#sobering

[sinclaire-says]

hi

my fandoms haven't changed, I've just really am finally free to explore things i've been caring about since childhood. you might see different things on here, but Im just going to say this....

im getting better.

[jdtrashman]

I will not live to see the end of the 21st century. No one reading this will, actually. Very few of the children of anyone reading this will, even. Not something you think about often, but this really is the only time we're ever gonna know

And boy doesnt that suck

[zazaaftersex]

Na następnym próbuje dobić 2 km 🤞

[zigdirty]

And its Mounting Costs

So far, the war has cost us more than $1.3 million per minute.

At this rate, as Times columnist Nicholas Kristof has calculated, for a bit more than two weeks of this war we could offer free college education to every American family earning less than $125,000 annually.

For less than three weeks of this war, we could run a nationwide pre-K program for 3- and 4-year-olds.

For less than 13 hours of this war, we could screen all uninsured women for cervical cancer, saving several hundreds of lives.

For four hours of this war we could get glasses to all 2.3 million low-income schoolchildren in the United States who need them but don’t have them.

For less than three weeks of this war, we could restore health insurance subsidies that the Trump administration let expire last year, preventing an estimated 8,800 deaths.

For a bit more than five hours of this war, we could deworm all children worldwide.

For less than five hours of this war, we could provide vitamin A supplementation for the 190 million children around the world who need it, preventing up to 480,000 child deaths each year and virtually eliminate blindness from vitamin A deficiency.

For about one day’s worth of war spending we could save more than 350,000 lives worldwide from malaria.

The issue has never been the cost, it's been the profit.

[ansy1984]

A sobering question after a week of terrorism incidents in America

If not for extraordinary heroism, several terrorism-motivated incidents in the United States could have had even more carnage. “CBS Evening News” Tony Dokoupil reflects on what could have been after returning home from the Middle East. Source link

A sobering question after a week of terrorism incidents in America

[zazaaftersex]

Jeśli ktoś w 2024 by mi powiedział że z własnej woli będę czysta, ograniczę szlugi i alkohol, pójdę do psychologa, leki od psychiatry faktycznie pomogą, skupię się na nauce i będę planować studia prawnicze to bym się tylko spytała co cpal.

Dziękuję samej sobie że zatrzymalam tą samodestrukcje i zaczynam powoli funkcjonować normalnie

Trzymajcie się kicie

[zigdirty]

The 2026 Trans Legislative Risk maps have just been published.

Sadly, this is by far the worst update yet, as all of the US (every single state) has now crossed into the Moderate Risk category or worse for trans youth.

But first, below is the adult risk map:

Another state has been added to the Do Not Travel category, Kansas. A majority of states, especially the interior and southern regions, are increasingly hostile and unwelcome.

As mentioned prior, see the changes for the trans youth risk map:

Discouragingly, no blue in sight.

You can see the full article, including sources, changes, and reasoning, all here: https://www.erininthemorning.com/p/anti-trans-national-legal-risk-assessment-a5d?utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

The situation continues to deteriorate when it comes to transgender youth care. For adults, we see Kansas as the newest state added to a "Do

Finally, here is the link to the prior post from 2025 (and before): https://www.tumblr.com/zigdirty/803786738963218432/no-map-update-yet-but-an-important-link-for-trans

💬 9  🔁 17  ❤️ 22 · No map update yet BUT an important link for trans youth resources (from an article also from EitM): · The organization te