[chrvstenpress]

compelled to re-imagine the status quo

[tvandfilm]

Only Murders in the Building (2021-present) Dirty Birds (S05E04)

[tcifob]

CP: Is there anything you want to say?

TH: I probably just want to say, like, thank you for... Yeah, to my family. Yeah. And now I just got to watch you play soccer.

CP: Now everyone knows why I can't retire. She said she couldn't relate to me if I didn't play soccer.

TH: Well, I think one of the greatest gifts that football gave me was you.

[shamelessbirdavenue14]

I built my fyp brick by brick

[moosiala-deactivated20250927]

[uncuredturkeybacon]

hell yeah

[leveloneandup]

Bobbi 💕

[xowoso]

[leveloneandup]

tag who u luv

[myxxym]

#gay #ugh so cuteee

[victusinveritas]

[victusinveritas]

There's more:

[uswnt5]

Obviously just one writer’s opinion, but 🐐

“10. Christen Press

Major Achievements: Two FIFA World Cups, two CONCACAF Women's Championships, 2010 NCAA Player of the Year, 2012 Swedish Cup, and 2013 Damallsvenskan Golden Boot.

In terms of pure technical ability to hit a soccer ball, Christen Press is up there with the greatest of them all. Perhaps also best describes the insouciant forward's game is balance. With 64 goals and 43 assists for the USA in 155 games (0.69 goal involvements per match), Press was as almost as effective when it came to finding teammates as hitting the back of the net. Not many Americans have that kind of ratio.

While Press arguably doesn't have the same trophy cabinet at club level as some other top players, she also played a lot of her career for teams that didn't dominate their leagues. Similarly, injuries and mistreatment have robbed Press of many seasons and statistics. But the forward at her peak, when given an opportunity, was one of the most spectacular talents of all time.”

https://www.si.com/soccer/the-15-greatest-womens-soccer-forwards-all-time

Accurate!

[jadonsgf]

[moringmark]

[runcibility]

I liked this post, scrolled for like another minute before I went “SHIT FUCK SHIT” and scrolled back to reblog it

[quadriviummuse]

I always reblog this one when I see it on my dash. When someone posts their own art, writing, or music here they are really hoping you will share it.

[hamletthedane]

“There are other forces at work in this world besides the will of evil.”

[slotted-spoon]

Best go vote add I’ve seen, maybe ever

[hamletthedane]

I remember posting this back in 2020, not even intending the message to be “go vote”. The last photo was chosen among many others simply because it was a nice visual conclusion to the preceding chaos. The post was made many months before the election, and I had intended more to speak to the overall terrifying political climate of 2020 and all the small things we were doing to fight back and make changes that year.

But upon posting this, I received over 400 asks (I stopped counting) from different people demanding that I take the post down, telling me how dare I suggest that people vote in this political climate, and even several dozen anonymous asks threatening to attack/kill me for “spreading nationalistic propaganda”

It’s hard to remember, but that was the general sentiment around the election online in 2020: Rampant disinformation. Large-scale campaigns dissuading people from voting. Hundreds of negative comments on any post that even MENTIONED voting. You couldn’t get away.

But this election? It’s night and day. While I’m sure there’s still some people whining in a sad dark corner somewhere that moral purity is dead and they’re the last chosen saints of leftism, etc etc, the vast, VAST majority of people have zero tolerance for that bullshit this time around.

We are voting. We are talking to our friends and family about voting. We are reading the actual news and trying to cut through BS online quick-takes. We are getting people to the polls and donating to Harris and standing in line with others waiting to vote.

I’ve voted in every primary and election since I turned 18, but I have never seen young people voting on this level before. It’s truly mind-boggling just how much the younger voting block has mobilized in this election. This is the kind of thing that can change a nation if we let it.

Honestly, regardless of how the election turns out tomorrow, everybody should be so proud of what we tried to accomplish here. Keep up the good fight.

[secondclassvines]

[mongolian-ass-eater]

I see stuff like this every once in a while and it reminds me the kids are still alright

[knucklehead--mcspazatron]

I have no idea what is going on but I watched this like 20 times

[kyleblackpaw]

this automatically surpasses the harlem shake meme because instead of a smash cut they all organically hid

[suzypfonne]

Before January 2025:

If you are a USAmerican in a relationship that might be affected by legislation that dissolves same-sex marriages, who may no longer be recognized as next-of-kin, especially if you have children, get your rights in writing!

Your marriage certificate may not be enough to prove you have rights to make medical decisions for non-biological children or for a same-sex spouse or partner.

Go to a lawyer, get it spelled out as clearly as possible that you have a voice in emergency medical and legal situations.

[irisbleufic]

For those of us who aren’t lawyers or well-versed in law generally, can someone clarify what kind of document, by name, people should be drafting with their lawyers? Is it a type of letter, or is there a name for this classification of document? I’m aware that it probably varies by US state, but a lot of people are likely feeling extremely lost right now and don’t know where to start on this. I definitely don’t. I live in a state that isn’t likely to nullify existing marriages or prevent new ones from taking place, but who knows what they’re going to try at the national level and enforce from the top down.

[suzypfonne]

Power of Attorney should cover most partners and spouses to ensure that they will be making each other's health care decisions in cases of serious illness. LGBTQ+ spouses and domestic partners must execute proper Health Care Power of Attorney documents listing each other as the highest priority agents for making each other's health care decisions in case of incapacity.

Here's a resource from GLAD.

[nicky35]

2015-∞