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[heytheredali-deactivated2021070]

who else wants to go on a drive at 1am until we forget about what’s bothering us

[wanderlog]

[artchipel]

[rrachelinthewildd]

[nevershoutlovato]

Someone wanna be my friend that wants to FaceTime just to enjoy each others company and feel less alone? Message me!

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[awesome-picz]

Wholesome Cat Posts That Will Hopefully Make Your Day.

[slipping-into-madness]

[eilti]

This is legit.

[appendingfic]

It’s actually not the same thing

Because with $1,000, that might be the money you need for rent - $65 could be the prescription you need til the end of the month. Despite being 6.5% of the amount, it could be the difference between you actually eating that week.

But a person with $1 billion has their every need and desire met. They don’t have to worry about rent or food or medicine. They could fund the research for the cure if they caught a never-before-seen disease. $65 million may be 6.5% of that, but it will make no difference in their ability to support themselves.

tl;dr It’s actually less morally defensible for the billionaire to keep the money

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[nevershoutlovato]

Click here to support Moving To My Fiancee! organized by Kirstyn Kramlich

Kirstyn Kramlich Moving To My Fiancee! My name is Kirstyn and I’m from St. Louis, MO! I am moving to be with my fiancée three hours away in

Hi friends🥺 I don’t normally post personal things on my account but this is important. I’m moving three hours away to finally be with my fiancée again a couple months SOONER than I originally thought. Which is GREAT! But! That’s less time to save up money.

As of now, I’m still paying bills and rent and all that for where I’m living right now. I’m a nanny so this month, I’m losing almost 10 days worth of pay because the parents aren’t working, therefore I’m not working and not getting paid. So I’m kind of struggling in general much less to get ANOTHER apartment as well as moving expenses and trips out there in order to do interviews for jobs if needed.

So! That being said, any little bit helps. I would really appreciate it, as will my fiancée because I cannot get stuck in another lease where I’m currently living. So please, even if you can’t donate anything, please share this. Thank you all in advance❤️

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[inthenameofsephiroth]

[user87262893]

The type of the mother I’m trying to be. Not just encourage bodily autonomy, but reward displays of it, even when it might make someone else in the room uncomfortable.

[swedepea]

I’ve made so many people uncomfortable in supporting my daughter’s personal space. People will try to hug her, she’ll sometimes say “No, thank you” and the adult will look at me to make her do it, but I just say “It’s ok honey, you don’t have to hug anyone you don’t want to.” It makes people irrationally huffy, making me feel even more justified in supporting my daughter’s choices. Creeps.

[misharoux]

I legit had to mom-voice some random woman with a “she said no!” when she tried to force a hug on Madison. (who was not very good at verbalizing to people she didn’t know/trust at the time)

She replied, “I just want a hug, it won’t hurt her.”

Me: She. Said. No.  

There aren’t many things more important than letting my daughter know that I have her back when it comes to something like this. 

[ineeduhnap]

I work with five year olds and I had a very long talk with them about permission and that your body belongs to yourself and no one else. “Even if you want to hug your friend, you need to stop and ask if it’s okay and if they don’t want you to touch them, you should respect that choice and not do it.” they were like “cool” and then every time after that they had no problem asking their friends “can I give you a hug?” Or “can I hold your hand?” Very politely. If their friend said no, they shrugged and went on with their life. They even started asking me if they could hug me or if it was okay to hold my hand when they were sad. And I always ask when they need comfort “do you need or want a hug?” If they say no, I ask “okay, let me know what we can do as a class to help you feel better. Quiet time? Do you want a stuffed animal? Sit on the couch? Do you need some time alone?” They verbalize what they need and they become aware of their own autonomy and their ability and power to say “no.” Just because someone is an adult does NOT give them the right to hug a child who has said “no” or “no thanks.” Teach then that they own their own body, and no one else is in charge of it. Teach them the power of NO.

[willowofthehearth]

She replied, “I just want a hug, it won’t hurt her.”

Sure, it’ll just teach her that her consent is to be ignored. No harm in that… Surely.

[nf-88]

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