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[thatsbelievable]

[queenofthepunks]

(A little something random I wanna start doing is doing this if I'm not drawing at the moment so... enjoy Peachy's Bimbo moments!☺️❤️)

Peachy's daily "Affirmation"

"When yous feeling down and in the dumps about being a total dumbass... look at me! I may have no room for brains but I sure do have room for boobs and a BIIIIIG personality and ya know that's A OKAY for me! Cause at least it helps me get around! Hehehe....☺️"

*Ahem* *AHEM*

(Whispering) *though I am the equivalent of... MAN REPELLENT SO SHOO SHOO boys it's NOT FOR YOU!*

[wifeofvinsmokereiju]

Theory about Nika. So I was confused by what exactly the relation between Joyboy and Nika was, but I think I figured it out! I think Nika is what the prisoners unknowingly called Joyboy! As we know the Human-Hyman Fruit model Nika is a mythical Zoan which means Nika doesn’t exist like a dragon or a phoenix. So basically, the prisoners of Impel Down saw or got some word of Joyboy and naturally assumed he was a god, so they made up stories about Nika causing the fruit to exist.

[luckyspot]

To everyone saying that Huggy Wuggy's eyes are just showing the reflection of the floor.

Last time I checked-

REFLECTIONS DON'T FOLLOW YOU!!!

STILL DON'T BELIEVE ME?

Here!

[its-toph-bitch]

ugh, I like Young Royals and Omar Rudberg, but can the YR fans stop invading mello just because Omar is in it??

[seraphdreams]

hi! im not sure if you’ve answered this before (if you have just ignore this, sorry!) but do you have any advice for writing and growing your blog?

of course!! so the first step for growing your blog would be to kinda lay everything out that you have, this goes for writing as well. if you have a few fics already written before you post anything to your blog, post them! get it all out with about two or three days in between and tags will be your best friend! always fill the tags up until you can’t anymore! and be patient, your blog will grow with time and care, so take care of yourself and don’t be too hard :(

for writing, i wouldn’t say i’m the best writer so i don’t have too many tips but when you write, make sure you’re completely comfortable. if you’re not, it’ll feel like a chore :( if you have to have a candle going and complete silence to write, do that! also what i like to do is read a whole bunch of fics from my favorite writers to get some inspiration before writing (bonus points if those fics contain the character I’m writing for)! it also helps with motivation and getting you into the writing mood!

i also suggest taking breaks when you feel your inspiration starting to dwindle, you can always pick it up another time—TAKE AS MUCH TIME AS YOU NEED! don’t push yourself :(

here are some links for writing tips!

websites for writers.

emotion wheels.

fighting writers block.

[quercussp]

As an ecologist, I often get questions about how to be more "environmentally concious", and one thing that I noticed is that a lot of people have a kind of "all or nothing" mentality to it.

A lot of people feel as though if they can't do something 100%, than it's not worth trying. I feel that type of logic is also perpetuated by many of the public figures/influencers that talk about this. But the fact is, there is no all or nothing here. You don't want to or can't be a vegetarian? That's fine! Even reducing your meat consupmtion by 10%, or even 1%, is already useful. You sometimes forget your reusable bag? No worries! Use the plastic ones, you're not going to ruin the earth by doing it. You can't bike to work? So what! Drive if you need to, if you can cut just one trip short and go to two places at the same time, you will already be doing good. You can't afford to or don't want to stop buying fast fashion? That's ok! Did you donate some of your clothing? Did you mend a little hole on your shirt instead of buying a new one? Did you wear something for multiple seasons? No matter how small, what you are doing matters!

Until we talk about these things as being a gradient, we will never see real change. Instead of shaming people who you think aren't doing enough, praise every small bit of progress.

But most importantly, remember that the biggest and most valuable thing you can do for the environment is not to use reusable straws, it's to VOTE for politicians who implement policies protecting the environment. We can all do all the things that are reccommended to consumers, but that's not enough. The problem isn't individual people, it's corporations and governments. So you can be the worlds biggest meat eater, drive a giant SUV, buy a new shirt for every day and never recycle, but if you VOTE for green policy changes you will still be doing more use than someone who doesn't.