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[bitchy-bi-trash]

Out of everything, the boys and men at the protest have restored my hope in good men bhai😭

Like I've seen so many comments and reels of women protesting about how boys and men were taking the beating for the women, kids and even others, how they made every girl feel safe, how they just made girls protesting like they were just one of them. Our generation restored my hope🥹🥹

And shout out to the trans community as well for standing up, y'all are the OG!

[cutecipher]

i really thought the point of "being lgbt+ doesn't absolve you of racism as a white person" was that white people arent absolved of racism by being marginalized but it really seems like people think other marginalizations make it okay. no being disabled doesn't do it. no being poor doesnt do it. we need to fight against racism actively no matter what.

[hedgehog-moss]

I’ve been watching the news about the fires in France and have been worried about you and your critters. When you have time and/or the inclination, could you post just to let us know that you’re okay? Or in the worst-case scenario, to let us know just how bad things are?

As I’ve said before, your Tumblr is one of my favorite accounts. Sending lots of love and good vibes. 💝💐

Hi! It’s a horribly dry and hot summer, I've been giving the llamas hazel branches to eat because there's hardly any grass left in their pasture - but we're okay and have no fires where I live. Though we did smell them—the fires are 350 km away and last weekend we could see and smell the smoke here...

The local firemen had to issue a message asking people to stop calling them about the smoke and the smell because the fires are nowhere near us.

It’s really scary to think of tens of thousands of hectares of forest burning— I was reading an article about the fires in Spain that mentioned a scientific study from 10 years ago that predicted megafires in Spain around 2050 but here we are. And if we could smell the smoke from the Gironde fires all the way here I can’t imagine how bad it is near the affected areas... Thank you for your message 💛 I wish everyone cool rains :(

[northern-punk-lad]

Being prime minister of the uk has a higher regret rate than being trans

So the solution is to ban prime ministers

[seekingstars]

Søren Kierkegaard

[sdccraft]

kaleidos

[aletheyass]

it’s insane to me that some women think taking their husbands surname is romantic like i’m not changing my name that’s my name it’s literally a crazy concept to me to legally change a name for a man like girl that’s witness protection stuff wdym you’re just changing your name???? one day just like that? all the paperwork and for what?? it’s sooooo stupid as well as regressive. sorry

[holymorningstar]

I changed my name for secret Queer reasons so GOD CORVID I ever get married no one can pressure me to change it without being Phobic. I recommend it mwahahahahahaha.

[not-your-average-url]

I miss when ads were a single click and then they’re gone. Now every ad has a minimum of three phases where you watch a video, exit the still frame of fake gameplay, and then exit the app download. That doesn’t even touch on the ones that forcibly take you to another app after opening a tab in safari without you ever touching the screen.

I hate advertising. I hate that you can’t do anything without companies jumping down your throat with mostly bullshit ads. I hate that billboards exist. I hate that every company unanimously decided to make their ads longer and longer. I hate that ad blockers try to charge you money and there are in app purchases to remove ads. I hate that my attention has become commodified. I hate that there’s nothing I can do about it.

[64mpg]

it has always been a dream of mine to relax

[bowtiepasta]

not to be parasocial but when i found out both pedro pascal and jon bernthal are zionists in the same week i took the phrase dropped to my knees literally

[jackoshadows]

More of Bullseye this season over Punisher is such a major upgrade especially considering he's played by Wilson Bethel as opposed to zionist Jon Bernthal.

(Note the date - this was during Israel's bombing of Gaza in 2014)

[wolverinecore]

Another reminder to stop supporting Jon Bernthal, especially once the new Daredevil series is releasing.

He is a zionist that has supported Israel for many years, is friends with violent abusers such as Shia LaBeouf and gave him a platform on his podcast, a man that has sexually abused multiple women. Invited an IOF soldier on his podcast that hes friends with and gave flowers to cops during BLM.

