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So I am supposed to be sharing my weight loss journey...
I lost 40 pounds.
The loose skin was a nightmare. Even though I did my best to do things gradually.
#fitness can be a messy journey.
It is ok...
#starting somewhere will result in #gains elsewhere.
FYI...loose skin is a ongoing challenge that happens with #weightloss
Lose #weight slowly, so the #snapback has time to occur
Dear Bombas:
Thank you for donating socks to Homeless People.
However, since your company did a commercial about it, homeless people are refusing to wear your socks. Some social service organizations now have a backlog of Bomba's socks.
Nobody likes to be labelled. What you did was perpetuate a cycle of bullying surrounding poverty.
At the request of our patrons, we made a decision to trash your contribution to our efforts. It is with great joy, that I threw away every single Bombas sock donated to our organization.
....except for the three pair I kept
....because really they are great socks...
This is an actual #bellydance costume!!!
...the beginning anyway...
It is really unimaginative say, "Where is the rest of it?"
Trite humor is rather tedious.
Imagine a world individuals developed their interests beyond the insipid and had better things to do than ask personal questions and expect answers...
Anyway...
Daytona 500 was a weird race.
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I love Episcopalian services!!!
I am automatically writing about polygamy or polyamory...
...whatever the heck its called.
Ok, so basically it is like sharing a partner with someone...
Which I guess is cool, but I do not understand...
There are billions of people in the world, so why do people have to share their marriage?
There should be enough partners to go around.
....Maybe?
I wonder if there is some sort of disparity in the gender equation?
Perhaps if there is some census information I can peruse to answer that question.
Ultimately, if Jai Courtney explained to me that he loved me but Jason Momoa needed to be apart of our relationship because he had needs that I could not fufill...
...I would accept that answer?
It is sort of true. I mean...that is a lot of physicality...and I am sure pheromones are involved.
Ok...
I am done.
This topic is ridiculous.
When you say something completely innocuous and it turns into a total thing.
We could have had a beautiful day.
I always roll my eyes at posts about what "true punk" is/was and how it was always a left-wing thing because, like, the Sex Pistols were on of the first popular punk rock bands and they were recognized right from the start as posers who had no coherent politics beyond trying to shock people
"Nazi Punks Fuck Off" would have not been a necessary statement if Nazi punks were not a very real thing and a very real part of the punk scene, just sayin'
You literally cannot be a Nazi Punk tho. You're either a Nazi, or you're Punk. Punk has ALWAYS been about kindness and freedom and making things better. Punk is about hope. Punk is about being so angry about injustices that you are going to start a fight over it. Being a Nazi goes against everything that Punk stands for and the two cannot coexist within a single movement.
Punk has ALWAYS been about kindness and freedom and making things better.
No it hasn’t! This is literally exactly the kind of ahistorical take on punk that drives me off the wall, and you’re exactly the kind of person I was vagueing about!
Punk hasn’t always been about freedom, from the start it was being subversive, and what exactly punk was trying to subvert has always been extremely broad and open to interpretetion by different groups!
The Ramones were conservatives. The Sex Pistols had no intended political message beyond being offensive and their frontman supports Trump now. These initial groups were not acting to make a statement about freedom or kindness but to push against the increasing conformity, cleanliness, and smooth production of mainstream rock music. That did not necessarily entail standing up for freedom or left-wing causes. Of the initial “big three” old-school punk bands, The Clash were the only ones that were politically progressive!
Lots of punks in the 80s wore Nazi armbands for the express purpose of being shocking and offensive to mainstream sensibilities because that is what punk was about. And soon enough, the “ironically edgy” Nazi punks gave way to actual goddamned Nazis in punk. Fuck, have you even heard of Skrewdriver? Do you even know that Nazi punks were the reason that “skinhead” became modern shorthand for “neo-Nazi?”
It’s not possible to deny punk to fascists by is by playing “no true Scotsman.” All that does is make it easier to pretend they’re not there, and not a real problem. If you want to tell the Nazi punks to fuck off, you have to first acknowledge that they have a deep history in punk, and you have to face that reality and confront it! You can’t just bury your head in the sand and pretend the problem isn’t real.
I think with everything though punk has evolved with the times, maybe back then it was punk to be edgy, it was rebellion and it was scaring all the right kinds of people at the top of the music industry so it was relevant and it had purpose. agreed some of it was not good but mostly it was exactly the shakeup the music industry needed. now shock value is done to death and it has no merit to it, so i think it has come round to ‘nazis aren’t punk’, i think its fair to say that now. punk values have changed and “nazi punks” don’t exist anymore. it’s not harmful to say that, nazis are still nazis and need to be dealt with, its not affecting that in the slightest. its just an oxymoron in modern punk culture to be both a nazi and a punk, i think if anything it makes nazis feel much less welcome than the “oh you listen to (insert punk band here) but you’re also a nazi, fair enough you must be a punk still though!” that the existence of nazi punks implies. its very important to acknowledge nazis can and do listen to punk, but in modern punk culture they don’t fit the definition anymore.
also just wanna say, only one member of the Ramones was a conservative to my knowledge, hence the song ‘the kkk took my baby away’.
I do what I want!!!!!
Wake Up and RAGE!!!!
Getting old does not mean a person shrivels up and dies.
It means they chill out, develop understanding, and hobbies that do not involve copious amount of jarring recreational activity.
For instance, I like to hunt with dogs. I still enjoy hunting with dogs, now I would like to enjoy hunting with dogs on horseback. (never killed a mark in my life. In fact, "real" hunters say I am a fake hunter because I give dogs treats instead of a carcasses...)
