My dear friend has lung cancer from secondhand smoke. He's 16.
Whenever he tells people that he has cancer, they react with sympathy. Then he tells them it's lung cancer.
Boom. No more sympathy. Just 'why did you smoke?' 'Did you vape?' 'You're a little young for that, aren't you?' 'Why do you have cancer?'
Fuck you. He's 16. He can't breathe. He's gone through chemo and every type of treatment under the goddamn sun. We goof off and act like kids and he has to sit down to gasp and choke for five, ten minutes.
One very important note on the immense value of the Internet Archive that I haven't seen mentioned yet:
It crawls major newspapers like the New York Times multiple times per day.
For anything other than one of those scrolling updates breaking news pages, you can access it from the Archive usually within an hour or two of it being published. No paywall. You want international news? You got it. Opinion? That too. Recipes? It's all here. Page not yet archived? There's a button for that and now you got it.
There are various paywall-evading extensions and tricks out there, but they don't always work. This does.
TODAY, August 12, 2024, The Animation Guild begins negotiations with the AMPTP to win a new contract for animation. This is a huge fight with severe stakes for the future of the Animation Industry in the US, and the guild needs your support!
TAG is fighting, Right Now, to stop exploitative practices that are weaponized against animation professionals across the globe, and working hard to ensure this industry has a future here in the states.
If you are a fan of animation, whether it's major or independent studios, eastern or western, tv or movies, we need you to get LOUD in support of The Animation Guild. The crews who work so hard to bring these works to life are struggling to pay their bills, if they can find work at all, while studio CEOs are getting multi-million dollar raises to cancel projects and gut streaming libraries.
We can win this fight, but we need public outcry and support. If you work in animation, if you've ever dreamed of working in animation, or if you just love animation, please stand with TAG and support the union effort to keep animation a viable career and a valuable medium!
The one good thing to come from the Velma show is that now everyone is watching and appreciating the master piece that is Scooby-Doo Mystery Incorporated
Sea names are here! Thanks for the request :-) This list is really long, you can see the mini version here: Sea Names (mini list)
Also, this list only contains names about the sea itself. Keep an eye out for beach names, sea creature names, fishing names, sailing and pirate names, and mermaid names.
-----------Gender Neutral Names - no gender only waves------------
Abadibo - m/f (Ijaw) a person from the sea
Aches - m/f (Welsh) the sound of waves crashing on the shore
Aix - m/f (Greek) a tall wave
Akai - m/f (Japanese) love of the sea, sea of love
Ama - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean
Amane - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean / sound of the ocean / ocean peak / peaceful ocean, quiet sea / ocean rhyme, ocean elegance, tone of the ocean / hope of the ocean / ocean's request / ocean prayer / rare ocean / phenomenal ocean / ocean of feathers / ambassador of the ocean / ocean messenger / full moon ocean / ocean's desire
Anka - m/f (Chukchi) the sea
Anka-k - m/f (Chukchi) in the sea
Aomi - m/f (Japanese) sea of hollyhock, sea of althea / green sea / sea kingfisher / blue sea / blue-green sea / bright sea / indigo sea / sea of a hundred millet
Bada - m/f (Korean) sea, ocean
Bahari - m/f (Swahili) sea, ocean
Bayandalai - m/f (Mongolian) rich sea
Bō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) wave
Cháo - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) tide, flow, damp
Dalay - m/f (Mongolian) sea, ocean
Deniz - m/f (Turkish) sea
'Ehu - m/f (Hawaiian) sea spray / red haired
Gal - m/f (Hebrew) wave
Galor - m/f (Hebrew) wave of light
Ha - m/f (Japanese, Hattic) waves
Hae - m/f (Korean) sea, ocean
Hae-ju - m/f (Korean) jewel of the sea / ocean pearl / circumference of the ocean
