Hope is a thing..

Irish. 27. Doctor. Loves questions.

[ur-daily-inspiration]

[whitepeopletwitter]

[fluent-in-lesbianism]

She probably helped that girl solve her teen sexuality dilemma anyway, because if that were me and I asked an adult for advice only to find out the adult’s not only worse off than me but also the dumbest person alive, I’d accept the lesbianism just to get out of the awkward situation…

[unclefather]

Reblog if you’re a true 90s kid and you remember this tumblr

[hekate-writes]

"This reminded me of you" is such a tender sentence. Oh to have impacted someone so much that they find bits of your soul and hold the memory of you in things and places when you're not around.

[thenordroom]

RV turned family home by Team March & Sea | photos by Kevin Wilkerson

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[yelenadelova]

[annika-shurafa-interiors]

[thenordroom]

Scandi apartment

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[annika-shurafa-interiors]

[immuno-deactivated20240319]

it’s sooo sad when u see all these research papers by the same 2 ppl and then u see 1 where only one of them is credited… where’s ur little buddy don’t tell me u broke up </3

[weaver-z]

I want to articulate this point without sounding like a killjoy or a loser, but stories that are diverse without putting any effort into the plot, setting, or character development are still Not Good.

[loveandlesbian]

[poetry-siir]

“Let’s get drunk at midnight, listen to our favorite songs and kiss so much that our lips burn.”

—

[mdrambles]

Anyone else in health care being gaslit by the government, society, and their institution into feeling survivor’s guilt because even if things are crappy for you, they’re crappier for somebody else?

Really feeling for my primary care/family medicine, critical care, emergency/urgent/acute care, and mental health colleagues at the moment. This pandemic has been going on way too long, and no one seems to care about the fact that even when things were reopening, you were all still being worked into the ground (and through the crust of the earth into its molten core) by all the ripple effects of this pandemic uncovering the systemic inequities and BS that was just lurking in the shadows before 2019… All the stuff that health care workers, in general, managed to barely keep at bay from their sense of altruism and dedication (now obligation?) to their patients. If I’ve learned anything from COVID-19, it is that everyone will do their best to take advantage of you, and short of doing your job well, you actually don’t owe them anything.

You really do gotta take care of you first, otherwise this system will beat you down to nothing before you even realize it. “Resilience” is great and all, but it’s really just the system shifting all responsibility for surviving its BS onto its victims.

This system has been sick for a very, very long time. It’s gonna need a lot more than a bandaid and some yoga to rehabilitate it.

[cranquis]

[ley-med]

Anesthesiologist: When we talk about general anesthesia, we say we put people to sleep, but that's not entirely true. What we call "asleep" here is called "overdose" on the streets.

[crazyintheeast]

I adore how Shelby and Leighton are absolutely polar opposites

-Shelby comes from a rich toxic family and is constantly mistreated

-Leighton comes from a rich supportive family that constantly supports and loves her

-Shelby is a closeted lesbian that falls for her friends

-Leighton is a closeted lesbian that exclusively has one night stands with milfs before she dumps them

-Shelby is a kind hearted soul that always tries to connect and help everybody

-Leighton will call you a cunt and tell you to fuck off and just hang with the few people she can stand

-Shelby has quiet nervous breakdowns where she drink herself into numbness

-Leighton will assault a statue in the middle of a campus while shouting at the top of her lungs how she is thriving