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[weltenwellen]

Lori Gottlieb, Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: A Therapist, Her Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed

[roboco-san]

my personal curse is the knowledge that I function best with rigid structure and strict routine but am almost totally incapable of independently establishing or maintaining that structure and routine

[slfcare]

there’s no rule as to how big or how small you’re allowed to dream. if you just want a small home and an orange kitchen and four cats that’s just as reasonable of a goal to work for as a big new york penthouse. and if all you really want is a simplistic career that isn’t the center of your life then that’s just as valid as dreaming of becoming a famous fashion designer or ceo. i know everyone keeps urging you to dream big, but dreams can be as simple and small as you want. they’ll always be valid. you decide how you want to live and what kind of life you want, no one else.

[incorrect-harry-potter-quotes]

i’m not linking the book synopsis because i hate her and i don’t want to give anyone the site traffic for her hateful decisions but jk rowling is releasing a book where a cis man dresses as a muslim woman so he can murder people and it’s so cruel and disgusting and blatantly transphobic and islamophobic and fuck jkr and fuck anyone who continues to agree with her violent bigotry or even defend her she’s pushing and monetizing false rhetoric that demonizes an incredibly vulnerable group of people who are exponentially more likely to be murdered than to murder and will do nothing but give bigots license to harm people they see as not conforming to their antiquated and damaging ideas of gender expression and religious dress fuck her so much

[sa2ha]

Noooo dont burn and stick to the bottom of my pan youre so flavorful and essential to my cooking process haha

[okayysophia]

[catchymemes]

[rumpledspinster]

Warming her tootsies.

[intergalacticleg-deactivated202]

me acting like ive did nothing wrong ever

[xcathenny]

he bake the beans

[jiluan-deactivated20171207]

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tears for fears feat lil jon and usher comin 2018

[tommywambsgans]

when you’re manic but you can feel the depressive thoughts starting to creep back in

[pascalcampion]

Today is the day

#pascalcampion

[lightearthaura-deactivated20230]

all creds to owner

[990000]

[fierceawakening]

thank you for the context of this photo, i'm seeing it everywhere and had no idea what it was

[hug-your-face]

The couple maintains that they felt threatened and protesters had broken into their property. Evidence for that assertion is shaky:

Daily Mail Article (UK)

Washington Post Article

In my own opinion, the “I was scared” argument:

is used suspiciously often as ‘justification’ for whites to assault/kill blacks

says a lot more about the “scared” person than it does about the “scary” person

Any way you spin this, I question if someone with that high a fear/aggression response is a good choice for a career in law, let alone a seat on an ethics panel.

[somuchanxietysolittletime]

There’s a video of the encounter and it shows them actively pointing their guns at people who were just calmly walking past. I really can’t see how someone could view that calm video and claim that these people felt like their lives were in so much danger that it justified bringing out multiple guns.

[odinsblog]

https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2020/07/couple-held-guns-black-lives-matter-protestors-sued-keep-gays-neighborhood/

Couple who held guns on Black Lives Matter protestors sued to keep gays out of their neighborhood

Personal injury lawyers Mark and Patricia McCloskey love to use the court system as a tool for intimidation...

[blackbirdsdeadnights]

When someone is a bigot, they’re usually a bigot in more than one way.

[anarchapella]

From the article: they also smashed the beehives of the JCC neighbouring their property that were meant for Jewish kids on Rosh Hoshana

[girlnumbersix]

can’t wait to experience this 😍

[morecolorfulmetaphors]

I know it’s trendy right now to say that adopting more of an eco-friendly lifestyle is pointless because the only way to save humanity is to destroy capitalism, but we should remember that many of those lifestyle changes help us build skills and social networks that would be important in a post-capitalism future. 

For example, if we’re going to end reliance on factory farming, it would really help for more people to learn to garden and grow food. Same for other hands-on skills like cooking, crafts, home repair, tech repair, etc. Even small things like using re-usable water bottles and bags or thrifting/swapping items to cut down on waste would be regular features of a post-capitalist society, so making them more widely practiced now is a great thing. 

Systemic changes are necessary for sure, but they *will* involve lifestyle changes too, and it’s important to do your part to create that from the ground up. We don’t get to a better system by destroying the old one, but by building up the new one. 🌱

[serotoninsuggestion]

an author i love just tweeted about how “big joy and small joy are the same” and how she was just as content the other night eating chocolate and cuddling her dog as she was on her Big Trip to new york and honestly. i think that’s it. this morning i was listening to an audiobook while baking shortbread in my joggers and i realised i really didn’t care what Big Things happened in my future as long as i could keep baking and reading at the weekend and maybe that is the kind of bar we have to set to guard ourselves against disappointment. just appreciate and cherish the mundane stuff and see everything else as a bonus.

[serotoninsuggestion]

found it - she was replying to this thread that starts “unpopular opinion: i don’t think your life has to have a purpose, or you a grand ambition; i think it’s okay to just wander through life finding interesting things until you die” and i for one think that’s fucking brilliant

[wobblydev]

We can live and work in a world where we all benefit from the product of our labor.

https://www.iww.org/

http://wobblydev.com/

[tikkety-tok]

[homopower]

SCREAMING

[ftmfml]

AUDIO DESCRIPTION Cashier: "Is that everything?" Customer: (referencing the person coming in the shop door) "I don't know, is THAT for sale??" Blue shorts hottie: "Oooh baby, I've GOT a husband..."

[naamahdarling]

You have to mention that EVERYONE in this clip has a country accent.

[femalepopculture]

theestallion: Ball hard for the days when I didn’t have it