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His name was Sterling Espinoza.

I met him the summer before freshman year.

#i miss you sterling #i know you have a girlfriend #it'll be 11 years in December this year #idk if you're even married yet #I hope I run into you again someday #I wish to reconnect #cat ass up

I'm back here. Doing the same thing I did 15 years ago. Pouring my guts into a void. Although it is more of a void now than it was then... A wasteland full of bots.

Hi, I'm Jaunie.

I kinda ghosted my therapist, "D". Then went and found a new one, "E". She's kinda the opposite of "D", she's socially awkward "crystal mommy" type; holistic type shit "woo-woo". "D" is a tough love type dude, also socially awkward, nerdy dude, bruh was a corrections officer beforehand. Ppl always get weirded out by that. I don't understand why, it makes sense to me. I'll admit at first I was kinda confused, what makes a person make such a huge career change? One is about order and obedience, the other is about feelings and the mind. But when he told me it was the things he saw and the system itself that made him change, it made sense to me. You can't really make a change in teenagers' lives and in the lives of the mentally ill thru law enforcement. So it makes sense to go into counseling. At least it does to me, it reminds me of what I learned in beauty school. The only way to change the world around you is to change it one person at a time, to show love and compassion to each person that passes you by; you don't know what another person is going thru when you meet them. Also, the only way to leave a lasting impression in this world is to leave one in every person you meet. It makes sense to me that "D" wanted to leave law enforcement and go into therapy work. He really wanted to make a change, and I bet he is. He's seen a lot of things, and I appreciate him for having that background. I think he has a kind heart. But he's also a queen at being petty, haha. I'm scared of "E", does she have the cultural knowledge to help guide her thru my problems like "D"? He worked with so many people of color, got to know them, he's gained so much knowledge thru his previous career. The man educates himself in a way I consider emotionally neutral, i can tell he isn't pulled by identity politics; that's why I consider him safe. Even at the beginning, i felt comforted at the fact that he had lived experiences working with multiple people of color and really put his brain to understand different cultural backgrounds. I'm afraid that "E" is pulled by identity politics, i don't want that muddying therapy work. I can already tell she has feelings about AI usage, i don't like that. I feel weary about white women but the other therapist I wanted isn't taking new clients, she is a person of color.

#cat ass up #oh la la monsieur

specialagentartemis

being an archaeologist in tumblr is so funny because I see so many text posts and go. Imperialism pre-dates capitalism. Rebellion against empires pre-dates capitalism. Money pre-dates capitalism. Social inequality pre-dates capitalism. Misogyny pre-dates capitalism. Wealth inequality pre-dates capitalism. Unilateral rule by oppressive rulers pre-dates capitalism. People’s dependence on their job for their survival pre-dates capitalism. Capitalism as an economic system is about 200-250 years old max but these problems are much, much older, and capitalism supports, entrenches, or exacerbates many of these problems… doesn’t mean it invented them and doesn’t mean they will simply cease to be problems After Capitalism.

derinthescarletpescatarian

#saw a post the other day that referred to paying taxes as a ‘modern problem’#sorry man but that’s like one of the oldest problems in the book

infectiouspiss

violence and death and dying and blood and guts and gore and violence and viscera and fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you fuck you

greeniery

treecitysessions

I don’t know you personally but I feel the need to inform you that you’re the one who’s wrong here and that “deep-seated” is literally the proper spelling according to Merriam-Webster, Cambridge Dictionary, and Washington State University professor Paul Brians (author of the book Common Errors in English Usage) . I don’t care abt language errors either but I have this deep seated desire to bother ppl.. you know how it is

thelovers-thedreamers-and-me

also my desire to bother people IS actually personified by my fat fuckin ass so jot that down

uniquecrash5

Things other than asses can be seated.

derinthescarletpescatarian

If you deeply plant a seed it dies.

comvi

fantasy-anatomy-analyst

A challenge for ye.

Maximum Ride wings. Feathered wings that are large enough to feasibly carry a human, AND, can be folded so tightly that they aren’t noticeable under slightly baggy clothing. No magic, no tech. Just really fucked up wings.

pull a yi qi and put some feathers on a membranous wing, because they have way more joints than a bird wing and can actually fold up pretty dang tight without issue. and also won't have giant flight feathers to worry about.

(image description: a sketched humanoid figure with bat-like wings that are drawn with a layer of feathers over the wing arm. one wing is spread out, and the other wing is folded up close to the body. end description.)

you can't fold long feathers, that's one of the biggest problems with trying to make bird-like wings that can be easily hidden under clothing. but if you really want stealth wings, bats are right there! they'd also be way easier to do with genetic modification, because bats are mammals. so for a more contemporary scifi setting like Maximum Ride, it probably should have been bat wings instead of bird wings. I know it doesn't fit the angelic aesthetic, but like. come on. we gotta stop stereotyping bat wings as demonic. bat wings are wonderful.

