possibly maybe

I LOVE HEALTH. THEYRE MY FAVORITE BAND OF ALL TIME. i'm 19

[prettyflyshyguy]

Did anyone else have an incredibly violent run of the care center exploding as many infected as you possibly could or. Was that just me.

[kushblazer666]

[cykelops]

“humans don’t do anything for free” somewhere out there there is a guy who spent days if not weeks of his life cataloguing every stupid thing you can do on stardew valley so that you can minmax the fuck out of growing potatoes on a pixel grid for quite literally no reason but that it might help someone else

[jooliart]

all aboard! 

[sukinapan]

your local forecast

[stupidpetface]

[borderlineblitz]

My day everyday

[shitty-check-please-aus]

just a reminder that BetterHelp is selling your fucking data and that they themselves have said at industry meetings that they're a data-driven company more than a people-driven company

It feels like for a while in there that people were dropping them as a sponsor but now that the controversy has slightly dimmed there are so many ads for them again; do not give them your information, do not give them your money

I know insurance is a pain in the ass and mental health treatments cost too much out of pocket for most people. So do they, that's why they're making this little bait and switch operation. Helping people is, at best, a side product of their data harvesting, and at worst just a trick to lure people in.

[redvelvetwishtree]

[neenarchive]

if i can't play as a girl in your video game you already lost brother

[neenarchive]

[bellafleurz]

[fairytalejello]

My Little Pony Color Challenge - Food

Care for an orange slice? 🍊

[swollenbabyfat]

Merry Christmas 🎀

[st5lker]

oh my god

[st5lker]

in loving memory

[trannydykepuppybot-deactivated2]

I stumbled upon this article just now:

Chinese villagers paint 1,400-year-old Buddha statues to thank gods, damaging artifacts

The statues were discovered in 2021 and hadn't been registered in the heritage protection list. A local official said the villagers “could h

I honestly find the perspective presented here disgusting. There seems to be this notion that these are "artifacts," and that therefore their history is over. To the people who paint and repair them, they are just using them for their intended purpose, the way they were always used. They are just practicing their faith. If this had been done many years ago, as I am sure it has over the statue's centuries of existence, it would just be an example of "historical cultural and religious practices." But these people today are labeled uneducated and expected to let objects of their religion fall to ruin because they are "history" now.

When does something stop being what it is and become a relic of the past? Who decides when the past is over? One person's history is another person's present. I do not understand how the people who wrote this article managed to completely ignore this.

[odvunir]

[neanmoins-que]