queerasfolk

I am like a cat, interested in everything o.o TV series, comic books, sewing and a lot more. If you like, please visit my art blog: https://juniwonderlandart.tumblr.com :D

[annaaistired]

[tennisplayingdragons]

When you're the sibling with depression

[tchaikovskaya]

[prismatic-bell]

Go have your peace, darling.

You've more than earned it.

[aqueerkettleofish]

I very much want to see what kind of artistic output she is capable of, now that she's a middle aged woman who has seen some shit. I think she probably has an album in her now with enough raw power to shake the world.

I do not, however, labor under the parasocial delusion that I am entitled to it.

[ruinedchildhood]

[kingpin-of-steel-act3]

[ihatenearlyeverything]

its ok theyre Gods lil helpers

[oatmealbrain]

And boy are they clumsy

[everythingfox]

Dog teaches turtle to play with ball

(via)

[dontmeantobepoliticalbut]

[mulberryash-deactivated20210723]

[molothoo]

A couple of months ago I walked to an IHOP by my house. I was going to order food online for myself and my roomates, wait there and then walk back with it. While I was still in the parking lot atleast 6 cops pulled up on me and told me to get on the ground, they put me in handcuffs and left me lying there on the ground while they ran my ss. When I asked what happened one of them said “we are looking for a guy in a hoodie, you’re in a hoodie so…”

[apathetic-revenant]

we’ve got tv shows about people who pretend to be psychic but are just really observant. I want a tv show about someone who’s actually psychic but has to pretend to just be really observant.

[apathetic-revenant]

the main character is just constantly having to bullshit their way through improbable Holmes-style deductions to explain how they know all the things that they’ve accidentally divined

[amuseoffyre]

Sidekick: That was amazing! How did you figure it out?

The detective, sweating bullets and trying to ignore the beaming ghost giving two thumbs up in the corner: Uh. Well. Air patterns? Yeah, there was something in the air patterns. Moved the dust. Left a trail. Obviously. Right there.

[blackpyrefly]

sharks every time theres a cataclysmic extinction event: damn thats crazy. anyway

[in-love-with-my-bed]

Good thing I’m so smooth

[transmechanicus]

[arctic-hands]

[Image Description: the tag "#sharks are so smooth extinction events just slide right off them" End ID]

[buckys]

#MURDER STRUT

[k-eke]

Owl determination!

[write-on-world]

Well put. (Source: Writing About Writing Facebook page)

[12b6]

as a lawyer who’s been practicing for six years now I can say with certainty that this 100% applies to lawyers

[johanna-swann]

Me: My writing is so bad. :(

Meanwhile at Disney: Somehow, Palpatine has returned.

[geek-ramblings]

A+ example of how the media manipulates people for clicks and anger engagement.

[fallish]

[archatlas]

Tiny Masterworks Dexa Muamar

[noahnomore]

[smashingpumpkinspicelattes]

[gahdamnpunk]

Why is this even a question? How is your child meant to learn to apologize when you don’t do it yourself as a parent?

[yourejustanotherversionofme]

This is actually a really important factor in how I establish healthy, trusting relationships with kiddos at work. I am a human and therefore make mistakes, which children will catch and call me out for, because children are information sponges with no verbal filters.

When a kid says, “but miss tommy, i thought you said we’re not supposed to do that,” I answer, “You’re right. I’m sorry, I shouldn’t have done that. I won’t do it again.” It could be something small, maybe a kid sees me biting my nails, or maybe I grabbed a kid by the arm who was about to collide with something solid but I grabbed too hard. Whatever it is, it’s important to

acknowledge the mistake,

apologize to the kid,

and verbalize a plan to correct it.

Not only does this model HOW to make an effective apology, but it establishes trust on many levels. The children who witness the exchange now know that:

I will be honest with them even if it does not serve my ego,

I care about their feelings,

and I am taking their needs seriously.

Apologize to your kids when you mess up! It won’t diminish your authority as their grown-up, it shows that you respect that authority!

[theoriginalblackbarbie]

This is one thing emotionally abusive parents are known for. Holding power over accountability and they wonder why their children don’t want to be around when they get older.

[fluffygif]

Mandala Art

[patrocles]

no you dont understand, i’m obsessed with him

no you dont understand i’m obsessed with him

[dickslapthestate]

ngl, this song slaps way harder than it has any earthly right to