦 w/ Esa Fungtastic

[walterwyatt]

We want to talk to your manager.

[whoopsrobots]

WHAT IS THIS SHOW IT IS GOLD

[baronessvondengler]

😂😂😂

[certainlyunsure]

I need to catch up

[sale-aholic-deactivated20190809]

I’m so happy that Constance got a critics choice nomination.

[b0yskylark]

Show: Fresh Off the Boat (ABC)

[imjustalonelyperson-deactivated]

omg. one of these is not lyk the others

[darkskinloverboy]

I just took a nap while you were talking…with my eyes open 💀😂😂

[editoress]

Person: Why do you always go on all these side-quests and play your character like a goody two-shoes?

Me [tearfully]: BECAUSE IN VIDEO GAMES I CAN HELP EVERYONE

[memewhore]

[unclefather]

this is the scene of the crime

[rpgfanatics]

[animozitet]

(what do you do when you have 50+ tabs open but you need them all?)

[gencritical]

Ok but why do men always talk to you like they’re trying to teach you something? 

[rawkiss-deactivated20210921]

i learned about this in my comm theory class!!! 

basically when men speak they tend to prove status/higher intelligence but when women speak we tend to seek connections! so like for example: when asking questions- women ask questions to know more about their conversation partner, while men see asking questions as showing no knowledge on the topic. So a man would rather talk about something that makes him more comfortable and makes him seem smarter rather than something that makes him look inferior. 

ALSO!!! when women are communicating with each other, we often have cooperative/positive “interruptions” like asking questions or saying “oh yeah thats happened to me” or “i know how you feel” to show interest in the conversation/build a connection, but men see these kinds of “interruptions” as hijacking the conversation/making them lose their “status” 

[mymalawach]

I’m saying…….

[funoftheday]

You don’t say.

[a-spoon-is-born]

[timemachineyeah]

For the record, she actually abandoned the movement BEFORE they all got whooping cough, but abandoned it too late. There’d been a breakout of measles in her area that caused her to reassess, and she and her doctor had already drafted and started a catch-up vaccination schedule, but her kids caught whooping cough just before it could be started. Then she wrote a blog post for The Scientific Parent explaining how she and her husband had come to wrong decisions in the first place, how they changed their mind, the consequences they suffered as a result, and asking other parents to please vaccinate their kids. And now she’s an activist for destroying the misinformation of anti-vaxxers, and reaching out to anti-vaxxers because she’s understands their fears but knows their kids deserve better. 

She was trying to the best for her kids and just didn’t know how to interpret the validity of information or its sources, an actual skill that can be actually difficult and that is under-taught and a necessary first step to being able to trust vaccination research, so chose no action over taking an action she wasn’t sure of. She kept looking into it with family and friends and even eventually came to the right conclusion before her kids became sick, but it was still too late.

Honestly it was pretty brave of her to publicly admit she was wrong. She could have just quietly vaccinated her kids and not become a national news story, but instead she spoke out, even saying “I’m writing this from quarantine, the irony of which isn’t lost on me.” and also “I am not looking forward to any gloating or shame as this ‘defection’ from the antivaxx camp goes public, but, this isn’t a popularity contest.  Right now my family is living the consequences of misinformation and fear.  I understand that families in our community may be mad at us for putting their kids at risk.”

She understood the consequences and still put herself and her story out there. 

[hatey-mchaterson]

You know what, it does take a big person to admit they were wrong so publicly and work to undo the harm. I believe I made fun of her in the past, but timemachineyeah changed my mind.

[spacesuit-pearl-deactivated2016]

[fruitacious]

This

[onlydadjokes]

My wife asked me if I could stop singing ‘Wonderwall’ by Oasis I said maybe.