[doggie-girl-deactivated20230214]

[divorcedwife]

if you hate winter you havent found the right winter coat yet. a good winter coat will change everything

[divorcedwife]

anyone who disagrees has the wrong coat, it’s very sad. but personally i have a nice coat and a little hat and nothing bothers me

[blurays]

Dionne and I were both named after famous singers of the past, who now do infomercials.

Alicia Silverstone as Cher Horowitz in Clueless

[feralpunkz-deactivated20190902]

you though this was gonna be a christmas post? guess again bitch! happy hanukkah! may your latkes be delicious and you have a blessed holiday season! אני אוהב את כולכם כל כך !!!

[the-curl-almighty-squad]

Friendly reminder that:

Young people can have arthritis too.

There are hundreds of life long conditions and diseases out there that are typically diagnosed between 12 and 30.

There is a vast difference between being tired and having chronic fatigue.

Just because you can’t tell that someone is unwell from looking at them, doesn’t mean that you should assume that they are ok.

Many chronic illnesses are life long, and incurable. Many of them are potentially fatal.

If you have a disease like Lupus, on good days you still feel like you have a bad flu, 24/7.

Many of the medications used to treat chronic conditions have side effects that can really affect someone’s self esteem - like extreme weight gain, skin changes and hair loss.

Most chronic illnesses have very little awareness - its unlikely that you’ve heard of Sjogren’s Syndrome, Scleroderma, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome or Fibromyalgia.

However these diseases can cause symptoms as varied as joint pain, fatigue, constant nausea, kidney failure, pneumonia, photo sensitivity, full body rashes, paralysis, strokes etc.

So please remember that invisible illnesses exist too :)

[misspiggyforvogueitalia]

yes hello and welcome to my blog!!!!!!!

[scallioncreamcheesebagel]

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-11-14/britney-spears-shines-light-on-america-conservatorship-laws/100605612

here is the article, it’s a good read that does into detail about “ordinary” people’s experiences being forced into a conservatorship. it’s a horribly violent system.

[intj-confessions]

[truestoriesaboutme]

Now that Britney Spears is free, she’s inevitably going to do something weird and off-putting because she was in a long term traumatic situation with very little control of her life and getting your shit together is hard in the best of times and that does shit to a person and I’m genuinely afraid the public who has been rooting for her for so long is going to turn on her and even start questioning whether or not it’s good for her to be free of the conservatorship and people are gonna need to remember that the answer to that question is unequivocally yes

[vitamoved]

WCh Kitakyushu 2021: Hoop EF

Dina Averina 🇷🇺 27.750 🥇

Alina Harnasko 🇧🇾 25.950 🥈

Sofia Raffaeli 🇮🇹 25.850 🥉

Boryana Kaleyn 🇧🇬 25.700

Milena Baldassarri 🇮🇹 25.450

Arina Averina 🇷🇺 24.950

Khrystyna Pohranychna 🇺🇦 24.800

Viktoriia Onopriienko 🇺🇦 24.350

[vitamoved]

well i guess the strict and largely fair judging at the olympics we'd hoped to see again here will not be present

[nauavabzizoans-deactivated20211]

boryana fourth in ball and hoop. she deserves a podium so much !!!!!!!! i hope clubs 🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻🤞🏻

[fabiochampioraro]

i really wanted her to medal with that magnificent ball routine but after Irina outside the medals with hoop they needed to compensate russia...i hope Boryana can finally take home some silverware with clubs and/or ribbon!

[vitamoved]

okay the rgf anthem slaps but is dina singing the normal russian anthem under her mask? thats so funny ngl

[fabiochampioraro]

it would be funny if russia didn’t have a disciplinary punishment for state sponsored doping and bribery tbh

[riley-djds]

anyways gelya ending the us team and aa gold streak in just a few months is another level of iconic

[amustafina]

sveta doesn’t remember aliya’s win but fig said khorkina who?

[rg-attitude]

Anna Bessonova

[pitirres]

You guys, saying the US is not as dominant as it has been in the past is not saying that the athletes are a disappointment or that it's fine to abuse athletes to get good results jesus christ. It's a perfectly normal observation to make in a sport and it's perfectly valid to criticize how the program is being managed.

I also love how people aren't even realizing that part of the reason why we're making these observations is because the US has relied on Simone for years to get the results and ignored everyone else and considering everything she's said about her mental health recently we can draw lines and conclusions and this is the opposite of having a healthy program.

[agathacrispies]

Happy retirement, Mai!