Haf - m/f (Old Norse) sea, ocean
Hai - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) sea, ocean
Haibō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean wave
Haibó - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) wide as the sea, wide sea
Haiyìng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) light reflecting off the ocean
Haiyīng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) flower petal on the sea, sea of flower petals / brave sea, hero of the sea / cherry blossom sea, sea of cherry blossoms / jade sea / seahawk, sea eagle, sea falcon
Halmē - m/f (Greek) seawater, brine
Hals - m/f (Greek) salt, sea
Harou - m/f (Japanese) bright wave, clear wave
Hasumi - m/f (Japanese) pure wave / clear wave / sea lotus, sea of lotuses
Hidemi - m/f (Japanese) sun coming out from the ocean / beautiful ocean, elegant ocean / flower petal ocean, sea of flower petals
Hinami - m/f (Japanese) sun and waves, day of waves / graceful wave, beautiful wave / like a wave / flying waves / princess of waves / light wave / scarlet wave / wave of fire
Hiro - m/f (Japanese) ocean
Hiroka - m/f (Japanese) beautiful ocean / Summer sea / flower sea, sea of flowers / join the ocean / ocean of joy, ocean's praise / perfume of the sea / fruit of the sea / fragrance of the sea / the sea's congratulations, ocean of joy / softening ocean, peaceful ocean, harmony of the ocean / ocean leisure / music of the ocean / graceful ocean / great ocean / seabird
Hlaing - m/f (Burmese) wave, overwhelm, plentiful
Hoi - m/f (Cantonese) ocean
Honda - m/f (Japanese) sea, ocean
Hóngbō - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) flooding wave, tidal wave / red wave / great wave
Jiànyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) building ocean / sword of the sea / strong sea
Jiānyíng - m/f (Mandarin Chinese) amongst the sea
Llan - m/f (Welsh) tide, flow. Also: Lan
Ka - m/f (Japanese) ocean
Ka'ehu - m/f (Hawaiian) the seaspray / the red haired one
Kai - m/f (Hawaiian) sea
Kaiea - m/f (Hawaiian) rising sea
Kaimana - m/f (Hawaiian) power of the ocean
Kainoa - m/f (Hawaiian) sea of freedom
Kaion - m/f (Japanese) sound of the sea
Kihiro - m/f (Japanese) sea of trees / sea of plants / sea of brightness / hope for the ocean, expecting the ocean / living ocean, fresh ocean / ocean chronicle / precious sea / ocean of joy
Michika - m/f (Japanese) sea of thousands of flowers / sea of thousands of songs / sea of love, loves the sea / sea of thousands of joys / sea of thousands of birch trees / sea of joy
Miharu - m/f (Japanese) Spring sea / sea of light, sun and sea / clear weather on the ocean / distant sea
Minto - m/f (Japanese) sound of the ocean / seaweed, seagrass / leaf sea, sea of leaves / sea door / sea rabbit / ocean city / peach sea, sea of peaches / sea walk / person of the sea / sea of wisteria, sea of vines / eastern sea
Mioto - m/f (Japanese) sound of the sea
Moana - m/f (Maori, Hawaiian) ocean, wide expanse of water, deep sea. Also: Moána
Mönkhdalai - m/f (Mongolian) eternal sea
Mor - m/f (Cornish) sea
Morgan - m/f (Welsh) sea circle
Mulgyeol - m/f (Korean) wave, tide, layers of water
Muriel - m/f (English) bright sea
Nagi - m/f (Japanese) calm at sea, lull
Nalu - m/f (Hawaiian) wave, surf
Nami - m/f (Japanese) wave
Nobumi - m/f (Japanese) fragrance of the sea / trust in the sea / open sea
Ocean - m/f (English) Also: Océan
Okyanus - m/f (Turkish) ocean
Onja - m/f (Malagasy) wave
Onjalalaina - m/f (Malagasy) beloved wave, wave held dear
Oryam - m/f (Hebrew) sea of light, light sea
Riaka - m/f (Malagasy) sea / small streams of water created by rain
Aarna - f (Sanskrit) wave, ocean. Another name for the goddess Lakshmi
Adva - f (Hebrew) small wave, ripple
Aihai - f (Chinese) love of the sea, sea of love
Aimi - f (Japanese) love of the ocean
Alda - f (Icelandic) heavy swelling wave, tall rolling wave
Aldey - f (Icelandic) island of tall waves
Amame - f (Japanese) love of the sea / love of pearls
Amami - f (Japanese) ocean of heaven, heavenly ocean / sky and sea / ocean of rain, rainy sea
Ami - f (Japanese) blue sea
Anka-ny - f (Chukchi) in the sea. Traditionally given to girls born during an ocean voyage.
