festering poohole

love to come here to escape my life as it crumbles around me xo

[reemies]

anyone else disappointed at how fast paced this chapter was? i loved the contents of it but i feel like it was 2 or 3 chapters' worth squeezed into one.

[reemies]

i said i wanted levi in chapter 132 but!!!! not like this!!!! i love him why can't he get the happiness he deserves im so upset sjsnnsmsj

[reemies]

oh no no no i read the ch132 leaks and oh lord no no no oh god please no

[reemies]

aot rlly said im gonna update once a month, therefore killing u with anticipation (and also killing lots of characters)

[ackermania]

me every god damn month: there’s no way these spoilers are real, they’re completely ridiculous snk: [is completely ridiculous] me: me: well

[reemies]

boomer parents: oh so you have [insert literally any symptom here]??? i diagnose u with.....

phone user

[futuremoji]

Your fifth most recent emoji is what your soulmate thinks about you

[captainhoyw]

[skimble-shanks-the-railway-cat]

[blujayonthewing]

[lagonegirl]

Bishop Curry V may be young (10 years old, to be precise), but the little kid from Texas has some big ideas. He’s currently working on a device that could help prevent children from dying in hot cars.

The number of children who died in hot cars increased across the country last year, and Texas had the highest number of cases. Sadly for Bishop, the issue also hits close to home because a baby died in a minivan last summer outside a home near his own family’s home in McKinney.

Bishop was inspired to create a device he calls “Oasis,” which would attach to a car seat and detect if a child is left inside the vehicle, prompting it to blow cool air until parents or the police are notified.

“It would be a dream to have lots of inventions that would save many lives,” the precocious 10-year-old told the news station.

source

A lot of people don’t realize how easy it is to leave something in a hot car. It’s easy to forget something when it’s not in your daily routine, especially if it’s asleep or under a blanket or something. This is a nightmare. I don’t have kids myself, but I can absolutely understand how this could happen- everyone’s sick so you’re probably kind of out of it, you run in thinking you’re just going to be a minute, get distracted with the task at hand… and then your child dies in a horrific way because of it…

I’m all for any methods or technologies that can help prevent it from turning tragic.

#BlackPride #BlackInventors 

[soofyanstevens]

THIS IS LITERALLY THE BEST WAY TO WAKE UP holy shit I am so proud of this child I wanna give them a huge hug

[lagonegirl]

His GoFundMe is here: https://www.gofundme.com/endhotcardeaths

[tundrakatiebean]

He only has raised $2,950 as of 2/2/17

Let’s boost the hell out of this

[wit-witch]

Abusive relationships aren’t black and white.

It’s not like he punches her on the first date. It’s not like they are video game npcs who just spawned this way.

There are good times in abusive relationships. Abusers can do nice things, big nice things, to manipulate their victims in to staying with them.

Abuse is not always a woman constantly in fear. Very often she believes she can be strong, that this is temporary, that he will recover from his anger management issues. Women in abusive relationships are powerful and want to bear the burden of the whole world because they believe their love is so powerful they think they can change him.

Because he says he loves her. Because he cries when he apologizes. Because he promises he won’t “slip up” and do it again. Because he says “we can work through this together”.

Because she’s already spent so much time with him and invested so much and wouldn’t she be a bad person if she abandoned him now? Wouldn’t it make her weak to give up?

It actually wouldn’t, but it sure seems like that.

Besides, everyone else thinks he’s such a great guy. And he puts up with you, and don’t you feel like you’re a bad lesser annoying person? It’s not true, but that’s how abused women feel, like we deserve this. Like we’re strong enough to work through this.

Abuse isn’t a mustache twirling villain.

Abusers look like everyday men, they’re your brothers, fathers, uncles, and your friends.

Abusers don’t wear signs and there is no radar that will let you know someone is an abuser beforehand. Especially if the men around him roll their eyes at the red flags and treat that subtle behavior as normal and acceptable.

[downwithabusiveshipping]

reminder that if your kink is focused on power and power imbalance you might want to think critically about why that is and what that means

[mariposahealing]

“Despite what many rapists would like to believe, arousal does not mean that an assault was enjoyable or that a victim was asking for it. So what does it mean?Quite simply, our bodies respond to sex. And our bodies respond to fear. Our bodies respond. They do so uniquely and often entirely without our permission or intention. Orgasm during rape isn’t an example of an expression of pleasure. It’s an example of a physical response whether the mind’s on board or not, like breathing, sweating, or an adrenaline rush. Therapists commonly use the analogy of tickling. While tickling can be pleasurable, when it is done against someone’s wishes it can be very unpleasant experience. And during that unpleasant experience, amid calls to stop, the one being tickled will continue laughing. They just can’t help it.”

“Recent experiments suggest that vaginal lubrication in women may be an adaptive response designed to reduce injury from penetration. The body is not enjoying itself – it is trying to protect itself.

Finally, horribly, some rapists enjoy making their victims’ bodies respond to the assault as a sign of dominance. These rapists work to get a physical response from their victims. They have learned how fear and anxiety can correspond to other forms of heightened arousal, and they exploit the connection.”

“Unsurprisingly, rape survivors who experience arousal and rape report confusion and shame thanks to this conflation of the physical response of arousal and its usual association with enjoyment. A survivor may ask, “Was this something I subconsciously wanted? Am I in some way guilty? If my body responded this way, does it mean I’m mentally disturbed?” The reality is that the body’s arousal response is no more an indication of guilt or mental illness than an elevated heart rate or adrenaline flood would be under the same circumstances.”

[hungry-skin-vacant-meat]

this is a Very important post and i hope any girl or woman who needs to read it can

[tubbs-hates-maps-deactivated201]

get help ya nasties

[daddy-doms-are-gross]

“saying that ageplay promotes pedophilia is like saying rape play promotes rape or that race play promotes racism!”

uh…yeah, buddy…it sure is like saying that, huh…wonder if there’s a…reason for that

[allforbeeb]

If you consider yourself body positive,

please support bodies even if they fall outside of your preferences

[anti-pedophilles]

Fictional pedophilia is still child pornography, comics, anime, and even written stories. If it has the sexual exploration of children it is illegal and creating said content is the making of child pornography and posting it or sending it is the distribution

[pastelaffinity-deactivated20181]