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Estoy muy feliz!
This is how my year sounded on @Spotify. Get your 2019 Wrapped #spotifywrapped
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Be the reason why the lights flicker when you enter a room.
does anyone else w/ adhd think about time passing as like, losing time until the next event like âoh i only have 30 minutes until i need to leave for workâ vs âi have 30 minutes to do what i need to do before i leave for workâ? like i constantly feel like iâm fighting time passing and getting closer to when iâm âout of timeâ is really stressful
well iâm supposed to leave to meet my friend at eight pm and itâs four now. guess i shouldnât start anything
Is this an adhd thing?? I write off days off if I have plans in the evening cos Iâll be like âIâm meeting X at 7 tonight so why should I start something or even get dressed this morning
99% sure this is a depression thing tooÂ
That makes more sense for me
First day of life up until 6th gradeÂ
Jumped all the way to Freshman year of High School
Then I cut my hair Junior year, why did I do that
Slowly it started growing back and thenâŠ.
I finally felt comfortable to express myself (the picture on the left was my debut)
At this point in my transition I am 6 months into HRT
A year on HRT
Over a year and a half on hormones. My transition hasnât been the clearest path but I am so happy that I am on it.
Update:
2 years since my coming outÂ
2 years on hrt
2.3 years on hrt
2 and a half years on hormonesÂ
Its been a while since Iâve done an update so here it goes
At this point I am 3 years into my Hormone Replacement Therapy. Iâm thriving.Â
These pictures were taken days apart and I am 3 and a half years into my medical transition (The picture on the right was also posted by Instagram on all their major social media handles attached with an interview I did with them for International Womenâs Month)
During this time I was 4 years into HRT. Clearly living for it.
I am currently 4 and a half years into HRT, 5 years into socially transitioning, 6 years into when i first came out to my community around me and Iâm loving life more than I ever thought I would.Â
Lil mini update!! Itâs my 5 years on hormones and I think thatâs quite the milestone to be proud of so hereâs some pics since the last update.
Canât wait to see how the next 5 years go!
Iâm proud seeing how much confidence she got, sheâs beautiful, sheâs brave and most important she deserves to be happy.
Iâve seen this post a million times and every time I see it my brain short circuits and stops functioning for a moment because of how gorgeous she is
my psychology professor be like âI donât believe in nonbinary gendersâ and five minutes later refers to me as he, then she, then just by my name because itâs become increasingly clear that neither of those are correct even though I am not out in this class
dr [redacted]: I donât believe in nonbinary genders
dr [redacted]: except for that fucker I have no idea what theyâve got going on
I think it really sucks that some people gotta go on whole ass weight loss journeys to gain more friends, attention and love interests.
I hate fatphobia so much.
All Iâm gonna say is that fuck diet culture.
As long as youâre healthy and you feel so damn good in your body, whichever size that may be. Thatâs all that really matters.
Also, letâs change the narrative.
Diet has such a negative connotation to it. So say that youâre changing your eating habits or that youâre mindfully eating. I feel like thatâs more positive.
Personally for me, I changed my eating habits so that I can be healthier, have more clarity since I work in the mornings and to have more energy.
My current eating habits have allowed me to feel better than I ever have since high school (I turn 25 next month) and losing weight is just another fucking bonus.
If you wanna lose weight, change your eating habits, work out, tone up, gain weight.... do it for you.
Donât do it to get attention.
Donât do it to attract men (they suck).
Donât do it to gain friends (if they wouldnât befriend you when you were big, why would you want them now?).
Do it because it brings you joy and if it allows you to like the person you see in the mirror.
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In all of my Black ass life, I never thought Iâd see the day. This was a tip I needed!!
@techlover99
Whaaaaaa
Had this black man who runs a mobile car wash today shampoo the interior of my nasty ass car đ·
Homie was shook at how willingly I was to pay his price. He said âMost people try to hassle me and try to get a discount. They never want to pay what I asked forâ.
He did a phenomenal job, my car looks new and Iâm definitely gonna have him clean my car from now on.
When I say that I support black people, I mean it. If your prices are within my means, I will pay for what you ask for. Thatâs on period.
More of this please. We donât need a discount when we shop with other races. So why should we continue to ask for them with our own?
