The Indian Prince

Hello. :) Prince. 29. Married. Christian. Aspiring author/poet. Bachelor's in Biology, Master's in Biomedical Science. 99% clean humor/Christian blog. DMs/messages are welcome. Also feel free to ask me about gen chemistry help! I've tutored and taught gen chem for the past 10 years. God bless!  Note: This is my personal/main blog, but i have a blog for my writing and for text posts. Writing - thewritefulheir.tumblr.com Text posts - only-text-posts.tumblr.com

[expertpedestrian]

[luisonte]

Magia

[mortimermcmirestinks]

#the way the drivers face suggests he knows and is used to this kind of behavior

[only-tiktoks]

[shencomix]

[shencomix]

[shencomix]

[faithcomes-byhearing-deactivate]

The prodigal son didn’t come back for the “right” reasons. He came back because his life was a mess and he was starving

He came back for no other reason than he’d hit rock bottom and he knew he’d at least have food back home

Regardless, his father welcomed him back with open arms and threw an elaborate celebration anyway

God doesn’t care why you come back

Just come home

[aurosoulart]

when your art program’s closing message hits you straight in the heart and makes you stop and contemplate the state of it all

[aurosoulart]

because of the huge response to this post, I decided to make a version of the art that includes the text

(I’ve also uploaded this version of the design to INPRNT, Society6, and Redbubble)

[batfamfucker]

This is sickkkkk

[smokeys-house]

my brother and I don't say "mcdonalds" when referring to the fast food chain. we've always said "mcnaldo's", then it became "naldo's". now it's simply "nald". and we always refer to it as a single unit. like "do you want a nald?"

[lunetta-suzie-jewel]

Big Mcthank

[betelguwuse]

Like clockwork lmao

[ms-revived-frogs]

A couple handy articles on this:

The medical community is finally realizing the uterus is more than a ‘baby house’

Uterus plays a role in brain function, animal study shows

The uterus plays a role in memory, study finds

[owls-garden-deactivated20231123]

That’s literally your view ??? Read the first sentence again !!!

[siberiannette-deactivated202301]

also even if these didn’t serve other functions, how is getting unnecessary cosmetic surgery “healthier” than not getting it? even if you didn’t need your uterus or breasts, why are we treating our bodies like ms potato head dolls??

[urbanfantasyinspiration]

Good grief

[coronel-flantxo-deactivated2026]

The ovaries are the hormone regulation organs right? Menstruating is very important to women’s health and psyche.

I hate feminism but they are right about how removing organs is bad.

[clementimetodie]

the pituitary gland controls most of them, but yes, the ovaries control some hormones as well

[apollopleasant-deactivated20260]

The fact that saying, “Don’t remove perfectly healthy and critical internal organs” is now considered controversial, is just so ridiculous.

[7l7l7l7l7l7l7l7]

i be like “i’m fine” then shake my leg 138mph

[skittyminecraft]

x

[arabella-ardor]

[faggotjonesss]

[aanau]

[sonia-marmeladova]

“Abortion is good, because every child should be a wanted child.”

There is something malicious behind this seemingly benevolent reasoning. Every child should be received with love. But in an ableist society, a wanted child is an able child. In a white supremacist society, a wanted child is a white child. In a sexist society, a wanted child is a boy. Wanted children are children who don’t cry too much, who aren’t neurodivergent or high needs or sensitive or emotional. Quiet, play nicely, don’t complain. Normal children who appeal to the dominant ideology are “the good ones.”

Abortion might make every born child a wanted child. But in so doing, it eliminates the “undesirables”. When we start to categorize human beings as “wanted” or not, based on anything at all, and then decide to “keep” them or throw them away based on this, that is a sign we are already living in a deeply prejudiced and eugenicist society. Abortion enables and facilitates this.

Every child should be wanted — including the unwanted.

[adventuresoutsidethegenderbinar]

Do you ever feel like you don't matter? I think all of us do sometimes. But here's something to keep in mind:

-There was a girl in elementary school who stood up for me when others made fun of my nervous habits. We haven't talked in years. I think about her all the time.

-A kid I didn't know who found me crying and hugged me made me to decide to stay alive for another night, even though we're complete strangers.

-There's a girl at my new school who probably just thinks that we're acquaintances, but she smiled at me on my first day, and for that, I will be forever grateful to her.

-There was a boy in my english class a few years back who was always quiet and withdrawn. I always hoped that he was okay and that he would reach out if he needed anything, and that made me realize it was okay for me to ask for help too.

My point? There are people in your life who think about you and care about you more than you ever know - you might not be aware of them. I'm thinking of you and sending love your way. You matter, and the world is better with you in it.

[thecloudybluesky]

[journal-three]

This video Alex tweeted has me feeling Intensely so I have ripped it to share a clean version with ya'll<3