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I love my job, but reblogging employment jelly for someone else I love.
your life is not an optimization problem
as in you'll never achieve the perfect daily routine, sleep schedule, coping mechanisms, mannerisms, fashion sense etc. even after years and years of healing and improvement and self-discovery. you will never be so good at life that you manage to utilize every waking moment. its great to be productive and all but sometimes you'll suck ass. sometimes you'll take eight hours to be done with a twenty minute job. you'll prioritize the wrong thing. you'll sleep for 12 hrs just to avoid being awake. you'll relapse. and you'll relapse again. you'll forget to turn in the assignment. you'll order too little food. life is far too large and complex for you to even experience it completely, much less try to make sense of and control it. you can't. please give up on that and be at peace with the hours you lose. they are not separate from your life.
realizing that sticking to the "do it bad" "do it scared" mentality implies theres also a "do it bored"
well. did it bored 👍
DO IT SCARED. DO IT BAD. DO IT BORED. DO IT HALFWAY. DO IT WRONG. DO IT EMBARRASSED. DO IT UGLY. DO IT LATE. DO IT DIFFERENT. but by god do it <3!!
[Image ID: The Destiel confession meme edited so that Dean answers 'There's a petition to ban conversion therapy in the EU' to Cas' 'I love you'. /End ID]
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Give your support !
Many people are scared of insects, but you know what's scarier than insects...?
No insects
many people are scared of the natural predators for deer, but you know what's scarier than natural predators for deer?
NO NATURAL PREDATORS FOR DEER
Members of The Public sometimes say things like "How stupid to try to bring back wolves! They can harm you!" "We can't bring back panthers, those are dangerous!"
There is no debate to be had. Attacks on humans by these animals are extraordinarily rare, but even if they weren't, it would be our responsibility to minimize risk and keep ourselves safe while respecting the right of the animals to exist. These animals are very important to the health and well being of everything in the ecosystem and we do not have the right to forever impair the flourishing of life on the land to eliminate an already infinitesimally small risk. Wolves and panthers exist for a reason, and you don't get to decide they shouldn't exist, cause you're not God.
Wolves aren't evil because they eat cows. You also eat cows. That's why we raise cows in the first place.
Here are some pink stars since you did so well today
Tips on becoming vegan
Hey there! This post will be all about how to start a vegan diet or lifestyle. It will give you all the tips I wish someone had given me when I first started my vegan journey. I hope these will be helpful to some of you new vegans out there. It can be hard to make the transition but this will hopefully make it a bit easier.
1. My first tip is to get educated and know what you are getting yourself into. I know doing research can seem boring, especially if it consists of going online and reading articles, studies and papers, but what I recommend doing is having a Netflix binge session instead. If you want to know all about the health, environmental and ethical benefits of being vegan you should give these 6 documentaries a watch; - Cowspiracy (the environmental side) - Dominion and/or Earthlings (the ethical side) - Forks over Knives - I recommend this one over What the Health (the health side) - Game Changers (the health side) - Seaspiracy - this one is on Youtube and is all about the fishing industry. That industry is often left out of the conversation but is also very important.
There are also some podcasts I love listening to; - The Disclosure Podcast - The Viva! Vegan Podcast - Food for Thought (by Colleen Patrick-Goudreau) These can be found on all the major podcast streaming services.
Lastly there are some Youtubers I love watching; -Mike the Vegan; He debunks myths about veganism and always has rock solid research to back him up. -Earthling Ed; He is a ‘street activist’ that has conversations with people about veganism and also does talks. He has the perfect answers to all the different questions vegans get on a daily basis. I highly recommend his Ted talk and this speech here. -Colleen Patrick; She also has really good answers to all the questions about veganism. I highly recommend this speech of hers.
So in a nutshell my first tip is all about learning the answers to all the typical and annoying questions you will get when becoming vegan. Unfortunately these questions and comments are unavoidable but you are going to be way more confident and better in social situations if you have your answers ready. 2. My second tip is to get a blood test to see if you have any vitamin deficiencies or if you need any other supplements. The only supplement all vegans have to take is B12, you should be able to get all other vitamins/supplements you need on a plant based diet, but it may be a little harder than what you are used to. It also doesn’t hurt to do a little research into plant based nutrition just to make sure you know all the basics.
