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Janaina Medeiros

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Claire Keane
will byers stan first human second

if i look back, i am lost
we're not kids anymore.
ojovivo
sheepfilms
DEAR READER
Misplaced Lens Cap
i don't do bad sauce passes
styofa doing anything
Cosmic Funnies

Andulka

shark vs the universe

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@robotfishunflitered
𝔗𝔶𝔭𝔢 𝔒 𝔑𝔢𝔤𝔞𝔱𝔦𝔳𝔢 - 𝔇𝔢𝔞𝔡 𝔄𝔤𝔞𝔦𝔫 Θ
A very cute example of the state of my car right now
How it feels like starting and finishing my art projects
I love being a loner
Eating lunch on my own and ppl watching
From "Approach and perish”
to "Approach… please?”
My favorite Gen 1 Pokemon
Going out today for a local-ish concert. Finally taking some new steps out of my hermit mode that I had since COVID. Hoping to make new connections and build my social circle just a little bit more!
Obsessed! 🤩
Something I really love about Fruits Basket was that it had the kindest and most forgiving character explicitly say that it’s okay to not forgive your abuser. Even if they genuinely apologize! Even if they’ve become a better person! You don’t ever have to forgive them, and you can still heal from your trauma and grow as a person! Forgiveness doesn’t have to be a part of that!
what the fuck how are they STILL making new discoveries about the safari zone
An important lesson we can learn from plants, especially those considered "weeds", is that if a system does not work for you, grow around it.
Dandelions cannot thrive trapped under a concrete roof, so they twist and spread and sprout between the cracks.
Tree roots will find their way through foundations and bricks to feed the tree.
Brambles will climb up and over fences designed to keep them out, if what's beyond let's them grow.
A sunflower in a pot will face the sun, not the room it's owner so desperately wants it to decorate.
Do what you need to do to thrive, irregardless of what others think you should do.
my professor when trying to describe how to recognize field sparrows was just like Well they look... like they're kind. like they just look nice. and the best part is he's absolutely right
There's a lot of stuff that counts as dystopian about modern society, but one of the smaller yet insidious things I've noticed recently is the rise of companies whose entire marketing strategy is to convince you you're a burden to your friends and families.
I'm talking about that one dog watching/walking service that has a whole commercial implying that your family members secretly hate you for asking them to watch your dog to the point it counts as a modern social faux pas.
And there's this moving service commercial that I think someone else referenced in a big tweet that says something along the line of "Real adults don't ask their friends to help them move."
Like fuck that, man. You're supposed to want to watch your friends' pets, and you're supposed to want to help your friends move, and you're supposed to cook for people when they're sick, and you're supposed to show up to check on friends you haven't heard from in awhile, and you're supposed to remember your friend needs a large frying pan when you find one cheap at the thrift store and bring it to them.
One of the reasons the younger generations are so miserable and lonely is because the rise of technology and the concurrent pushing of this rhetoric that all effort is a major inconvenience, and asking someone to put in effort for you therefore makes you an inconvenience has conditioned them not to seek community.
And because they've never experienced it, they don't know that's what's missing. It's a vicious cycle because when you're depressed from lack of community, finding the energy to put in effort for other people is a lot harder than getting quick dopamine hits from scrolling on social media or watching Netflix. Then you encounter the further issue that our media glorifies romantic love to the exclusion of all else, so most of the young people I know who are lonely jump to "Well I just need a girlfriend/boyfriend/partner," and that sets up rough relationships because one person is expected to fill the void of a dozen or more friends and neighbors.
So please believe me: If you're lonely, try volunteering somewhere in the community. Try going to events around your interests. Try talking to local shop owners. Bake something and surprise a friend with it. Search for nearby clubs or intramural sports teams. There are companies literally capitalizing on subtlely encouraging you NOT to do these things. We've reached the point where helping your friend move is an anticapitalist act.
Bought tickets to see Whitechapel a couple weeks ago but learned that they are playing with Slaughter to Prevail and Atilla post-purchase 🤮
I fucking love Whitechapel and I didn’t get to see their headlining tour last year. So I realllllyyy wanna see them but i DO NOT SUPPORT THE OTHER TWO BANDS AND THEIR BS
WHYYYYYYYYY
My super fucked up ADHD nervous system 🧠
When it’s father’s day but your dad’s MAGA and the US is plummeting into facism.