#harmful

[nekrofll]

Touching my partner when theyre sleeping is hotter than touching them when theyre awake tbh

[kitatard]

Freaky warning

My obsession with him is painful and it will never be seen as normal. I need him every moment of the day, I need him to ruin me. Change me for every person ever, turn me into his little doll that he is allowed to just change depending on how he feels. He could force me to wear things I would never feel comfortable in and I would just accept it. I don't care if he wanted me to wear a miniskirt while I squirmed and whined how I am not a girl, I shouldn't be wearing such feminine clothes. I don't care if he forced me onto him even if I was about to piss myself or something. . Making me stay with him every moment of the day, forcing me to grow co dependant onto him. Intoxicating my mind into believing that everybody else just wants to harm me, he is the only one that I need.

He could turn me into his pet, cutting off my arms and legs, not letting me wear any clothes and just stuck having fake dog ears and tail on. Petting my gross greasy hair, telling me I am such a good boy for letting him change me in such extreme ways. . Watching me shiver everytime he touches me in sweet ways because I am used to him always hitting me for messing up every little thing. Him lying to me that he would never hurt me, forcing me to get lobotomized as I become a shell of what I used to be. Forever just his pet, a nobody of who I was. . .🤍

[globaltabby]

🌿🐾🦊🌿🐾🦊

Let’s raise awareness.

Fireworks 🎇 should be banned once and for all. I’ll admit it, they’re pretty, but we have so many better, safer options to replace them.

I didn’t think much about it until recently, when I started rescuing more cats and spending more time around animals. I’ve learned so much that I never knew before, and I’m still learning every day.

Fireworks are beautiful, but only for a moment. You watch them, smile, and then forget about them.

Meanwhile, during those same moments, this is what’s really happening in your community and your city:

Extreme noise: Animals have much more sensitive hearing than humans. Fireworks sound like sudden explosions, which can cause panic, pain, and disorientation. To them, it can feel like danger with no warning.

No understanding of cause: Animals don’t know fireworks are a celebration. They can’t tell the difference between a party and a threat, so their instincts go straight into fight-or-flight mode.

Panic responses: Many animals try to escape the noise, leading to injuries, broken windows, lost pets, or running into traffic. Wildlife may abandon nests or young.

Stress and trauma: Repeated fireworks can cause lasting anxiety. Some pets shake, hide, refuse to eat, or develop long-term noise phobias.

Harm to wildlife: Birds can become disoriented mid-flight, collide with buildings, or fly until exhaustion. Small animals may suffer heart failure from extreme stress.

Pollution: Fireworks leave behind debris and chemicals that animals can ingest or inhale, affecting water, soil, and food sources.

Banning fireworks would make the world better by protecting animals, reducing stress and injuries, and keeping wildlife safe. It would also mean less pollution, cleaner air, and quieter communities. We can still celebrate in beautiful ways, just without causing fear and harm.

[coinedbank]

1155: Harmfulless

PT: 1155: Harmfulless /end PT

DEFINITION ⦂⠀Someone who is harmful, but prefers to act or be perceived as harmless.

PT: Definition: Someone who is harmful, but prefers to act or be perceived as harmless. /end PT

ADDITIONAL ⦂⠀Coined on the 10th of May, 2026.

PT: Additional: Coined on the 10th of May, 2026. /end PT

TAGGING ⦂⠀@c1rcus-of-silliness @dearestchild @goregender @radiomogai

[sirstrangeface]

Normalize letting the persecutors front and do whatever they want <333

[scrungles-wav]

THEY’RE BUFFING THE UNKNOWN NOW

HE’S #HARMFUL NOW

[momentsbeforemass]

How God sees you

How does God see you?

For a lot of us, this is a loaded question. One that opens up the door to all kinds of ideas that we have about God.

Based on our past, the way we were raised, or the people in our lives used God – whether for themselves or against us – some of those ideas can be pretty poisonous. 

Which can lead to really harmful ideas about God. From ideas that put us on the “not-good-enough” treadmill. To ideas that make us want to have nothing to do with something that messed up.

All because what’s been dumped on us is a toxic version of something that has nothing to do with who God really is. Which is why those moment when God tells us who He really is are so important.

They’re scattered throughout the Bible, especially the Gospels. But they’re so low-key that they’re easy to miss. Like what we see in today’s Gospel. Where it says,

“At the sight of the crowds, his heart was moved with pity for them because they were troubled and abandoned, like sheep without a shepherd.”

When things are weighing on you and me. When we’re upset. When we’re getting it wrong. When we feel abandoned. Like no one cares, not even God

Look at God’s actual response to us, in the person of Jesus.

God isn’t looking down on you and me. God’s not into blaming us, telling us that it’s all our fault. Or walking away, because we’re such a hopeless mess.

God’s actual response? God’s heart is breaking.

Why? Because someone He loves is hurting.

That’s how God sees you.

Today’s Readings