[my-2nd-account]

The difference is that jealous Ilya looks homicidal while jealous Shane looks suicidal

[quibbs]

been spending time with some old friends :’)

[magneatio]

i wanna know what everyone’s majors are mutuals i want to know i love you and i’m interested

[greelin]

and i’d like to give a special shoutout to bisexuals who are losers

[nerdhut]

[fxlthyangxl-deactivated20240122]

[cosmicwar]

why did they ever even attempt to try and make another actor wear a white-blonde wig after orlando bloom in the lotr trilogy. don’t they understand that we peaked 20 years ago and everything else has looked like shit after that

[cosmicwar]

it’s about the texture it’s about the stray hairs it’s about the color dimension

[portaltwo-deactivated20231028]

i love the “anybody wanna fall in love in __?!” picture because i see it without fail everytime a month passes

[portaltwo-deactivated20231028]

theres 3 years in this image

[pissvortex]

[lesbianjoannaharvelle]

[meangirlnurse]

i do feel like.....idk, doggo culture or whatever has made people very comfortable with dogs and like. i obviously love dogs i have dedicated a lot of my life to dogs but dogs.....like, uh, kill people sometimes

[msburgundy-deactivated20230304]

there's been this weird shift from like when i was a kid and it was just customary that you didn't approach dogs you didn't know and you didn't touch a stranger's dog without permission to people feeling completely entitled to just touch your dog

to the point of disregarding and even arguing with you when you say no

i have an aggressive dog and the number of people who insist "well, dogs love me" and reach out to touch him anyway is ridiculous

i feel like culturally we've treated dogs so much like children that people have largely forgotten that at the end of the day they're still animals and animals are not always predictable, logical, or even safe

[random-jot]

Adjacent point, and possibly unpopular opinion, but it also seems like there’s been a large increase in entitlement from dog-owners too — specifically them assuming that their dog is automatically allowed into every public building or retail space, not even checking if there’s a sign on the door, and having a go at retail workers if they’re not allowed

And no it doesn’t make a difference if they’re “only small” or “well-behaved, not like other dogs”

There are many legitimate reasons that places don’t allow dogs — as stated above, they are still animals, they are unpredictable, even the most well-behaved dog could be provoked. Dogs could have messy fur, many people are allergic to dogs, many young children are scared of dogs — assuming that they should be let in places as default is a dangerous habit which definitely seems to have increased in recent years

[micro-usb-deactivated20230625]

[sadhoc]

i love you comforter i love you pillow i love you sheets i love you mattress i love you plushie i love you dark room i love you bedtime

[duckdotcom]

they should let us download ibuprofen for free

[psygull]

[weirdmageddon]

glad to know people will still be experiencing this video for the first time this daylight savings

[catchymemes]

[alessandriana]

https://web.archive.org/web/20210322135556/https://www.bbc.com/news/business-56330378

[carnationcutie]

[itsadragonaesthetic]

Paleoanthropology for homo sapiens pre-recorded history is realizing that these creatures, for all intents and purposes, are EXACTLY like you. If you were born into their families, you would just act like one of them. There were humans before skyscrapers, before houses, before roads, before society, before written language. All of these things are just cultural happenstance over the course of history. Everything you do in your life is cultural, down to your most minute daily task or behavior. At your core, you are exactly like those people who made those cave drawings and hunted now-extinct creatures, the same brain working in the same body. Only happenstance in your place in recent history has made you so different.

Idk been chewing on these thoughts lately.