This is Keurig. He apparently head butts other dogs to greet them. Not cool Keurig. So fluffy tho 13/10
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This is Keurig. He apparently head butts other dogs to greet them. Not cool Keurig. So fluffy tho 13/10
animal rates?
one of the most amazing things that has been said to me in therapy is that self esteem doesnât exist.
and that floored people and the psych went onto say that what she meant was that self esteem is a concept that actually includes a vast array of things and labelling them all as one thing is really limiting and prevents actual improvement
you could have real strong pride in the things you create and hate your body
you could hate your creations but also want to share them with people
you could not hate yourself at all but not take care of yourself, engage in reckless self endangerment
thats all bundled under âself esteemâ but saying âi need better self esteemâ doesnât mean anything
whereas if you say âi need to work on ways to keeping myself safe, refusing to act on destructive urgesâ or âi want to be in a place where i believe compliments trusted people give meâ
thats concrete, thats a goal.
having it said in therapy helped a lot of people in my group stop saying âi have low self esteemâ and start specifying about the actual issue they have
Wow, that is so, so helpful.
Chris Evans visits Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on July 12, 2011 in New York, New York.
âWhy do you think Bucky went back into cryo?â
he found the autopsy report
so i was on facebook earlier and someone screencapped this comment from an undoubtedly frustrating thread on that rank cesspool of a website (source).
you know whatâs funny to me? that white people (and non black poc, letâs be real) donât know anything about black hair, yet are constantly trying to tell us what to do with it. when i had twists, i canât even begin to tell you how many times they were referred to as âdreadlocsâ and presumed to be my real hair. when my hair was relaxed, i had take my behind from school in massachusetts to nyc to find a dominican hair dresser to do a basic wash and set.Â
white people are incredibly ignorant about black people business.Â
this is part of the reason why we get so heated about cultural appropriation of black hair styles like locs and braids.Â
because when non-black people copy us and do it badly, weâre the ones who end up with the reputations for being lazy, dirty, stinky, unkempt ganja smokers.Â
not you, white people.
and you know where those stereotypes lead?Â
federal court rules that companies can legally discriminate against candidates with locs
they lead to black people being further discriminated against in the job market because of our hair. it leads to people using our hair as an excuse to deny us jobs when the real reason is because theyâre racist.Â
and then we end up once again having to prove our humanity because of the way our natural hair grows out of our heads.Â
locâd professionals take to instagram after federal court rules loc discrimination legal
these styles are meant to make it easier for us to take care of our afro-textured hair. especially for those of us who have busy lives, those of us who are disabled or have skin conditions and canât use chemicals. these styles are part of our self-care. now we gotta do the hard work to take this to the supreme court because white people canât leave well enough alone.Â
Reach as deep as you can. Youâll find you have the power to move the very earth itself.
one of my favourite linguistic phenomena/in-jokes is spanish potato chips being âham-flavored, probablyâ
yâsee because spain and portugal are so close, labels in stuff like food, shampoo, etc often come in portuguese as well as spanish
this brand of chips, Layâs, displays the flavor in spanish and portuguese, resulting in ham-flavored chips looking like this:
with âjamĂłnâ being spanish and âpresuntoâ being portuguese
however, âpresuntoâ is also a spanish adjective, meaning âpresumedâ (or suspected)
so you have this in-joke going where spanish chips taste like ham, presumably
im still pissed off that birds get to spend their days flying about and cats get to sleep for 16 hours a day and im stuck dealing with capitalism and expectations
I think I would want to make toys. Maybe itâs that thing about trying to be a kid forever.
the best part of halloween: buying âhalloween decorâ without receiving questioning looksÂ
Here is the art for my second Big Bang, or AN EXCUSE FOR MAICHAN TO DRAW STUCKY PORNS ;)
Art for Civilians, GDI by relenafanel (FBI Agent!Bucky, Actor!Steve) Special Agent Bucky Barnes doesnât think of himself as a hero. Heâs dedicated to his career, and if that keeps him far away from home, all the better. His parents think that he should get a less dangerous job and meet a nice Brooklyn girl (or boy) to settle down with. In Brooklyn.
That sounds like Buckyâs definition of a living hell. Heâs been running from it for years.
Enter Steve Rogers. Brooklyn boy. Not always nice. Hot as hell. And a temptation Bucky canât resist, even after their initial failure of a meeting.
Read the fic
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