Serenity Meow!

Some have peace of mind. I have peace of cat..

[evisen]

a quick fitz because i miss rote

[kiefbowl]

I genuinely would be in full support of a welfare check that just drops into an account and that person spends it how they want. like why do I need to know if they spend it on a birthday cake vs fruits and veggies. fuck off.

[kiefbowl]

I can already hear the pitter patter of reply guy feet rushing to ask "what if they want to buy heroin? hmm?" yeah what if they want to buy heroin, you are so right. welp. don't care I guess idk what to tell you.

[legallybrunettedotcom]

ever since i learned abt the concept of networking i knew i was going to have to do everything alone and do it the hard way

[motherfucker-somewhat-limited]

tiktoks with vine energy pt. 8

[mysecretlittletmblr]

You gotta watch this one the whole way through.

[sleepdeprivedsurgeon]

the purpose of friends is to have people who unconditionally hate your shitty exes & relatives. like maybe YOU have a complex relationship with your father but i sure don't. i'm outside his house with a gun. he's not the unforgivable asshole who raised me he's just an unforgivable asshole

[femnby-lesbiab]

[tomebreakr]

you had a normal childhood.

[smashcut]

On the day of Dick Cheney’s death, I’m thinking about a lot of horrible consequences of his actions, but I’m also thinking about Lauren Hough telling Dick Cheney to waterboard her “if it makes him feel better” when she repaired his cable.

[quinntheestallion]

No matter how much of trans hand maiden a woman is, I guarantee you she's seen some male socialised gender fuckery and just needs 2 glasses of wine and a safe space before she's terfin' out.

[evilvillain123456789]

Poop in the shower

Stomp it down the drain

All I crave is power

All I find is pain

[pathologising]

ok well im going to build a good future for myself whether i like it or not

[pathologising]

literally this

[headspace-hotel]

You can give a little relief to future You. What a gift!

[deadbeatmaker]

“do you really wanna be on that medication for the rest of your life :(?” yes actually I would love that. I know what I’m like off it

[punkrorschach]

no you don't understand. i *get* to be on this medication for the rest of my life :)

[autism-things-for-my-parents]

👆That

[enbycarp]

Via The Nutrition Tea on Facebook. Reminders from Shana Minei Spence.

[lyninabin]

reminders because we all need them sometimes

the seventh pic, for those unable to see it well, says: stress will take more of a toll on you than a cookie ever will

[whimsyelderfan]

@kaity--did here’s some vindication.

[kaity--did]

Heavy on ice cream being for all year round! Put a jacket on and enjoy baybe

[mori1807]

Maturing is realizing that the term "sex work is one of the oldest professions" is actually just trying to justify literal rape and slavery in the name of leftism

[feminist-furby-freak]

The oldest profession is midwifery

[niiwa-angel]

Actual oldest professions

Midwifery

Baby sitting

Tender of the old, sick, or hurt (we have evidence of early humans with disabilities or intensive injuries surviving. Someone had to be assisting them, someone had to be bringing them food or helping them to the fire)

Grave digger

Fire tender

Oldest form of slavery

Prostitution

[muttsys-deactivated20260425]

I feel like people often forget that a human is a species of animals

[armengoldira]

Guy freezes his hair and it stands tall.

[coughloop]

Guy freezes his hair and it stands tall.

[morwentrouble]

sound on for his adorable gremlin giggles and commentary in a lovely accent

[mikkeneko]

[everythingfox]

They’re having a moment

[philosophybits]

“Losing somebody: one suffers because the person who has died, the absent one has become imaginary, false. But the desire one has for him is not imaginary. Must go to the depths of oneself to where desire which is not imaginary lives. Hunger: one imagines foods, but the hunger itself is real: seize it. The presence of the person lost is imaginary, but the absence is real enough; it is from now on that person’s way of appearing.”

— Simone Weil, Gravity and Grace