Some more info in my thread here

Also i should note that Deborah Ann Woll who plays Karen Page in the Daredevil series has liked pro-israhell posts in the past.

Also if anyone comments on this post trying to excuse his actions ur comment will be deleted and ull be blocked.

[burgerdotcom]

reblogs were off

[wingkink]

btw it's so fucking stupid you can be anxious physically in your body even after you've decided mentally you don't care. I'm supposed to be in charge here

[ayaghosty]

v.2.0

[hedgehog-moss]

Because I continue to overestimate my llamas' respect for informal agreements, I opened the pasture gate to let everyone graze a bit around the neighbour's barn. This area has a fence that can be jumped over pretty easily, but I was going to be sitting there watching them the whole time—well, watching them intermittently while reading a book, but if I glance up every 2 minutes, realistically how could four slow herbivores

😔

If you would like to join me on this long and patient llama hunt, I have prepared a crude map of the terrain so you can get your bearings. We are starting on the road right next to the neighbour's barn.

My first instinct was to resolve the situation through diplomacy. If the animals wanted to slightly broaden the grazing perimeter, well, okay; I could let them eat on the side of the road. Unfortunately, only Pirlouit supported this plan.

He kept trying to stop and eat, while the llamas had places to go.

So I followed them along the road for quite a while, patiently waiting to reach the wider stretch where I knew I could sprint ahead, overtake everyone and force them to turn around. Not yet a full victory but at least I'd feel like I was regaining some influence over events.

But Pampérigouste is familiar with my manoeuvres, and she turned around of her own initiative before we reached this spot, left the road, and led everyone into the woods for a bit (and almost managed to shake me off as I kept getting slowed down by brambles, being the only person in this situation who was wearing clothes); then she re-emerged on the road near the barn, and went into the neighbour's pasture. Which is quite vast, and goes all the way down to the torrent.

So naturally, Pampe went all the way down to the torrent—following a route of astonishingly unnecessary complexity and glancing back now and then to check that her followers had not lost faith.

The other animals clearly felt that once you've reached a vast and lush pasture, the logical next step is to stay and eat (while Pampe sees it as evidence that vaster and lusher pastures remain to be discovered.)

... that is, until we reached the torrent and I finally managed to turn everyone around, back in the direction of their pasture. At that exact moment, Pampe realised grazing was an urgent priority.

Once we finally reached the road, with Pampe bringing up the rear at an aggressively leisurely pace, I figured that if I got the rest of the herd back in their pasture, she would grudgingly follow.

I was wrong.

The other animals briefly hesitated (it was getting late; their pasture was right there; they don't like spending the night in unfamiliar places) before recommitting to Pampe.

We could have actually followed the road in this direction all the way back to my house, and therefore the other, upper gate to their pasture, bringing this expedition to a neat and peaceful conclusion. Pampe solved this problem by throwing herself into the woods.

At this stage I feel that my updated map will be more informative than human language.

(I made an attempt to restore coherence to our journey through the use of directional arrows.)

When we somehow ended up back in the neighbour's pasture after an exciting (not for me) chase through the woods, I admitted defeat, and texted my neighbour to let him know my animals would be spending the night in his pasture due to circumstances not meaningfully under my control, but I would be back on the case in the morning to get them home. Having met Pampe, he didn't ask any further questions.

I didn't really believe that the animals might magically return on their own during the night, but still I left the pasture gate open—but only the one near my house; the other gate by the neighbour's pasture remained closed because I just couldn't face the slope again.

And somehow, the next morning, when I opened my window, everyone was here.

I should add that my neighbour later found several tufts of llama wool caught on his fence in various places, allowing us to partially reconstruct the llamas' return journey (that's me in the background attempting to get a statement from his cow.)

I have therefore updated my map once more to illustrate (in green) the final stage of this expedition, based on physical evidence and on my partial understanding of Pampe's worldview.

But really the moral of this story is that giving up and going to bed works. Always give up!

[rottencore]

This post keeps making me cry laughingg