Surprisingly, this is the organized blog

Castea; 22; they/them; Wiccan; Microbiology Major; Lover of frogs, mushrooms, and bacteria; This is the main blog I use now where instead of a frenzy of reblogs, there are some posts sprinkled in ^w^ Other blog: @starry-eyed-enby

[plain-flavoured-english]

Your purpose in life is not to love yourself but to love being yourself.

If you goal is to love yourself, then your focus is directed inward toward yourself, and you end up constantly watching yourself from the outside, disconnected, trying to summon the “correct” feelings towards yourself or fashion yourself into something you can approve of.

If your goal is to love being yourself, then your focus is directed outward towards life, on living and making decisions based on what brings you pleasure and fulfillment.

Be the subject, not the object. It doesn’t matter what you think of yourself. You are experiencing life. Life is not experiencing you.

[saxifraga-x-urbium]

Thank you this is the first post about self love that hasn’t made me want to throw things

[princesspierpaolo]

all the beauty and the bloodshed (2022) dir. laura poitras

[poodleshrapnel]

I can't stop drawing her help....

[crabussy]

crying tears of joy over this photo

[crabussy]

absolutely obsessed with this genre of kākāpō photos. there are less than 250 kākāpō left on earth. how on earth do you end up in this situation

[patrochilles-or-bust]

Shout out to all the Black ppl that can no longer participate directly in the fandom they love because of the stresses of racism 👍🏾 you contain multitudes of value and I'm sorry that the color of your skin and the power of your voice makes people not want to acknowledge that.

[patrochilles-or-bust]

Yes, nonblack people can reblog. I'd appreciate it, in fact, if y'all took the time to vocally support your Black friends/fans in fandom.

[spockslash]

Star Trek grandma

[ceruleanteacup]

Betcha Grandma was writing original k/s slashfic decades before you kiddies were born.

[spockslash]

Yes @ceruleanteacup , Grandma was

[space-feminist]

i hope everyone knows that OP wasn’t just saying this generally - she quite literally was the star trek grandma. she passed in 2018, rip to an icon

[greaserink]

Demon of Rockabilly

[sothisisablog]

Happy Ides of March!!

[everydaylouie]

while my mom was pregnant with me, she was delivering chinese food on bike in new orleans. i like to think that the music she heard in the streets made me the way i am now.

happy new year everyone!

[minteehell]

Spreading my Kopi x Beverly (koverly?) propaganda

THEYRE SO CUTE THEYRE SO CUTE I WILL POST MORE OF THEM!!!!

[imakestuff1987]

that’s awfully hot coffee pot

[jellyfishjulie]

ladies invented your favorite science fiction subgenres

Margaret Cavendish - Mary Shelley -  Emma Orczy - Catherine Lucille Moore

[ii----------------------ii]

need more WOC on this board

[jellyfishjulie]

You’re right!

Pauline Hopkins - Begum Rokeya - Octavia E. Butler

[ayellowbirds]

in other words, ladies invented science fiction, period.

[lulubnny]

From the ending of "The shining star of losers everywhere " (2016)

She means so much , rest well Haru urara

[mintgalaxia]

Please, I urge you to watch the documentary of Urara-chan!

It is called "The Shining Star of Losers Everywhere" (2016) by Mickey Duzyj!

[lulubnny]

This morning that Haru Urara has passed away due to colic.

The shining stars of losers everywhere,an icon, racing 113 times without a single victory, yet winning something far greater - the hearts of millions.

Born in 1996 and trained by Dai Muneishi, Haru Urara captured Japan’s heart in the early 2000s, a time of economic hardship. Her never-ending losing streak gave rise to the “Haru Urara Boom,” drawing crowds to Kochi Racecourse just to support her. In March 2004, more than 13,000 fans gathered for her 106th race, with star jockey Yutaka Take in the saddle. She didn’t win—but the cheers made it feel like she had.

She symbolised resilience, hope, and never giving up. Fans even turned her losing betting tickets into good-luck charms, and she became a cultural phenomenon, inspiring songs, films, and even her own character in Uma Musume: Pretty Derby.

She may not have crossed the finish line first, but she showed the world that true victory comes from courage, perseverance, and heart. Her legacy will live on forever, and she will always be remembered.

Run free, Haru Urara

https://friday.kodansha.co.jp/article/438213?page=1

[dqnquality]

[bisexualwario]

THIRTY YEARS OF PRION DISEASE

[pukicho]

hey funny yellow guy give us your input on the recent events

Hahah

[newbiewithscissors]

wait what happened

[faranon]

The most moderate prominent right wing figure was shot and killed

[tired-stressed-trying-my-best]

Charlie Kirk was murdered in cold blood at the age of 31, leaving behind his wife and young children.

May he rest in peace, and may every person who celebrates this horrific act of political violence one day feel ashamed of their ghoulish actions and repent.

[pukicho]

For years I've seen a nonstop deluge of right wingers cracking jokes and cheering for the murders, suicides and oppression of vulnerable and marginalized groups. I've seen these same people laugh at the deaths of the other party. I've seen Charlie Kirk at every turn adamantly support the continued genocide of tens of thousands of fatherless children in Palestine. Not once do you express shame with going along with this rhetoric, a rhetoric that casually and willfully allows the continued slaughtering and induced hate crime of an innumerable number of people -- and yet you expect me to feel shame for being glad that the spewer of this vitriol is no more?