#ingrained

[chestersbraincell]

Recovering from the academic system be like:

I want to get around to this thing eventually, it’s not a pressing matter. I want to do it, and I can do it whenever I feel like. I am free, there is no pressure to get it done, there is no deadline. But it all still feels like a task™ and there’s this pressure to get it done because of the non-existent authority waiting for it to be done.

[itsthundertime]

So.....yesterday I read a fanfic where Dimentio's punishment after his death/defeat at the end of the game was basically just eternally drowning without any reprieve while he was held under by the bone/chain/hand things and then I got an idea

Someone please draw this in your style....

𝐈 𝐧𝐞𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐬𝐞𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮𝐫 𝐚𝐫𝐭....

[mrmuftin]

She's Been Ingrained..

TW Eyestrain, Slight Blood(?)

[oh-dear-so-queer]

One woman explained: 'If you grew up wanting to be whole as a woman in this society then you have to be a feminist . . . And once you're a feminist, it's almost impossible to have any kind of relationship with a man, because there's all kinds of roles that you're taught, and even if he's really cool, you know, other people lay trips on you, and it's all so ingrained. That's the only way I can see myself going really, from a strong person, to a feminist, to a lesbian. It's just a very logical progression.'

"Normal Women: 900 Years of Making History" - Philippa Gregory

[mizuki-quartz]

I drew this back in April/May so... Why not post this here? :D

This is from the FNF mod Ingrained, this one is underrated,,

Headcanon that I know nobody cares for: Dawn and May are besties~

[bunnyskull]

i looked at the date and went oh it’s dan howell’s birthday

[bi-une-socialism]

yall got to start challenging your ingrained fatphobia. "ugh i need to work out i don't want to get fat" um??? please consider the implications of what you are saying!!!

[loveandknowledge]

The idea of working five days a week with two day weekends and a few weeks of holiday each year has become ingrained in society. But it wasn't always the case, and it won't be in the future. Could people eventually take three and even four day weekends? Certainly. Will job-sharing increase? I think so. People will need to be paid the same or even more for working less time, so they can afford more leisure time. That's going to be a difficult balancing act to get right, but it can be done. If it works for individuals and works for businesses, everyone would want to spend more time with their loved ones, more time exploring their passions, more time seeing the world outside of an office and more time getting healthy and fit.

Richard Branson