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To old to be here, Wisconsin. Space Ranger, Universe Protector

[thisthiccbitch]

Note to self - creating a 2023 bullet journal

1) Places traveled list with picture slot

2) Favorite song of the month

3) Monthly Cat Picture of Trip

4) Favorite month memory with picture slot

5) gym tracker - maybe activity tracker - yoga, lifting and cardio

6) monthly self portrait

7) monthly self portrait challenge that I probably borrowed from tiktok

8) accomplishments - monthly/yearly?

9) books read + rating

10) workout (3 month variety) with weight lbs tracking

11) favorite album of the month

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[sweatermuppet]

the adult version of hiding yr head under the covers when afraid of monsters is refusing to look at yr bank account

[pawcakes]

they need to make an app for the mentally ill …

[prairiies]

this is the app we r on it rn babe

[woodrider]

Bruh this coffee I bought is so good I'm so fuckin alert rn I could probably do a math problem

[woodrider]

I don't know

[bixbiboom]

The Backstreet Boys performing I Want It That Way together from each of their homes is exactly what I needed today.

[starsandskies-archive]

OMGGGGGGG

[helila]

[sipslowlivefast-deactivated2023]

I love this

[notkatniss]

On top of the Yankees field cat there was a praying mantis on top of the nationals players hat tonight. Huge night in baseball

[heinousactszx]

He was keeping the mantis updated on the number of outs, too

[pointnclick]

the mantis is making him good at baseball ratatouille style

[utopians]

The fact that humans can be killed through physical means is so ridiculous to me

[utopians]

Like this sounds wild but like. hear me out. a person is such a ridiculously infinitely complicated web of thoughts and feelings and beliefs and such an unbelievably huge amount of knowledge and the idea that you can destroy that by holding a pillow over someone’s face for three minutes is absolutely surreal. The idea that you can remove knowledge and emotion and memory from the world with a physical object is literally unbelievable. people are literally infinitely huge and complex and the fact that you can kill the person by killing the body is wild. I’m sure this is incoherent but I hope you get it

[utopians]

It’s like. Imagine you threw a fist-sized rock at the empire state building and the entire thing and everything inside it collapsed into dust. That’s what the existence of human death feels like

[unionizecatgirls]

Put the blunt down

[utopians]

NO drugs here legend just a healthy amount of existential despair. I’m a clean livin teen

[literallyaflame]

oh, the sweet irony of his death. designed for this life—yet never meant to endure it

[walrusofdoom]

What happened?

[literallyaflame]

i dropped a goldfish cracker in the bathtub :(

[45percenterthen]

so much of life is needing to pee. enough already

[gothluv]

Sometimes you gotta sit and admire yourself because the world will really having you thinking that your not good enough.

[notlikeyoudactuallymissme-deact]

Her vibrator is your teammate not your enemy

[tiktoksthataregood-ish]

[jacka1]

[leighlew3]

I just fully lost my shit

[badbeesknees]

a lot of people only loved me because i put them first

[hymnsofheresy]

I don't think people realize how some people need abortions because they want to be pregnant. I really genuinely want a child. However, if abortion becomes criminalized, it becomes incredibly dangerous for me to be pregnant. I am physically ill and have multiple health problems that make me susceptible to having various pregnancy complications, miscarriage, and birth defects (that lead to stillbirth). Hell, I have a higher chance of maternal mortality than most women. Banning abortion puts me at severe medical risk. Miscarriage is now under legal suspect and is continuing to be seen as "potential" abortions or just flat out manslaughter; I could be interrogated by the police or even prosecuted in the court of law for having a miscarriage. I could have a pregnancy complication that cannot be resolved because a law prevents me from having an abortion, and I could, at best, be rendered infertile or, at worst, end up dead. I could be forced to go through an excruciatingly long and painful birth so that I can hold a dead infant in my arms because the law wouldn't let me get a "late-term" abortion. The list is endless. Don't let anyone tell you pregnancy is a safe procedure. It is not. Abortion is healthcare.

[defiant-bard]

As someone raised in a right wing family, I do want to explain that a lot of right wing people think that situations like this will have exceptions. They think there will be exceptions for all sorts of 'legitimate' reasons to have an abortion. (We can unpack the classism inherent to that thought in another post)

There won't be. Even in places where there are, people die waiting for committees to grant them exceptions for medical emergencies.

If you have pro-life family, the best way to convince them that abortion access is a healthcare right is to ask them what exceptions should be made... And then ask them if they trust a government committee to come to the same conclusion before someone dies.