Garden of Desires

freeing my mind

[o-dellbeckham-deactivated202101]

I’m in tears 😭😭😭

[k-i-l-l-a-p-a-m]

Lmao I saw this on my tl this morning and was dying

[llilyax]

[caroldanversenthusiast]

Women sitting like THIS>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

[kisssmycrown]

How y’all ain’t add the goat 🐐

[whoa-bruh]

But also

[okayysophia]

The dick too big

[shewantdapharmd]

I constantly sit like this. Pretty sure I don’t look like this.

[feminismandmedia]

[offensivegan-deactivated2018111]

I love how the ‘LADIES PICTURE THIS’ implies that men are extinct and that’s why everything works now

[millennial-review-deactivated20]

[mimikyyuu]

Everyone outside of USA:

[thissitewasamistake-deactivated]

US First responder here, Just some info for folks, you only get billed if a private ambulance company or a fire department transports. The medical service provided by your local fire department or FD/municipal paramedic is free. Call us when something goes wrong, We will show up and evaluate you/provide care (stop the bleeding, splint the injury, administer epinephrine) free of charge, And then you can have a friend or uber transport you to the hospital (or sign AMA and just stay home if you don’t want to go to the hospital either.)

Also, in a large number of counties, there are public paramedics paid for by the taxpayers, so ALS transport is free. I’d advise researching your local system.

Please don’t avoid calling 911 for a medical emergency because you’re afraid of bills, you have the right to refuse transport which is where the bills occur.

I have to repeat, you will NOT be billed for medical services provided on scene by the fire department/paramedics, And you have the RIGHT to refuse transport even if not going to the hospital will kill you.

[juliannegriepp]

New commission post, updated to include social media icons :)

[adapto]

[evolvingessence]

[okayysophia]

Can y’all leave me alone please😭

[konoko]

[honeismoon]

[askiathedickhead]

[amoisthobo]

OVER PISTACHIOS!!!!!!!

[mangopapi-deactivated20210928]

Smh

[veryfunnymemes]

[rohie-deactivated20191102]

[politicalprof]

Well, this is not … good.

[satirizing]

[selinakylebat]

[barbara-lazuli]

god i loved this part

[elisamaza]

[nuka-rockit]

[ryandevon]

ARE WE FUCKING SERIOUS

[socialistexan]

Yes, this is real.

Not to sound fucking alarmist, but uhhhhhh if Trump forcing immigrants to wear yellow insignias wasn’t enough of an alarm bells for you, maybe this is.

[worthlessstreetrat]

ma’am???

I had to read that last sentence three times

“the school District was ONLY desegregated in 2017.” Just 2 years ago?!

I’m so sick of this. She better win her lawsuit.

[unicorns-and-fairy-dust-deactiv]

ONLY DESEGREGATED IN 2017? Did I just read that with my own two eyes?

Jesus H Christ America.

[tolstoyevskywrites-deactivated2]

Fun fact: Mississippi only ratified the 13th Amendment banning slavery in 2013. The amendment was adopted nationwide in 1865 after a three-fourths majority of states voted to ratify it, but Mississippi never submitted the official documentation until February 7, 2013. (All other states had already done so.) This means that Mississippi didn’t officially abolish slavery until 6 years ago.

For more Mississippi madness, check out the documentary “Prom Night in Mississippi,” about a high school that integrated in 1970 but only had its first racially integrated prom in 2008.

[rosethevoid]

[rashemibabe]

100% expected. I’m sure Alabama was similar.