...aging is about finding ways to enjoy interests that make sense for the preservation of self.
It is possible to be forever beautiful and forever young.
...metaphorically
¡¡¡Siempre Sonrie!!!
I love women who are unabashedly big.
Women with big laughs, big smiles, big voices, big bodies, and even bigger personalities to match. Women that don’t care if they take up space with long strides and sit with their legs miles apart.
They give big hugs and big kisses, and they have big hearts. Big, proud women are amazing.
This posts includes trans women and excludes terfs, btw.
This was a really good post until the "hatespeech"
Radically feminine individuals want their own space.
Period.
In the same way that Drag Queens want their own space.
If a "woman" is not allowed to do drag, and "her" presence is violation of protocol.
...how does a woman competing against a trans woman in sports feel?
It is the same difference.
Respect is a two-way street.
A woman is a woman, but sometimes people need to stay in their lane.
...that is a real thing.
Differences are beautiful. Having understanding and still drawing a line is more than ok.
Yesterday, I had the kind of day where I forgot to put on eyeliner and painted my eyes two different colors.
These days happen.
Love me through it;)
...I also might have accidentally flagged someone's post.
Tumblr recommends some wild left wing things to me sometimes, and I cannot take it.
So I try to get the option to not see that post anymore...
However, I do not believe in flagging people unless their words are reprehensible in a manner that establishes criminal liability in a situation that creates harm for persons that should be protected. Sharing ideas is important even if they are naive.
People should be able to establish any lifestyle they choose. No one should feel entitled to create legal boundaries and statutory obligations to mandate how every day life should be lived. The fact these types of discussions are being had, is indicative of a lack sense of social understanding and responsibility.
"The Man In The Mirror" ...(I get it, I am non-binary too.
Never forget, if someone asks you an invasive question, you can always reply by asking them "do you think that's a normal thing to ask people?"
Do it in a super casual and cheery tone, like you were asking about their favourite food.
This is something you can, and actually SHOULD do, with a small change: Keep your tone neutral when you ask this, because in my experience, you get one of two responses:
-People who KNEW they were being rude will know you've caught them at it and will mumble excuses and shut up. You've shown them that behavior won't be rewarded, which is what really stops them, and hopefully they'll make better choices in the future. - but you will get some people who do genuinely think that that WAS a normal question to ask because THEY get asked that by their mom/boss/other authority figure asks them things like that all the time??? This person is being taken advantage of and needs help. You then explain, as gently as you can, "No. That's actually really personal and sensitive information most people don't talk about because X*, and it's extremely inappropriate of Authority Figure Z to ask that. You, and everyone else deserve privacy and information security." they'll go "oh. I didn't know that." or some close variation, and then you tell them "no harm, no foul, and I'm glad you know now." and then change the topic. You probably won't get a landmark "oh my god I had no idea I'm reevaluating my entire life" moment, but just hearing that "No, that's not normal and not okay" is enough to get the ball rolling in the right direction to protect themselves.
*X is here to explain generally why Privacy and information security is important. For instance, if they're asking questions about health and finance, you can explain that that's legally protected information to prevent fraud and in order to keep it safe, it HAS to stay secret.
OMG!!!
I knew I was not alone!!!
I love creating and wearing things like this.
I get that it gives the first impression that I may be a houseless person.
Be honest.
How many houseless people painstakingly create works of art of this caliber and rock them with a pair of sweet shoes and perfectly manicured toenails?
Obviously this level of #grunge should be acceptable fashion as long as the accessories make sense.
Okay listen I’m all for people doing their part to be more environmentally conscious but one thing I really wish was talked about more is how ableist vegan and zero waste communities can be.
A lot of disabled people NEED single use plastic straws. A lot of disabled people NEED precut, packaged vegetables. Same with veganism. I have severe anemia to the point where I have to get iron infusions because my body doesn’t absorb it properly. I tried being vegan but it was not sustainable for me because it made my health issues a lot worse. Veganism is not possible for a lot of people.
And it’s not just physical disabilities either. If your depression prevents you from cooking your own food, go ahead and get the pre made meals. Doing what you can to make things more accessible to you does not make you a bad person. This is not even getting into the financial privileges needed to have an “eco friendly” lifestyle.
If you’re zero waste or vegan that’s great, I’m happy for you but please do not try and push other people to do the same. No one owes you an explanation on why that lifestyle isn’t for them, and no one is a bad person for having a different lifestyle than you.
Veganism is a part of my life and I "do it wrong"
...because life is meant to be lived on the terms of the individual living that life.
I am a not-vegan, Vegan.
It is a total thing.
I making something fabulous!!!
Nope.
...I went to my friend's house and her grandkids were over...
...I am old, my friends have grandkids...
The things about kids is...they are so industrious. Make it a game, kids will paint your whole house for the price of a jelly donut. The whole house...the floors, furniture...
Seriously, I had so much fun!! I get why people have kids now. I understand the absolute joy that come from sharing an experience with tiny humans.
Kids barely have personalities. When they are doing art, the aspects of who they are shine through.
Big Sis paints outside the lines in bold strokes and colors. Little sis is fastidious in her approach and insists on protocol. Little Brother...he likes texture and sensations...he is still putting it together.
I am wondering if my friend is my friend. She let me go home with paint on my nose and in my hair!!!
...to be fair, I sent her grandkids home looking like the cabbage patch kids.
I am grateful for opportunities to spend time with kids; still do not want any. I definitely have a new appreciation for the value they have in the lives of people who had that experience.
Also, it is probably a good idea to put kids hair in ponytails, and take off their shirts before allowing them to paint.
