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@mythalis
It’s been a while!
Hi guys, it’s been a while! I hadn’t felt up to doing the whole social media thing. If you still follow me, and are interested in following me still, I’d like to direct you to my Twitter which I’m trying to use more actively. Same username as on here lol
I don’t really know if I’ll be updating this in the future along with using twitter more, that’s something I’ll have to think on, but yeah. Just wanted to let you all know! See you around! <3
I like to call my chickens “beasties” or “fat little monster trucks” and other such affectionate terms, but dad seems to take offence whenever I do and always gently refers to them as “the girls,” “the ladies” and sometimes “the dames” when he’s putting them away, like he’s a butler shepherding a group of well-bred country lasses into the parlour for tea
this post evokes such a pleasing mental image that my depression was completely cured for 5 and a half minutes
How does anyone hate kids they are so funny I sold tickets to incredibles to this little girl and her mom and she’s like mom are we sitting next to each other and the moms like ya and the kid screamed YES so loud it broke my ears
The other day I was bringing an older gentleman up the hill in a golf cart and we drove past this huge YMCA group of kids like 100 kids and driving past the first chunk like 10 of them yelled out “let me on” in unison and then since I’m driving so slowly to be safe, halfway in some kid leaned up and said “do you play fortnite” and I told him I played a little and he just pointed and shouted “THIS GUY PLAYS FORTNITE” and then like 20 kids started talking to me all at once about fortnite
A kid asked me if I lived in the ambulance. I said yes.
The hero we deserve
When I was on register at Kohl’s a little girl came through with her grandma and she was so very excited to tell me the meaning of her name (I think it was like warrior of god) and she begged her grandma for her phone so she could google to find out what my name means too
i wear two spinner rings on one finger and one time at my last job a young girl (probably 6-8) said “your ring is very pretty” and when i showed her it was two rings she GASPED and said “does that mean you’re marrying two people?!”
I have this necklace with a mermaid on it that I wear to work a lot and I got asked by a kid if it gave me magic powers. I leaned in real close and told her in a low voice it gave me magical girl powers but it was a secret. She got this real serious look on her face and said to her mom “that lady has superpowers, don’t tell anyone or the government will take her away”.
The other day i had to give a speech at my school despite my horrific fear of public speaking and afterwards i had kid come up to me and say well done to me. It was so cute.
god I love tiny kids
there was a kid in one of our science camps and he spent the whole week in a lab coat and goggles screaming “CHEMICALS” at the top of his lungs. he wouldn’t even tell us his name for the first two days just screamed CHEMICALS instead.
I was watching these kids at church today and one of them screamed and threw a toy car into the wall and it broke and the other one looked over calmly and said “does your insurance cover that?”
reblog for noises
gentle reminder
even the smallest acts of kindness can go so far - if you have the opportunity to be kind, and are able, please try your hardest to; especially when it comes to being kind to yourself
gentle reminder
Some people might not see words and posts like this one as important during these times, but words can prompt action and unite us all in solidarity, or give hope to those that don’t have much left.
My heart goes out to all of those have been affected by all of the recent tragedies all around the world. I know that might not mean much, but please know you’re not alone.
Please, if you can’t help through volunteering, charity, or other means, remember to try to spread positivity and hope to help whoever you can, whenever you can.
Take a deep breath, take care of yourself, take care of others; you’re strong, you can do this. We can do this.
gentle reminder
you are allowed to be pleased with the progress you’re making; no matter how much or how little, progress is still progress, and you are growing bit by bit every day
I don’t reblog often, but this comes straight into the message I’m trying to deliver, and is a beautifully shared experience. Just be yourself
A Christian Group Is Paying For Transgender People’s Surgeries To Atone For The Church’s Discrimination
Transitioning is a varied process that differs from individual to individual, so it doesn’t always involve surgery. But when it does, those surgeries might not be covered by insurance and are often expensive, which is why a Christian group is encouraging church members to donate to help transgender people with surgery costs.
Faithfully LGBT, an organization that seeks to share the stories of LGBTQ people of faith, has started a campaign called the Tithe Trans Campaign to raise money for the transgender community. The campaign takes its name from a practice in which some Christians donate a tenth of their earnings to the church.
Faithfully LGBT is collecting donations to send to the Jim Collins Foundation, a non-profit organization that raises money to provide grants to cover gender affirming surgeries.
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Direct link to the crowdfunding campaign:
Christians Give Your Tithe Towards Trans Surgeries
So far they’ve raised 5% of their goal of $10,000.
So please ask yourself: What would I do if I weren’t afraid? And then go do it.
Sheryl Sandberg, Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead (via wordsnquotes)
Spoonie Problems #2 (#1 is being a spoonie in the first place)
Good News: I took a shower!
Bad News: the shower also took me, beat me up, and stole all my spoons. *goes to lie down*
gentle reminder
no matter what anyone says, you matter
MOTHERFUCKERS COULDN’T GET ON WONDER WOMEN’S LEVEL
Yep this pretty much covers how history is taught here
If this post gets 5000 notes I will destroy gender, with a sword
Instead of saying I’m part of the LGBT community, I’m going to start saying I’m part of the APNI community, so everyone else can know what it feels like to be at the other side of the god damned plus sign :)
A Quick Guide
People who romanticize mental illness:
neurotypicals who study psychology/psychiatry because of how ~interesting~ mental illness is but refuse to actually listen to mentally ill people
neurotypicals who think it’s edgy to call themselves “psychotic” or “crazy,” or otherwise claim actual mental illness as some weird Aesthetic
neurotypicals who portray asylums as Spooky and make horror films about them, instead of mourning the very real acts of violence that were committed against mentally ill people there
neurotypicals who use actual disorders to describe their quirks
neurotypical writers who use mental illness as some interesting, tragic plot device and refuse to write complex, believable mentally ill characters with happy endings
neurotypicals
People who DO NOT romanticize mental illness:
mentally ill people who talk openly about their mental illness
mentally ill people who like some parts of their mental illness
mentally ill people who consider their mental illness a huge part of their identity
mentally ill people who do not want to label their mental illness
mentally ill people who self-diagnose, or feel uncertain about professionals’ diagnoses
mentally ill people who refuse treatment
mentally ill people
