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Note from one of your local librarians— if you’re having drug fueled orgies in the library, please tell us!

We are always trying to boost program numbers and if this is a community need we’d love to discuss collaborating by providing snacks and relevant books for inspiration!

victoriamaderna

Werewolf pup.

wetchickenbreast

where are the jobs for useless people who can't handle anything at all

teaboot

How do I describe to the young folk that I would rather stab myself in the leg than record video of my own face

teaboot

it's not even a self image thing, it's just that the normal number of times a camera should have images of my face on an average day should be zero. I'm not a celebrity or model or public figure. My phone does call, text, and email. Nothing I have to say to anyone is better said on video. If I'm on camera then either I'm experiencing a notable event with loved ones or something has gone horribly wrong

invisible-brandy

screaming

stil-lindigo

You are not childish for wishing the world was better than it is. We were owed that by the people who knew better before us, just like we too will owe the people who’ll come after us. But defeatism does nothing. It puts nothing on the plate you’ll hand to your child, your friend, your lover. You may never live to see the world become as good as it should, but that should never stop you from trying to improve it anyway.

thevaultoftheatomicspaceage

fromdarzaitoleeza

Miranda July, The First Bad Man

fromdarzaitoleeza

Finally, in a low whisper, he said, 'I think I might be a terrible person.' For a split second I believed him - I thought he was about to confess a crime, maybe a murder.

Then “I realized that we all think we might be terrible people. But we only reveal this before asking someone to love us. It is a kind of undressing.”

-Miranda July, The First Bad Man

mysillycomics

redlipstickresurrected

Jen Caywood (based Bellingham, WA, USA) - The End, 2021, Paintings: Digital Art

genderkoolaid

youth have a right to be educated about the world regardless of what their parents/caretakers believe. youth have a right to learn accurate information about the world for themselves, including information that allows them to disagree with their parents/caretakers. we have got to destroy this mindset that everyone under 18 is essentially sentient playdough for parents to mold however they want and its violating "parent's rights" to allow their children to be educated on basic facts of the world (like that queer people exist or that america is founded on genocide) because it would mean they lose the slightest bit of control over their child's reality. imo schools have a moral responsibility to protect youth's right to knowledge and freedom of thought over their parent's "right" to control everything they know. your children should be allowed to fucking disagree with you, and restricting their access to knowledge in order to prevent that is abuse.

madeleineengland

me filling the room with negative energy bc i don’t wanna be there:

maarple

keep popularising the body neutrality movement gang i wanna see how the makeup and weight loss industries try to capitalise on 'i literally do not give two shits about how i look'