#fightme

u know that feeling right before the bass drops? hang on to that

[akaahsokatano]

happy pride month !

[duckbunny]

your twenties are not "late" to start hrt. that is a normal time to start hrt. your thirties are also a normal time to start hrt. your seventies are pretty late to start hrt, but not too late. like, statistically, that's at the end of the curve. but if you are not dead, it is not too late for hrt.

[necronomicon]

honestly it’s kind of upsetting how much of the autism experience is just being shamed out expressing yourself in any way that’s normal for you and learning to keep everything to yourself so you’re not shamed for being weird and then being shamed for being so quiet because it’s also weird to be quiet but if you tell this to anyone else they’ll say “why do you care so much what people think” and that’s when the ancient ape part of your brain gets ready to beat them to death

[bannertanks]

[ghosthierophant]

[shegs]

I FOUMDH IT

[princess-anri]

Regular Couple

[pawhold-deactivated20180415]

this ended homophobia

[nikoni]

happy pride month

[st-just]

I am deeply confused by people who are deeply confused by the appeal of WFH jobs. Like - you enjoy commuting? You enjoy shivering by the bus stop at ass o'clock and then being stuck in traffic for however long twice a work day regardless of what else you need to get done? You enjoy exclusively eating lunches that can be eaten cold or respond well to be microwaved? Incredibly alien perspective.

[fallowhearth]

Some of my old-timer colleagues tell stories of having to take midnight calls with teams on the other side of the world, back before WFH, even back before you could call people on the computer. So they were essentially hanging out in the office all evening and then taking a phone call. No matter what benefits people name about in-person collaboration or whatever, WFH has had a huge quality of life benefit on this type of white collar work. I had a few months last year where I had multiple after midnight calls each week. So much nicer being able to just roll out of bed, and then have a late start the next morning!

[theaudientvoid]

I am 100% WFH. I did some back of the envelope math once, and I calculated that working from home saved me something like $30k per year. Not that it's "worth" $30k to me (actually, it's probably worth more), but that I literally have an extra $30k of disposable income in my bank account specifically because I can work from home. Now, I am likely an edge case; I don't think that a typical person would be able to realize that amount of savings. But WFH allows vastly more flexibility in living arrangements, which would not be possible with a traditional workplace environment.

[oars-deactivated20220516]

i wish we were all little cells making cell noises like lalalalaalaalee lala

[morvay]

um I'm pretty sure cells don't make sounds or noises

[oars-deactivated20220516]

cells are crying and whimpering every day

[fairycosmos]

theyre saying you have to go to work again tomorrow even though you just went today

[americanelegy]

I’d be unstoppable if I wasn’t so sleepy all the time.

[sailorbrazil]

thursday..... and i bet you wish you were her

[m-a-salter]

Twelve captured by in-universe cameras.

[dailyclassicart]

Albert Bierstadt - "Twilight, Lake Tahoe"

[krasnoarmeyets]

i bet it feels good as fuck to intend to do something and then actually do it

[innerchildabortionclinic]

your cat was an honor to see in the window

[draconym]

The eye doctor is the most fun doctor you can go to. They never steal your blood. They never make you get naked and put on a paper dress. They're just like, "Can you see these letters? It's fine if you can't, we can fix that." And they don't even spell anything.

[draconym]

[mndvx]

DOCTOR WHO — The Pilot (S10E01) directed by Lawrence Gough | written by Steven Moffat ››› Peter Capaldi as The Doctor ››› Pearl Mackie as Bill Potts

[laterkiss]

i have [gestures vaguely] my tendencies