Asherah - f (Semitic) she who walks in the sea. A Semitic mother goddess
Aytollkyn - f (Kazakh) moon and waves. Also: Aytolqyn
Bahriya - f (Uzbek) sea, ocean
Banga - f (Lithuanian) wave, billow
Banguolė - f (Lithuanian) little wave
Bára - f (Old Norse) wave, billow
Benthesicyme - f (Greek) depth and waves of the sea. A Greek goddess of waves
Blirime - f (Albanian) tide
Bylgja - f (Old Norse) billow, wave
Chulsa - f (Khmer) sea, ocean
Cymopolea - f (Greek) wave walker
Dahae - f (Korean) over the sea / more than the sea
Darya - f (Persian) sea, ocean
Delmara - f (Spanish) of the sea
Derya - f (Turkish) sea, ocean
Detare - f (Albanian) of the sea
Dolgunna - f (Yakut) wave
Drofn - f (Old Norse) wave, billow
Dúfa - f (Old Norse) pitching wave
Dzovik - f (Armenian) sea
Eidunn - f (Old Norse) oath of the wave
Eimi - f (Japanese) depending on the sea / sea performer / sea phantom / ocean reflection / sea of prosperity / glorious sea / splendor of the sea / sea of eternity / crystal sea, sea sparkling like jewelry / sea of grain / hero of the sea / sea's protection / sea song, poem of the sea / violent sea
Fridunn - f (Faroese) beautiful wave, good wave, wave of peace, wave of safety
Gæirunnr - f (Ancient Scandinavian) spear wave
Gagasi - f (Zulu) wave
Galateia - f (Greek) goddess of the calm sea
Galene - f (Greek) stillness of the sea, calm
Gali - f (Hebrew) my wave
Galia - f (Hebrew) wave
Galit - f (Hebrew) wave
Galyah - f (Hebrew) wave from God
Geut - f (Hebrew) tide
Gwenore - f (Welsh) white wave
Hae-hwa - f (Korean) sea of flowers / illustrious sea
Hae-in - f (Korean) kind sea
Hae-won - f (Korean) beautiful sea
Hafdís - f (Old Norse) lady of the ocean / ocean goddess / ocean seeress / woman of the ocean
Hafey - f (Icelandic) ocean island, island in the sea
Hafrós - f (Icelandic) rose of the sea, sea of roses
Hafrún - f (Icelandic) ocean's secret / sea magic
Hailan - f (Mandarin Chinese) ocean waves, ripples / love of blue
Haixiá - f (Mandarin Chinese) misty ocean / ocean of rosy clouds
Halimede - f (Greek) to think of the sea
Hamoni - f (Japanese) sound of waves / wave of hope
Haren - f (Japanese) lotus wave
Hatepuna - f (Hattic) child of the sea
Hiav - f (Hmong) sea, ocean
Hiromiko - f (Japanese) beautiful child of the ocean, child of the beautiful ocean
Hlédís - f (Old Norse) goddess of the sea / ocean seeress / lady of the sea / woman of the sea
Hreidunn - f (Ancient Scandinavian) home amongst the waves
Hronn - f (Old Norse) wave
Indaliai - f (Sanskrit) sea feather, feather from the sea
Itsasne - f (Basque) ocean
Itsaso - f (Basque) ocean
Itxaso - f (Basque) ocean
Iwerydd - f (Welsh) the ocean
Ji-Hae - f (Korean) earth and sea / sea of wisdom
Jūra - f (Lithuanian) sea
Jūratė - f (Lithuanian) sea. A Lithuanian sea goddess
Kaehuwahine - f (Hawaiian) the woman of sea spray / the red haired woman
Kaiko - f (Japanese) child of the sea
Kailani - f (Hawaiian) sea and sky
Kaile'a - f (Hawaiian) sea of joy
Kainani - f (Hawaiian) beautiful sea, glorious sea, sea of splendor
Kaino - f (Japanese) my sea
Kairen - f (Japanese) ocean lotus
Kairi - f (Japanese) nautical mile / sea of pears / ocean village / sea of white jasmine
Kaisa - f (Japanese) sea of gauze, sea of thin silk
Kaise - f (Japanese) ocean world
Kamiko - f (Japanese) child of the fragrant sea
Kaylani - f (English) sea and sky
Kehlani - f (English) sea and sky
Kinvara - f (Gaelic) head of the sea
Kona - f (Japanese) wave of fragrance, fragrance of waves / little wave
Konami - f (Japanese) beautiful wave of fragrance, beautiful fragrance of waves / beautiful little wave
Konoa - f (Japanese) heart of the ocean, soul of the ocean
Kreshte - f (Albanian) crest, wave
Kymo - f (Greek) wave, the end of waves
Kympa - f (Greek) wave, billow
Kymopoleia - f (Greek) wave walker
Laine - f (Estonian) wave
Lamorna - f (Cornish) high tide around a church
Maimiti - f (Tahitian) surfer, coming from the sea
Manami - f (Japanese) love of the ocean
