yeehaw culture

always yearning. mostly for boba. they/them

[ohdarlingwatson]

As a Reputation Swiftie, Midnights is really contending for fave spot. It’s so fucking good.

[ohdarlingwatson]

Anyways, Midnights is perfect and it’s the only thing I’ll be talking about for the next forever.

[ohdarlingwatson]

She really said, sorry your life sucks - couldn’t be me. ✨

[ohdarlingwatson]

Labyrinth is the fall 2022 tender bitch anthem send tweet

[ohdarlingwatson]

I cannot wait to be blasting Vigilante Shit with the bass turnt tf up, windows down and hauling ass down the highway

[ohdarlingwatson]

when she said “I never think of him/ except on midnights like this” FELT THAT SHIT

[ohdarlingwatson]

lavender haze has the same bg noise as false god and I’m loving it I ate that shit UP

[ohdarlingwatson]

on a sad note: I put my notice in with the firm I’ve been with 4+ years (aka my first big kid job).

on a funny note: while talking to my attorney about how I’m leaving, she told me I could call her up to cuss anyone out if I need it, since my new firm is a big law place and will probably have some “decorum or shit like that.”

[catmiration]

googling why bad thoughts = tummy ache

[catmiration]

[ohdarlingwatson]

I was today years old when I learned the max tabs you can have open on safari on iPhone is 500. Yes, I’m mentally ill.

[severalowls]

forget your icon forget your url fuck it forget your blog title. reblog with why is your bio what it is.

no tricksy business, if its just your age and/or pronouns i want to know why are you that age.

[ambientwitch]

[phantomsteed]

“do you rodents think you can handle a semicircle” is making me lose my damn mind

[shoelace-and-friends]

This mouse is absolutely gay 

[ohdarlingwatson]

I thought this was going to be a children’s story about having a gay teacher, so yeah. Absolutely fucking concur.

[urlocalllama]

if I could ask God anything and get the real, genuine answer, I'd ask him why He commanded Abraham to sacrifice Isaac. He knew He was going to stop him. He knew that He'd never truly ask him to do it. He knew that if he went through with it then His promise would be frustrated.

The thing is... the story has led parents to think it's okay to sacrifice their children, metaphorically and sometimes literally, for a false sense of moral superiority. How many LGBT+ children have been sacrificed in the supposed name of Christianity? How many autistic children? How many orphaned children? How many abused children?

Maybe it was the right lesson for Abraham, especially about how it paralleled Christ's atonement. But it's not a story that has translated well into modern times.

[relatablemormonmoments]

do you want the Jewish answer? It was to challenge him to think critically about commandments from g-d (and translating to religion as an institution, rulings from religious leaders and scripture), and it's a challenge he failed. He was supposed to, theoretically, fight g-d and say "no, by no means am I going to do this. I don't care that you created everything, that is my child and my world, and I'm not going to do it just because you said so."

Instead, Abraham royally screws up, traumatises his son, and in doing so, loses his son, loses g-d's will and favor, and in the Tanakh we never really hear from Abraham again after this point, because he failed.

It's a story about someone blindly following in faith, and losing the most important things to them because they never stopped to think "Wait, did I hear this right? And if I did hear this right, am I so sure that this is something I want to follow?"

Isaac was Abraham's only son at the time, and the child he had fought so hard to have. Him following an order blindly without thinking of the consequences is not supposed to be a good thing (It just kind of benefits the feudal society that eventually embraced Christianity, which is why the understanding was changed in Christian worldviews.)

[ohdarlingwatson]

growing up I always remember that this story pissed me off bc the Christian way of telling it was the emphasis on God being merciful, but this. This is what I was thinking, but didn’t have the words for.

[shaunrom-deactivated20220709]

What’s there to lose guys. Let’s all fake date for valentines. Who’s stopping us .

[grimeclown]

Put an egg in your ramen. Put scallions in your ramen. Put chili oil in your ramen. Put kewpie Mayo in your ramen. But nori in your ramen. Put tofu in your ramen. Put miso paste in your ramen. Put mushrooms in your ramen.

[grimeclown]

Do NOT reply or comment except to add good things to put in ramen. That’s what this post is for.

[gaysquaredwrites]

Actually that’s something nobody talks about when it comes to audio processing issues; it’s so much worse when the language being spoken isn’t your native one.

I took six years of spanish in school and couldn’t figure out what was wrong with me because my reading comprehension was fine, I could write, I could have simple conversations fine; but trying to understand a clip of someone speaking spanish on its own? Felt nigh impossible.

Audio comprehension has always been the most difficult thing for me anytime I’ve tried to learn a language. I can’t imagine the extra layers of bullshit if english isn’t your native language and you’re trying to deal with that in a country like the US, too.

[biloveds]

omg ok put in the tags a food that makes u feel like life is worth living when you eat it. like u eat it and it's soo good and everything's fine actually

[biloveds]

ppl who say pasta why are u boring. good for u though