sunshinedarling🌻

Exclusive&Expressive.

[beautiful-black]

Why be moody

When you can

Shake you booty

[the-bees-cheese]

friendly reminder to my AFAB folks with ADHD:

your medication does not work properly when you’re on your period

because of lazy, misogynistic research practices in the testing of ADHD medications, it has only been discovered recently that hormone imbalances during your menstrual period essentially cancel out the effect of your medication.

(if you want to know about the aforementioned lazy research practices, the scientists doing the testing for adderall and vyvanse only used male mice and AMAB humans to test them on because the hormonal cycles of female/AFAB test subjects “affected test results, causing data to be inconsistent”.)

so yeah, if you feel horrible and sad and like you can’t get going while you’re on your period, that’s why :)

[pixelartpeach]

Source for people who need it, article posted May 24, 2022

[booksandbrainsandsoftthings]

Not sure who needs to see this, but if a Service Dog starts backing into you, pushing you away from their handler, or they sit down at a leash distance from their handler

You Should Move Away.

They are performing a task known as "spacing" or "blocking" that helps reduce or prevent anxiety in their handler.

They are NOT "asking for pets" or being disobedient or asking to be spoken to. All you have to do is stay back from the dog and handler.

This is not a capslock PSA because I'm not sure how many people that don't have a SD actually know this is a trained task.

[naamahdarling]

I did NOT know and this is both very cool that SDs can be trained for this, and very important that we all know how to respect it.

[thundergrace]

Rest in Power, Uhura 🖖🏾

I really hope she is at peace now and I'm really sad that the last years of her life weren't peaceful.

[halbarryislife]

Rest in peace Nichelle Nichols, December 28th 1932- July 31st 2022

“Last night, my mother, Nichelle Nichols, succumbed to natural causes and passed away. Her light however, like the ancient galaxies now being seen for the first time, will remain for us and future generations to enjoy, learn from, and draw inspiration.” - nichellenicholsofficial

[fyblackwomenart]

Nichelle Nichols by Robin Damore

Rest in peace beautiful Nichelle.   

Born: December 28, 1932, Robbins, IL

Died: July 30, 2022

[sayceesaint]

perfection.

[fyblackwomenart]

Nichelle Nichols by Robin Damore

Rest in peace beautiful Nichelle.   

Born: December 28, 1932, Robbins, IL

Died: July 30, 2022

[dailymusicqueens]

RIHANNA Savage X Fenty’s June Campaign 2020

[ayoflav]

baeeeeee

[blackbeautyro]

looksbyotto

[yousuckkbitch]

I don’t think people understand how stressful it is to explain what’s going on in your head when you don’t even understand it youself.

[supagirl]

Issa Rae SNL 

[whitepeopletwitter]

[mariaalenkoshepard]

Helpful info on that

Stay safe everyone

[garbage-empress]

Also I am going to be real if you get the flu this year you probably should be doing something very different because you’re definitely not protecting yourself properly from COVID

[alexaloraetheris]

I just got the seasonal cold and nearly had a heart attack.

Never before have I been grateful for a runny nose.

[a-captions-blog]

[ID: Tweet by joe @/jxeker that says:

it’s officially the world premiere of “do i have a cold because it’s that time of year? or do i have coronavirus?” season

\End ID]

[ID of reblog from Tumblr user tangentqueenofdragons: Graphic from Vox titled, “Symptoms of Covid-19, flu, and cold” with the description, “People with Covid-19 can be infectious before they get sick – and some never get symptoms at all”

Under this is a chart with various symptoms and how common they are with Covid-19, flu, and cold. The symptoms are:

Fever: common for Covid-19 and flu, rare for cold

Dry cough: common for Covid-19 and flu, sometimes for cold

Aches: common for Covid-19 and flu, sometimes for cold

Chills: common for Covid-19 and flu, rare for cold

Fatigue: common for Covid-19 and flu, sometimes for cold

Shortness of breath: common for Covid-19, rare for flu, no for cold

Loss of smell or taste: common for Covid-19, rare for flu and cold

Sore threat: sometimes for Covid-19 and flu, common for cold

Sneezing: no for Covid-19, sometimes for flu, common for cold

Runny nose: rare for Covid-19, sometimes for flu, common for cold

Headache: sometimes for Covid-19, common for flu, rare for cold

Diarrhea/vomiting: sometimes for Covid-19 and flu, no for cold

Skin rash or inflamed toes: rare for Covid-19, no for flu and cold

Under the chart, it says:

Note: Consensus on Covid-19 symptoms is still evolving, and information in this chart is based on research current as of August 18, 2020.

Sources: CDC; WHO, Children’s Hospital Minnesota; Andrew Chan, professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School

\End ID]

[adifferentworldedits]

It’s not enough for you to be equal. You have to be better. We have to be better.

[zooviette]

[flyandfamousblackgirls]

and more….

[bad-daydreams]

Forever reblog

[blackscreaming]

They never wanna tell you the whole story in history..

[yinx1]

I need racists to stop using these things.

[lesbian-toddhoward]

me @ all my mutuals

[abercrombee]

how i’m tryna be

[soulorasta]

[cheetahgirlbri]