Mar - f (Spanish, Catalan) sea. Also: Marr
Maraja - f (Esperanto) made by the sea
Mardís - f (Old Norse) woman of the sea / lady of the sea / goddess of the sea
Mardoll - f (Old Norse) shining sea. A name for the Norse goddess Freyja
Maren - f (Danish) of the sea
Marey - f (Icelandic) island in the sea
Margunn - f (Norwegian) sea battle
Mari - f (Japanese) sea
Marijn - f (Dutch) of the sea
Marimu - f (Japanese) dream of the sea
Marina - f (Italian) of the sea. Also: Marína, Mariña
Marine - f (French) of the sea
Marinella - f (Italian) of the sea. Also: Marinela
Marinette - f (French) of the sea
Marinka - f (Croatian, Slovene) of the sea
Maris - f (Latin) of the sea
Marisol - f (Spanish) sea and sun. Also: Marísól
Maristela - f (Spanish) star of the sea. Also: Maristella
Marna - f (Danish) of the sea
Maryna - f (Ukranian) of the sea
Mavji - f (Uzbek) wave, billow, glimmer
Meme - f (Japanese) love of the sea / sea bud, sea sprout
Metlem - f (Turkish) sea wind
Meraud - f (Cornish) sea
Meri - f (Finnish) sea
Meriel - f (English) bright sea
Merike - f (Finnish) sea
Meril - f (Hungarian) bright sea
Merla - f (English) bright sea
Merletta - f (English) bright sea
Meryl - f (English) bright sea
Mia - f (Japanese) love of the ocean, love of the deep
Miaya - f (Japanese) color of the sea
Mikage - f (Japanese) light sea, ocean of light
Mikai - f (Japanese) beautiful sea
Mikako - f (Japanese) surrounding ocean
Mikaze - f (Japanese) sea wind
Millawa - f (Polynesian) peaceful ocean waves
Mimi - f (Japanese) beautiful ocean / fruit of the sea / dream of the sea / sea of lights / heart of the sea
Minon - f (Japanese) sound of the ocean
Mioko -f (Japanese) child of the sea ceremony
Mion - f (Japanese) sound of the sea
Mira - f (Sanskrit) sea, ocean. Also: Meera
Miramar - f (Spanish) look to the sea
Misa - f (Japanese) sea of happiness / sea of fine sand
Miti -f (Tahitian) sea
Mitsuha - f (Japanese) wave of light / honey wave / three waves
Miyaha - f (Japanese) temple of waves, shrine of waves, palace of waves
Mizūmi - f (Japanese) seawater. Also: Mizuumi
Morgana - f (English) sea circle
Morgane - f (French) sea circle
Morgelyn - f (Cornish) sea holly
Morlanow - f (Cornish) high tide
Muireann - f (Irish) fair sea, white sea
Muirenn - f (Irish) fair sea, white sea
Muirgel - f (Irish) bright sea
Muirgheal - f (Irish) bright sea
Muireall - f (Scottish) bright sea
Muirgen - f (Irish) born of the sea. A mermaid of Irish myth
Muirín - f (Irish) born of the sea
Murdag - f (Scottish) sea warrior
Murielle - f (French) bright sea
Murron - f (Scottish) fair sea, white sea
Myrgjol - f (Ancient Scandinavian) bright sea
Nagiha - f (Japanese) waves on the shore / calm wave
Naia - f (Basque) wave, sea foam. Also: Naïa
Namino - f (Japanese) my wave / wave of hope / waving field
Nanami - f (Japanese) seven seas
Nanon - f (Japanese) sound of waves
Natsuha - f (Japanese) Summer wave
Nehalennia - f (Gaulish) steerswoman, seafarer. A Gaulish goddess of the sea, commerce, divination, and the Otherworld
Nijiha - f (Japanese) seven waves / rainbow wave
Nolwandle - f (Zulu) mother of oceans
Nozomi - f (Japanese) hope of the sea
Océane - f (French) ocean
Odeta - f (Albanian) the sea
Ona - f (Catalan) wave
Ondina - f (Italian, Portuguese) wave
Oumi - f (Japanese) sea, ocean
Oyto'lqin - f (Uzbek) moon wave
Øyunn - f (Norwegian) wave of fortune / island wave
Pelageya - f (Russian) the sea. Also: Pelagiya
Pelagia - f (Ancient Greek) the sea. Also: Pelágia, Pelàgia
Puakai - f (Hawaiian) ocean flower
Rathanakreasey - f (Khmer) pile of stones, glass / the ocean
Reidun - f (Norwegian) home amongst the waves
Ririka - f (Japanese) glassy blue waves / waves like tinkling of jewelry / village of waves / companion of waves / jewel of the waves / cold wave / benefit of the waves
Rosemarie - f (English) a variant of Rosemary
Rosemary - f (English) the name of an herb, which gets its name from "ros marinus" meaning "dew of the sea" in Latin.