3. This is a little bit of a bonus tip but I just wanted to say that it is okay to become vegan in steps. A lot af people become vegetarians first and then vegan. It can be quite hard to adopt a vegan lifestyle over night or in a few days. It takes time to find the right vegan beauty products and clothes. It is also okay to mess up, everybody does it, as long as your intentions are in the right place. If you ever start to really crave animal products and want to go back to eating them it can be good to think of veganism as something bigger than yourself. You are not only doing this for you and your health. You are saving the animals and fighting climate change! Why go back to eating animals that don’t have to die? The only thing you accomplish is harming the animals, the planet and your health. 4. Now that you have done your research it is time to start cooking. In the beginning I recommend cooking similar dishes as you did before, just switching the animal products out for vegan versions. This makes the transition seem smaller. Then you can slowly move towards more whole food vegan recipes. In the beginning it is good to have 5 - 10 fairly easy recipes that you love and know how to cook, that way you always have something to cook when you run out of ideas or have little time to make something. Whenever you find a recipe that you love I recommend writing it down in a recipe book and soon you will have a book filled with delicious recipes you can cook at any time.
If you have friends or family members that think vegan food is boring or tasteless I recommend cooking for them and showing them how wrong they are. This is also the perfect time to use your recipe book! 5. I know going vegan can be very hard in todays society. Food is after all a very social thing. You are going against societal norms and it can feel like you are swimming against the current all by yourself. That is why my last tip is all about becoming a part of the vegan society. It can be hard doing that in real life so I recommend following some vegan people on social media and joining vegan groups on Facebook (they will have answers to all of your questions). This makes you feel like you are a part of something bigger than yourself and motivates you to keep going. It can also be fun to find some vegan friends in real life and start a vegan food club where you come together and cook.
You have to remember that in order to sustain and feed almost 8 billion people on this planet we must cut down our consumption of animal products. By becoming vegan you are ahead of the curve and are setting a good example for others. You are also saving hundreds of animals each year and bettering your health as a bonus.
If you have any questions about veganism please feel free send me a message, I will be happy to help out. Just remember that I am not an expert on the matter, I am always educating myself and learning more about it every day.
weekly updates
hi so i know i havent posted anything in a really long time but i think i want to give weekly updates on my study progress until my exams in june/july. i’m finding it really hard to study right now so maybe i couldstudy better if i take a few pictures every week and then post the best ones while i talk about how my week went. idk if i could stick to it, but i can try :)
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Alright people, these goals ain't gonna hit themselves
This is your reminder to stop scrolling. Consider it a checkpoint.
Take a deep breath and prioritize yourself.
Continue on if you must, but avoid the scrolls that become an endless doom. It’s important to stay informed, but one can only process so much at once, and this is a lot.
But it will be okay.
We will be okay.
Sinister Wisdom #36: Notes for a Magazine; Surviving Psychiatric Assault & Creating Emotional Well-Being in Our Communities
And every woman experienced a situation that diminished her femininity. Maybe we think deep inside that we are crazy because men makes us think that we are crazy for our temper, fantasies, feelings, sexuality, etc. They don’t understand and don’t try to understand us. This confusing situation creates an environment of unsatisfaction between women who can’t seem to find happiness in a world full confusing minds. Let us break the fences and find a better place to live.
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this in not studyblr related but I made a youtube channel for my music :) I would love it if you checked it out
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Wow I really needed this right now
People: What do you do for a living?
Me: What i want.
Oop
While acknowledging the truth of the original statement, sometimes it’s just cool to know what other people do. (I am a boring corporate drone, I am fascinated by people who aren’t.) That said, if you judge people as “less than” because of their job, you’re an asshole.
@elizabethgraves speaking the truth out here!!
I couldn’t agree more, you wouldn’t believe how often I get looked at like im trash cuz I work in the construction industry.
Somebody on medium had a very interesting take on this question. They weren’t being fully serious, but the take was interesting nonetheless. The article was called “How to Be Polite”:
Here’s a polite person’s trick, one that has never failed me. I will share it with you because I like and respect you, and it is clear to me that you’ll know how to apply it wisely: When you are at a party and are thrust into conversation with someone, see how long you can hold off before talking about what they do for a living. And when that painful lull arrives, be the master of it. I have come to revel in that agonizing first pause, because I know that I can push a conversation through. Just ask the other person what they do, and right after they tell you, say: “Wow. That sounds hard.”
Because nearly everyone in the world believes their job to be difficult. I once went to a party and met a very beautiful woman whose job was to help celebrities wear Harry Winston jewelry. I could tell that she was disappointed to be introduced to this rumpled giant in an off-brand shirt, but when I told her that her job sounded difficult to me she brightened and spoke for 30 straight minutes about sapphires and Jessica Simpson. She kept touching me as she talked. I forgave her for that. I didn’t reveal a single detail about myself, including my name. Eventually someone pulled me back into the party. The celebrity jewelry coordinator smiled and grabbed my hand and said, “I like you!” She seemed so relieved to have unburdened herself. I counted it as a great accomplishment. Maybe a hundred times since I’ve said, “wow, that sounds hard” to a stranger, always to great effect. I stay home with my kids and have no life left to me, so take this party trick, my gift to you.