A simple way of showing respect. I have the same energy for black hairstylists, I would never try to talk them down on the price for their services when the industry is already so competitive.
My hair appointment for my silk press next month is $170 and trust and believe, ima tip on top of that. My hairstylist is amazing. The only one I trust with my curls and edges đ©
I just offered my natural hair stylist $200 to come out of retirement and give me my annual trim. That bitch knows how to cut my hair dry. DRY. So I donât have to put any eat on it. She just cuts it in its afro state. You canât find talent like that just anywhere.
I honestly never ask for a discount everyone deserve to be paid whaat theyâre work is worth...I just wish people would think the same about my artwork
true iâm not proving shit to nobody
Everyone knows forests are alive, but Suzanne Simard, who studies complex, symbiotic networks, helps us see that life anew. Even dying, for a tree, is not what it seems.
I wanted to ask about death as well. Most people would look at a tree and, if they see that itâs no longer growing any new leaves, they say that the tree is dead. How long does the tree go on communicating even when itâs âdeadâ?
âAs itâs dying and decaying, thereâs all kinds of things going on. Thereâs a dying process, and I donât think we totally understand it, but from a mycorrhizal point of viewâand keeping in mind that thereâs also this huge communication going on above-ground with these volatile organic compounds moving across the forest through the airâbelow ground, as the tree is dying, as long as thereâs a carbon source from photosynthesis, it will support the mycorrhizal fungi.
âAs the tree is dying, it actually transmits or communicates its carbon to other trees. And the fungus probably has a lot to do with how thatâs done, because itâs going to invest in where itâs going to get its energy from multiple sources. Once the tree is dead, it only takes about a year for the fungus to completely disappear. It doesnât take longâbut that process of dying, it can go on for years. And the fungi are around. Theyâre associated with that tree through the whole process.
âTheyâll eventually abandon the dead tree. But even then other plants will start to grow on that dead tree. In our coastal forest, Western hemlock seedlings establish on old logs or old trees. And we know that those living trees around them are linked to those seedlings through the log. The mycorrhizal network just goes right through it. And so the life of that log goes on in those new seedlings establishing on the dead log. Theyâre linked to the old trees and transmitting carbon into them.
âThis death thing isnât just like, step one, step twoâŠitâs a process, and that dead thing is never really dead. Thereâs living things that are growing on it right away, all the way through.â
Deaf and disabled people are especially vulnerable to climate disruption.
Take the case of disability communities in Puerto Rico, who faced catastrophic harm in the wake of Hurricane Maria in 2018. To call the hurricane a ânatural disasterâ is to obscure the way United States colonialism laid the groundwork for the devastation. U.S. economic austerity policies left the island subject to poor infrastructure, a shaky electrical grid, patchy medical systems and inadequate public services â all of which were stressed to breaking point when the hurricane hit. And when it comes to disability, eligible Puerto Ricans receive an average of $74 a month, a fraction of the disability benefits provided to U.S. citizens on the mainland.
Social inequality can be a death sentence. Consider Benilda Caixeta, a wheelchair user living in New Orleans who relied upon the cityâs paratransit system for accessible transportation, a service notorious for its unreliability in the best of circumstances. As Hurricane Katrina advanced, she worked for days to arrange transportation to evacuate. But despite repeated promises, her driver never arrived. When floodwaters rushed into her apartment, Caixeta drowned â waiting for transit that never came.
When we tell Caixetaâs story, we face a choice: We could use her story to illustrate the essential vulnerability of people with disabilities; or we could use it to tell a political story about disability discrimination, about transportation systems that are inequitable and unreliable even in fair weather â and that fail, utterly, in the face of a storm. The political story makes plain that Caixetaâs inability to evacuate isnât a personal tragedy caused by disability, but a public failure: a devastating indictment of the deadly cost of ableism and inequality.
aye that trans mood when you can clearly tell that a person is trans like you but are too anxious to talk to them so you just sit there hoping they'll catch your Trans Vibeâą and figure out you're trans too and you're desperately wanting to be friends with them
one rational braincell: there can be more than one task done during the day
all other braincells: you know what, now itâs zero
how come weâre always forced to choose between kids and a job??? i dont want either