As long as you wish my voice will deliver to you

This is a completely random blog, follow at your own risk. I like animes, dramas and tv shows. I'm Japanese, I like Rilakkuma, and I (try to) play the piano. Hi, I'm Shima.

[sarahwatchesthings]

I actually like Bones a lot because the title character is a woman who is often rude, imperious, and socially inept in a way that is off-putting and Not Cute and she is still treated like a valid human being with positive qualities and friends and colleagues who Get her even when she is being extremely annoying. It's not something one sees often.

[boromirswife]

Parallels between Vincent Nigel-Murray & Jessica Warren (s05e13 ‘The Dentist in the Ditch’ & s09e23 ‘The Drama in the Queen’)

[glintglimmergleam]

absolutely maddening that the conversation about 2021 underemployment ("i have so many openings at my business!! why is no one applying?!?") is all about low wages.

yes of course you ought to offer a living wage. but unpredictable schedules, no sick leave or vacation, no health insurance, all of that matters too. a lot more than people realize.

raising salaries is necessary but not sufficient

[wrathofthestag]

You know what’s wild? Remembering that children hear things for the first time without context and are literally like, “What?”

I just said “See you later, alligator” to a four-year-old and I think it was the first time they had ever heard that.  They froze in their tracks, looked at me completely bewildered then replied, “See you later, chicken” and kept walking.

[roboticonography]

My friend’s four-year-old put on a backyard puppet show for me, the sole audience member.

Halfway through the show, she asked me if I liked it, and I replied, “I can’t wait to see what happens next! I’m on the edge of my seat!”

Hearing this, she carefully put down her puppets, came over to where I was sitting, and explained, “You can use the whole seat. It’s more comfy.”

[roboco-san]

dislike when ppl say to children things like "wait until you live in the real world" or "welcome to the real world" when something makes them unhappy or bad things happen to them. children are people. they live in the same world you do, and their experiences and reactions to their experiences are just as real as your own. comfort them instead of dismissing them

[roboco-san]

anyway children are real people and should be treated as such

[catasters]

[becauseyoulovemebb]

[lovetone]

havent felt fly like a g6 lately

[oneheadtoanother]

[drcamillesaroyan]

bones rewatch ⋄ 1.02 ⋄ the man in the suv

we’ll find out who killed him, booth. we have the body. you can always count on the dead.

[emm-doubleyou]

[heartseeker]

me listening to foreign music and not understanding a single word of it

[lady-olynder-mortarch-of-grief]

me listening to music in my native language and not understanding a word of it

[heartseeker]

i know i’m op but mood

[chussy]

i just wanna say that slurs don’t just “slip out” when they aren’t part of your everyday vocabulary. the worst thing ive ever had slip out at an inappropriate time was an “oh fuck” when i messed up in art class, because i don’t use violent slurs that i have no right to say.

just remember that the next time your friend, or some youtuber, yells out a racist slur when he gets beat at a video game. it’s not the kind of thing that comes out by accident when you never use it usually.

[thexfiles]

if a marginalized group tells you that a word or phrase is harmful/toxic towards them and they wish you’d stop using it, it’s not an opportunity for you to flex your fucking debate skills

[parisbian]

i think it’s a shame that so many people speak perfect english just from the internet/tv and get no real recognition for it. there’s this horrible assumption that being fluent in english is just a given (propaganda from americans in cargo shorts i believe) and english is brushed off as an “easy” language. that isn’t the case at all and if you’ve learned english that’s amazing and im honestly in awe. i hate that people achieve so much to reach the minimum expectation, and then english speakers will pat themselves on the back for being able to count to 10 in french

[latinotiktok]

[everythingstarstuff]

Dear fellow Americans:

The use of tear gas is a violation of the Geneva convention. Your police have gassed every major city.

False surrender is a violation of the Geneva convention. Your police have kneeled to draw protesters within range of tear gas.

Destroying and contaminating water is a violation of the Geneva convention. Your police have been destroying stocks of water used for the protestors.

Destroying medical tents and supplies is a violation of the Geneva convention. Your police have destroyed medical tents and attacked medics in various cities.

Attacking journalists is a violation of the Geneva convention. Your police have targeted and attacked journalists both native and foreign in multiple cities.

Your police are worse than war criminals, this isn’t even a war and they’ve managed to violate major international codes. 

You truly believe “looting” or staying out past curfew is a valid excuse for actual war crimes to be committed against civilians?