#ref

fantasy-anatomy-analyst

Animals i consider to be intuitive choices for making the standard fantasy people groups less humanoid:

Elves

- deer or simialrly delicate ungulates, but this easily crosses the line into faun/satyr

- rabbits, they have the big ears and quick feet, it makes sense

- foxes, especially if you want your elves to be mischievous

- felines, especially ones that can climb trees

- monkeys (my elves are simian)

- birds, but you gotta be careful if you want to keep them as elves and not cross the line into other standard birdfolk groups like harpies.

Dwarves

- moles, obviously. Chunky little digging fellows.

- badgers, also very obvious. They burrow, they've got an Attitude, they're hefty. Gonna toss wolverines in here too, as a related species.

- armadillos, seriously, this would be so fun, someone please make armadillo dwarves

- bears, because why not

Orcs

- pigs. Everyone does pig orcs, and that's because it makes sense. This includes all wild hog species and also peccaries.

- hippos, just look at those teeth

- also bears, they're a versatile creature

- walrus, come on, coastal orcs based on walruses would be great

Goblins

- frogs and other amphibians (mine are amphibious)

- bats, they're just a perfect goblin creature

- hairless cats and dogs, because look at em

- aye-aye, come on, it's practically a goblin already. There are other weird nocturnal primates thay can also be goblins, but the aye-aye is just perfect

Halflings/hobbits/gnomes, just gonna put them in the same category because they have a lot of overlap

- rabbits and other burrowing rodents, especially if you're going for Tolkien-esque hobbits with their burrow homes and big families

- small cats, I have seen some feline gnome designs and I think they're fun. Feisty little fellas

- foxes are also a great feisty pick, and they're mischievous little creatures

- gotta suggest pigs here because my own gnomes are pigs. Truffle hunting pigs are an especially good pick

- meerkats, a delightful choice, I think we all need to see some meerkat hobbits

- weasels and ferrets also, and badgers too, just guve me some mustelid gnomes and hobbits

Ogres/trolls. In my mind, they're bigger and sleepier than the orc, so I don't lump them together with orcs, though some people might

- giant ground sloth (another of my own picks)

- bears again, come on, they're a very easy pick for ogres and trolls

- gorillas, for sure, they've got the right build for it.

- bison and buffalo and other big hefty ungulates, though this easily crosses into minotaur territory

Fairies/pixies, of the smaller variety

- bees/wasps/ants (this is my pick) they're fun

- mice, especially if youre going for more folklore types of fae and you want stuff like brownies and other little non-flying fairies.

- birds, especially like hummingbirds and little songbirds, but don't be afraid to go for weirder picks like shrikes and nightjars

- also bats

- general mixed insectoid species, if you want the Vibes and Aesthetics more than the biological cohesion

#ref

nefermaet

You guys really need to learn about the history of The Black Panther Party for Self-Defense and how white supremacists treated it like a terrorist organization for promoting [checks notes] anti-imperialism, women's rights, and stopping police brutality within Black communities.

nefermaet

And the 1921 Tulsa Massacre, aka the destruction of Black Wall Street.

nefermaet

Like I'm just saying all the atrocities you're seeing the US government commit, they've already done to Black people in this country countless times over. I'm tired of seeing people be shocked about this. Learn your country's history and specifically the history of all the Black massacres, executions, zoos, sex trade, lynchings, etc. Unless you're wealthy cis white Christian-presenting male, you're cooked, so you may as well educate yourself for the upcoming regime and civil unrest.

naidje

Beth McCarthy gives trans fan new name

Queer joy detected!

In a recent poll, American think that:

21% of the US is transgender (the actual number is between 0.5% and 1.6%)

30% are gay or lesbian (3%) and an additional 30% are bisexual (4%), meaning the average American thinks that only around 19% of them are cisgender heterosexuals. The actual number of cisgender heterosexuals is around 90% of the population.

30% Muslim (1%) and 30% Jewish (2%), however contradictory to this they also think 58% are Christian, equaling 118% of Americans are of the abrahamic religions to the average American or some people are both Jewish or Muslim and Christian.

33% atheist (3%), meaning the abrahamic religions+ atheism is 141% of the US population.

41% black (12%), 27% (1%) native American, 29% asian (6%), and 39% Hispanic (17%), but also 59% white (64% actual)

30% live in NYC (3%), 30% live in Texas (9%), and 32% live in California (12%), meaning only 8% live in the rest of the country (actual 76%).

And lastly the average American believe only 62% of us have a high school education, actual number is 89%.

People vastly overestimate the general knowledge of the average American, let alone political knowledge and critical thinking skills. We live in the consequences of the children left behind.

infectiouspiss

predictions are locked in. 2026 is going to be a good one

ravenlynclemens

the nonbinary character requirement guide

if you're nonbinary and have all of these traits you are still cool imo. i just wish there was more nonbinary variety out there in the public consciousness