kacewhite13

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[slayianthe]

[night-dawn-day]

Werewolf of London (1935) dir. Stuart Walker

[deepseasmetro]

listen the fact is that a lot of poor people ARE bad with money. i have terrible impulse control around spending 5 dollars here and 10 dollars there and i know so many people around me who have this problem too. but its not "this persons bad with money, so theyre poor"; its "this persons poor, so theyre bad with money". i dont know when i'll be able to get a little treat or eat out or buy myself something that will make me happy again so i have to do it now. idon't know when i'll afford food again so i have to buy it now. i don't feel confident in the fact i'll ever have the cushioning to genuinely enjoy expendable income, so instead of saving and hoping (only to have my savings routinely wiped out for moving, or medical costs, or a car accident), i spend it now so i can enjoy life now.

i think if you see poor people ebegging constantly but two days ago saw them posting about a fancy coffee and a pastry, you need to stop viewing "spending a few dollars you maybe shouldnt" as something that requires the Punishment of "can't pay the fucking bills". some of us, just like, need to feel like we have some kind of normalcy in our lives because being poor fucking sucks

[moniquill]

5 Cruel Ways Being Poor Is Expensive

The world is really stacked against those of us with the least money.

Why We Can't Stop Hating The Poor

We kind of do hate poor people. And there's a reason for that.

The 5 Stupidest Habits You Develop Growing Up Poor

As anybody who's been through the poverty gauntlet can tell you, it changes a person. And it doesn't go away just because you're no longer f

[qelflinq]

archeologists forever finding ancient little statues of fat women & animal people yet we still hating ? its been our favourite shit since we were apes and if u don’t understand this u need to get hit on the fucking head

[kosmogrl]

how it feels when one of your hyperfixations comes back and stronger than ever

[ilynpilled]

how it feels when one of your hyperfixations comes back and stronger than ever

[spyndylle]

[skybson]

5x26 - Call To Arms

[skybson]

5x18 - Business As Usual

[juniper-petunia]

the most attractive thing you can possibly be is an earnest dork

[kylieminvogue]

"STAR TREK" S2E23 - "The Omega Glory"

[misandriste]

katharine isabelle as ginger fitzgerald ginger snaps (2000) ♡ dir. john fawcett

[anyataylorjoys]

BRIDE OF CHUCKY (1998) dir. Ronny Yu

[transisstor]

Reblog if you think fanfiction is a legitimate form of creative writing.

[bebsi-cola]

once i actually believed that medical tests coming back with abnormal results would actually net you some sort of healthcare. further investigation, if not treatment. at least being informed, if not investigated. but no. people just don't tell you shit. people regularly neglect to tell disabled people if they have a whole recorded diagnosis. you can do your dozens of tests and get abnormal results and medical professionals can and do sometimes choose to say absolutely nothing. the medical neglect disabled people face is both staggering and infuriating

[mossistyping]

You are never letting a WIP rot. You are doing it a service. Your WIP is a sourdough starter and the five words you wrote that one day were all it needed to sustain itself. It will bubble and be ready when you are.

[bebsi-cola]

"special interest" is not medical terminology. it's not part of the dsm-v or icd11 criteria for autism, instead this was a term that came about organically from autistic people trying to describe their experience. this, of course, is fine. however going by some of the comments and notes I've seen, a lot of people don't seem to know this information. they seem to be under the impression that all autistic people have a special interest and that having a special interest is a key feature of autism. and that if you don't have one, you aren't autistic. this is false. the diagnostic criteria talks about restrictive or repetitive interests or behaviour, which is not the same as a "special interest" as people online use it. and i think it's quite sad that this term became so ubiquitous. not because i don't think autistic people should have the words to describe their experience, but because it seems that there's a large group of autistic people who don't quite have the words needed to explain their own experience

[sorenkingsley]

[sorenkingsley]

[atomiccollectionanchorme]

Stargate: Atlantis - Season 3 Episode 10 "The Return, part 1"