Romey - f (English) a diminutive of Rosemary
Rouzu - f (Japanese) city of waves
Sachiho - f (Japanese) wave of happiness, lucky wave / sand and waves / color of waves / wave of blossoms / gauze wave
Sæbjørg - f (Ancient Scandinavian) help of the sea
Sæbjört - f (Icelandic) bright sea
Sædís - f (Icelandic) sea goddess / woman of the sea / lady of the sea
Sægifu - f (Old English) gift of the sea
Sælaug - f (Icelandic) betrothed to the sea
Sæny - f (Icelandic) new sea
Særós - f (Icelandic) sea rose / sea of roses
Særún - f (Icelandic) secret of the sea / sea magic
Sæunn - f (Old Norse) ocean wave
Sæunnr - f (Old Norse) ocean wave
Sæwynn - f (Old English) sea of joy
Sami - f (Japanese) sand and sea
Sehild - f (Old English) battle at sea
Selga - f (Latvian) deep sea, open sea
Sepol - f (Kurdish) wave
Shiina - f (Japanese) seven seas
Shioriko - f (Japanese) child of the village of evening tides
Sigurbára - f (Icelandic) wave of victory
Silendi - f (Old Frisian) land and sea
Solimar - f (Portuguese) sun and sea. Also: Solemar, Solymar
Solunn - f (Old Norse) sun and waves
Søyvor - f (Old Norse) Spring sea
Steinunn - f (Old Norse) stone amongst the waves
Sumudra - f (Bengali) someone who is like the ocean
Taimi - f (Japanese) big sea / peaceful sea
Tanima - f (Pashto) wave
Tarni - f (Kaurna) surf, wave, breaker
Thalassa - f (Greek) sea. The Greek personification of the sea
Tiamat - f (Semitic) sea. The Babylonian personification of the sea.
Tijuana - f (Spanish) by the sea
To'lqina - f (Uzbek) wave
Tonwen - f (Welsh) white wave
Torunn - f (Old Norse) wave of Thor. Also: Tórunn, Torun
Ulappa - f (Finnish) open sea
Umi - f (Japanese) sea, ocean
Umiko - f (Japanese) child of the sea
Unda - f (Latin) wave
Undine - f (English) wave. Used in literature to refer to female water spirits. Also: Undīne
Undinė - f (Lithuanian) wave, mermaid
Unn - f (Norwegian) to wave, to billow
Unna - f (Old Norse) to wave, to billow
Unndís - f (Icelandic) woman of the waves / lady of the waves / goddess of the waves
Unni - f (Norwegian) new wave
Unnr - f (Old Norse) to wave, to billow
Unnveig - f (Norwegian) power of the waves, powerful waves
Unnur - f (Icelandic) to wave, to billow
Urmi - f (Sanskrit) wave, billow. Also: Ūrmí
Urmila - f (Sanskrit) wave, billow
Vaimiti - f (Tahitian) seawater, saltwater
Vaimitiarii - f (Tahitian) noble of the sea water
Valbardha - f (Albanian) white wave
Valdete - f (Albanian) ocean wave
Valmira - f (Albanian) good wave
Vidunn - f (Norwegian) big wave
Waraqucha - f (Quechua) star of the sea
Wasa - f (Proto-Polynesian) sea
Yachiho - f (Japanese) eight thousand waves
Yamit - f (Hebrew) little sea
Yōko - f (Japanese) child of the ocean. Also: Yoko, Youko
Yumeha - f (Japanese) dream of waves
Yumemi - f (Japanese) dream of waves
Yumiho - f (Japanese) evening ocean sail, sailing the ocean in the evening
Hey loves! In line with the theme, today’s post is about spacey/celestial names for your characters! I have about 3 separate WIPs with names from this list, and my main one (the book), Look Alive Sunshine) has Elio and Galateia. I love space and space names a bit too much, but no matter! I included names related to planets, stars, galaxies, etc. Anything in space goes on here! Also this post is formatted a bit weirdly, I hope you don’t mind :)
Enjoy!
