More of what was never mine

Josie | 31 | Europe | she/her | obsessed with seals and a British fruit man | type 1 diabetic | random thoughts and sometimes crying | it's hard being an adult | NOT a larrie, seek help!

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

I'm not okay, besties

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

We're back, babies 😊

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

hiiii babyyyyyy, missed you x

Hiiiiiiiii

I talked to you earlier? 😉

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

The rasp in his voice in American Girls... lhh reincarnated

Thank you lord

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

Making a return to say this, I went to all 4 Wembley shows in 2023 and the Belgium one, I had front circle standing for 2 of those shows, rear standing for 2 more and one nosebleed seat. I paid approximately 500 euros in total for all 5 shows. I just got in for the Amsterdam show and saw a ticket in the circle pod for 315 euros... ONE SINGLE TICKET.

I got one nosebleed, sideview stage ticket for an Amsterdam show yesterday, paid about the same as my front stage, amazing view Eras Tour ticket in the same stadium.

Enough.

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

It's been ages since I've been alone in my own place without having anything to do and it feels... weird 😂😂

[usignedupforthis]

stuck on the different pictures louis, zayn, and harry chose for their posts…

louis’ is celebrating their bond, their friendship, the love they held for one another that got them through so many tough times. it’s saying they will never get to stand on a stage together again but let’s celebrate the good times, let’s remember the love.

zayn’s is highlighting that they were just kids at the start, they were boys thrown together into an insane, unimaginable situation and they needed each other. they found solace and comfort in each other and no one else can understand what they went through growing up together but they clung on to each other.

and harry’s… god. harry’s is just liam. liam on stage looking out on thousands of fans doing his favourite thing in the world. and that’s how harry wanted to honour him, making other people happy.

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

Jesus fuck... regardless of what he did or how he acted or anything, this was never supposed to happen... get help if you need it, please! ❤️

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

You'd think I'd remember how with retinoids, things get worse before they get better... but I forgot 🤦‍♀️

[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

I don't know what I wanna do in life, work and career wise and it seriously sucks

[celeste-tyrrell]

is it really true that the average person's pain level is a 0?

[celeste-tyrrell]

What's your average pain level over the course of a week?

0 - no pain

1 - minimal

2 - mild

3 - uncomfortable

4 - moderate

5 - distracting

6 - distressing

7 - unmanageable

8 - intense

9 - severe

10 - unable to move

other / it's too erratic to accurately average like this

Voting ended onAug 29, 2024

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[ivehadatechnicaldifficulty]

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[exquisite-peculiarity]

This is a poll about physical disabilities!

This poll is ☆NOT☆ asking about mental illness or disorders (unless there is also a physical element)

(ex. Adhd, autism, psychosis, anxiety, etc.)

This poll ☆IS☆ asking about physical disabilities

(mobility, blindness, deafness, pain disorders, joint conditions, feeding tubes, amputees, cancer, chronic illness, etc.)

I realize most of these options are related to participation in activities. This may be more about society and options for disabled people rather than actual abilities. For me, I'm just curious, as I make peace with my own changing abilities.

1- I am able bodied

2- I have some disability but can do most things - a disability is present, but I can participate in most activities with minimal accommodations

3- I need either time to rest or some accommodation to participate, but can still engage in most activities with extra steps.

4- There are several barriers and limitations before participating in events. Participation is often an option eventually, but most (if not all) activities require accommodations and planning.

5- All events and outings require special planning and accomidations, and many things are not an option.

do you have a physical disability?

1

2

3

4

5

Voting ended onAug 12, 2024

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[cannibalchicken]

[stephenroot]

[skellydun]

physically im not here but mentally yeah im not here either 

[tarynel]

Water is amazing. No taste but it’s so fucking good. I can’t believe some people don’t like drinking water.

[justsomeguycore]

also while i’m ranting about gender i always see debate about whether girls are rewarded for being tomboys or not and it’s like. actually girls are rewarded for mirroring whatever the situation demands of them. girls can’t be too prissy and refuse to play in the creek, but girls also can’t show up to girly events covered in mud. girls can’t have makeup art as a hobby or else they’re superficial, but if they never wear makeup they’re a slob and dumpy, etc. it’s not that girls are universally rewarded or punished for being tomboys, they’re rewarded for bending over backwards to always be exactly right for any given situation and punished for breaking those boundaries. so yes a classically pretty girl who cleans up nice is rewarded when she can ALSO be a tomboy. but a girl who is a tomboy all the time is definitely punished for never being able to achieve that prerequisite feminine side. this debate is over now thanks

[lousyfuckingratboy]

this is spot on. A woman's masculinity is rewarded as long as it doesn't conflict with being heteronormatively attractive and as long as the masculinity plays harmonising second fiddle to the masculinity of the men around her.