original formula coke

20/no pronouns just vibes

[easyvirgin-deactivated20160413]

happy Thursday the 20th

[askjennaflorida]

I’d have to wait months or even years for another chance to reblog this, so why the fuck not?

[mx-mythical-deactivated20260319]

next days you can reblog this on a Thursday the 20th

August 2015

October 2016

April 2017

July 2017

September 2018

December 2018

June 2019

February 2020

August 2020

You know, just in case you wanted to set your queue for the next 6 years

[theoneandonlyredrobin]

It’s tomorrow. For me it’s only 10:43 so I’ll leave this here

[heir-of-the-founders]

Guys its the end of the list D:

[romolite]

The last Thursday the 20th

[raimi]

Here are the next 6 years!

May 2021

January 2022

October 2022

April 2023

July 2023

June 2024

February 2025

March 2025

November 2025

August 2026

You know, just in case you wanted to set your queue for the next 6 years

[erzebett]

[ovur]

I love this cat:(

[cute-animals-only]

[toddreu-deactivated20191220]

She’s picking him up from kitten school and he’s telling her about his day

[p2ep]

[catasters]

[therockettrio]

damn

[samshepard]

shoutout to everyone dealing with. thhe fucking difficulty

[gayspock-deactivated20250217]

a he/they with a poorly tummy is like a roadside kitten in a cardboard box...... 🦕holy shit hang on have you seen this emoji

[kushblazer666]

my mom’s getting too into the meme game

[lornagonigall]

your mother is funnier than literally everyone on tumblr

[tbhposting]

Camp TBH

[pikaman-fan]

[guidancerune]

[hellygf]

TUMBLR STOP SHOWING ME THIS MAN

[valtsv]

as a member of the lgbt community, it really hurts to hear people say that my "lifestyle" isn't "family friendly". i care a lot about being family friendly. it's very important to me. that's why this month i'm partnering with your mom -

[thepeacefulgarden]

It is not burnout. It is not tirelessly and thanklessly doing the work of 3 or 4 or more people by yourself. It is not going from one pregnancy right into the next, without letting your body recover and replenish. It is not coming in, or answering work-related calls and emails on your days off. It is not working double shifts. It is not giving and giving and giving and never taking. It is not being terrified to use the vacation time you earned, or going years in between vacations. It is not neglecting your own needs to take care of others' wants. It is not missing out on every family event, holiday, or other occasion because you're too busy working. It is not feeling used, taken advantage of, or resentful. It is not being spread too thin and overwhelmed. It is not giving until you have nothing left to give. It is not saying "Yes" to everything. It is not having sex even when you're not in the mood, not feeling well, or recovering from childbirth, in order to satisfy your partner. It is not 12 or 16-hour days. It is not doing it all on your own. It is not hiding your feelings, or not having needs. It is not perfectionism. It is not defining yourself by your job or career. It is not letting your personal life suffer for the sake of getting ahead in "the rat race." It is not coming into work when you're sick. It is not competing. It is not comparing. It is not at the expense of your physical or mental health and wellness. It is not driven by greed, envy, lust, pride, wrath, or gluttony. (And rest is not synonymous with sloth, either.) It is not taking on everyone else's pet projects. It is not pulling all-nighters. It is not pushing yourself beyond your limits. It is not going to look the same each and every day. It is not meeting impossible standards of beauty and thinness or fitness. It is not earning that which you deserve just for existing. It is not being unable to leave work at work. It is not studying 6 or 7 hours on top of your regular schoolwork. It is not being involved in every club or extracurricular, especially just for the sake of pleasing your parents or getting into a prestigious college. It is not cramming. It is not having no boundaries or self-respect. It is not picking up the slack. It is not being so loyal to the team that you forget that your needs matter, too. It is not taking on more than you can realistically handle. It is not using "being busy" as a way of masking or avoiding your feelings and problems. It is not the glorification of busy. It is not wearing busyness or tiredness as some kind of sick and twisted badge of honor. And resting is not selfish. It is not an indulgence. It is not lazy. It is part of productivity. You need a healthy balance of work and play and rest.

[everythingfox]

Rotation boy