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daftpatience

this is what i wanted to make! feel free 2 use this for whatever i love you

indicatheory

#save

lichtschimmer

New Zealand, Lake Tepako - webcam

pikopuri

girls love having their little digital archives

heavenly67

we should all get really into chartreuse and other spectacular grellows

#I LOVE

uesp

This is the eighth anniversary of the official announcement teaser of The Elder Scrolls VI.

dogpuppy

wizardarchetypes

it's so funny how differently you experience the world as a disabled person. all the time people who don't like dogs are like "how comes dogs are allowed everywhere? dogs go everywhere like stores and all and restaurants and there's no rules about it! no one cares and we're all just supposed to accept it! you're not allowed to say anything about a dog in a public place even if the dog is behaving badly!"

and ofc i know there's nuance here and that plenty of people do bring poorly trained dogs places they shouldn't and get away with it.

but as a service dog handler i can tell you the idea that dogs are allowed everywhere and that no one dares challenge a dog's presence in public spaces is is deeply skewed by your experience as someone who doesn't need to go everywhere (or even anywhere) with a dog.

if you actually have to go somewhere with a dog you will not believe the number of people who will actually start shouting at you and ultimately try to have you removed from the restaurant, airplane, library, museum, entire 12-week university course, simply by saying "I'm allergic to dogs!"

and what never gets old is the way the staff of these places will actually side against you like "well, if they're allergic..."

wizardarchetypes

i was once at a random corner store in chicago waiting in line to buy a gatorade and a woman walked in, saw my service poodle, and started screaming (i do mean screaming) in fear and everyone ran to her and asked what was wrong and she said, "why is there a dog in here! i'm terrified of dogs!" and the cashier and multiple bystanders angrily told me to leave.

so i'm really sorry if it's obnoxious that sometimes people lie about their annoying pets to get them into a shopping mall or something but i rly don't have time to care

wizardarchetypes

i once had a professor email me and ask me if i'd be willing to drop an entire course and re-take it the next semester because another student emailed him the first day and told him they were bitten by a dog as a child and couldn't focus on class if there were a dog nearby.

i expressed compassion for their trauma but asked the professor whether there were another way to accommodate the student. i said, "what happens if another student next semester is afraid of dogs too? when will i get to take the class?" and i meant it as a genuine concern but the professor was like "you're just choosing to worry about hypotheticals."

wizardarchetypes

it's so funny how differently you experience the world as a disabled person. all the time people who don't like dogs are like "how comes dogs are allowed everywhere? dogs go everywhere like stores and all and restaurants and there's no rules about it! no one cares and we're all just supposed to accept it! you're not allowed to say anything about a dog in a public place even if the dog is behaving badly!"

and ofc i know there's nuance here and that plenty of people do bring poorly trained dogs places they shouldn't and get away with it.

but as a service dog handler i can tell you the idea that dogs are allowed everywhere and that no one dares challenge a dog's presence in public spaces is is deeply skewed by your experience as someone who doesn't need to go everywhere (or even anywhere) with a dog.

if you actually have to go somewhere with a dog you will not believe the number of people who will actually start shouting at you and ultimately try to have you removed from the restaurant, airplane, library, museum, entire 12-week university course, simply by saying "I'm allergic to dogs!"

and what never gets old is the way the staff of these places will actually side against you like "well, if they're allergic..."

wizardarchetypes

i was once at a random corner store in chicago waiting in line to buy a gatorade and a woman walked in, saw my service poodle, and started screaming (i do mean screaming) in fear and everyone ran to her and asked what was wrong and she said, "why is there a dog in here! i'm terrified of dogs!" and the cashier and multiple bystanders angrily told me to leave.

so i'm really sorry if it's obnoxious that sometimes people lie about their annoying pets to get them into a shopping mall or something but i rly don't have time to care

wizardarchetypes

i once had a professor email me and ask me if i'd be willing to drop an entire course and re-take it the next semester because another student emailed him the first day and told him they were bitten by a dog as a child and couldn't focus on class if there were a dog nearby.

i expressed compassion for their trauma but asked the professor whether there were another way to accommodate the student. i said, "what happens if another student next semester is afraid of dogs too? when will i get to take the class?" and i meant it as a genuine concern but the professor was like "you're just choosing to worry about hypotheticals."

kaviesbox

men will literally encourage female hypersexuality until it stops benefiting them personally. then suddenly it becomes pathology, degradation, daddy issues, lack of self-respect, trauma, etc. they’ll consume sexualized women constantly, glorify them, fantasize about them, profit off them, even build entire cultures around them. but the second a woman embodies that sexuality too openly, too honestly, or outside of male control, she’s “damaged” now. like suddenly the thing they were rewarding becomes proof there’s something wrong with her like what?