Feminine Names 1
Adhara
Alcyone
Andromeda
Astra
Astrid
Aurora
Belinda
Bellatrix
Bianca
Cassiopeia
Celeste
Chandra
Cordelia
Cressida
Danica
Despina
Dione
Elara
Electra
Estella
Galatea
Halley
Helene
Hilda
Ida
Juliet
Kamaria
Larissa
Leda
Luna
Lyra
Maia
Rhea
Selene
Soleil
Starla
Stella
Sunny
Thalassa
Titania
Venus
Vesta
Feminine Names 2
Amalthea
Ara
Ariel
Arpina
Ascella
Asterope
Astraea
Callisto
Calypso
Capella
Carina
Cybele
Estelle
Esther
Europa
Faye
Flora
Gaia
Helia
Hilda
Hoshi
Indu
Io
Lucine
Mahina
Meissa
Miram
Miranda
Nashira
Ophelia
Pandora
Phoebe
Roxana
Sasi
Sidra
Sitara
Svetlana
Talitha
Thebe
Vega
Yvaine
Zaniah
Masculine Names 1
Altair
Apollo
Astrophel
Atlas
Badar
Castor
Cielo
Cygnus
Donati
Elio
Finlay
Galileo
Hamal
Hesperos
Janus
Jericho
Jupiter
Leo
Namid
Neil
Neptune
Oberon
Orion
Pallas
Perseus
Pollux
Qamar
Rasalas
Red
Regulus
Rigel
Sabik
Samson
Saros
Saturn
Sirius
Sol
Styx
Triton
Tycho
Zenith
Masculine Names 2
Aerglo
Aibek
Aku
Aldrin
Alioth
Anatole
Aquila
Archer
Armstrong
Aster
Badru
Blaze
Chan
Ciro
Cyrus
Draco
Eros
Freyr
Galilei
Helios
Hercules
Iah
Isaac
Izar
Jovian
Koray
Lintang
Mayank
Mercury
Muraco
Nash
Nicolaus
Orpheus
Phoebus
Pluto
Pulan
Ravi
Scorpio
Tarak
Titan
Vulcan
Zeus
Gender Neutral Names
Alpha
Aries
Astro
Aten
Cassini
Ceres
Charon
Columba
Comet
Cyra
Deimos
Dorado
Eclipse
Eris
Gemini
Hoku
Holmes
Juno
Kepler
Kuiper
Mars
Meridian
Meteor
Meztli
Nix
Phobos
Phoenix
Rory
Ross
Sky
Skylar
Solaris
Star
Sun
Sunny
Taurus
Themis
Thule
Umbra
Undomiel
Ursa
Vesper
West
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ID: screenshot of tags via @deathcallsmedaddy reading "#but how do you feel about it #on a scale of one to ten #how bad is the frothing?" End ID.
we are at a fucking 12/10
"Worryingly, they discovered that 93 percent of medications contain allergens, including lactose, dyes, and peanut oil. Almost all medicines contain ingredients that some people might not be able to tolerate, such as gluten."
and medications have none of the same requirements to label allergens as foods, and supplements don't even need to be truthful about their content. im currently having to go through and throw out/replace my medications bc I recently had an allergy escalate to "potentially deadly" and am now finding that process was helped by the fucking thing being hidden in half my fucking medications
so yeah for anyone with moderate to severe allergies, check ALL the meds you take, especially if you're reacting and don't know why.
one hard pill to swallow (that i had to learn myself) is that in order to actually learn coping skills and progress with living successfully with your mental illness is that you have to take action. whether that’s going to therapy or removing yourself from toxic enviornments/people, living your life solely for yourself or whatever. you can’t sit around venting forever and expect it will change. theres only so much understanding and patience that others around you will have. sometimes mental illness is a burden on others. it’s a burden when you have access to help and choose not to take it. sometimes it’s exhausting. there’s no magic day where it will all fall together. you have to actively make that magic.
gods. it’s just been this thought i’ve had ever since i learned the bedrock was being moved down.
the bedrock is there, functionally, to protect you. the void is the only death you can’t cheat in some way, and the bedrock protects you from getting too close to the nothing. it protects you from the other side.
but now, the bedrock has been moved down, and it’s about to reveal the warden, and the deep dark cities
and i can’t help but to think — if the warden has been revealed by the bedrock,
what did the bedrock decide was more dangerous than that?
