to WORLD, with LOVE

24. Moose country. University student learning how to communicate.

[girlcowboy1]

Being the village freak isn't easy but someones gotta do it

[thexfiles]

i love women. in the feminist way and in the gay way. happy international women’s day

[catgirlanarchism-deactivated202]

yeh this is just sad tbh

[chernobylita]

saw this on my reddit too. i hope this type of ideology starts becoming more mainstream because influencer/ beauty culture has had such a toxic and fucked up impact on young girls than nothing else i've ever seen

[thecommonchick]

[gay-fannypack]

Non-americans seeing the US election results:

[tatertodd-perished-deactivated2]

[lyrium-deactivated20230102]

your level of education means nothing if you never learned any compassion

[thisherelight]

we’re in the heavy part of summer now. in the eight years I’ve been roaming the prairie I don’t remember humidity like this. alberta is not a humid environment and while my beard is loving it the air feels charged and strange. 

so much pollution is being trapped by the moisture you rarely get a clear look at the sun anymore and everything is tinged greenish gold or much redder come sunset. it’s so refreshing to not have summer wildfire smoke and in it’s place is a very unique light environment which I have to make sure to get more of. 

[i-was-today-years-old-when]

i learned that in August 2014 Women’s Voices for the Earth commissioned testing of four types of Always menstrual pads, manufactured by Procter & Gamble. The certified laboratory STAT Analysis Corporation analyzed the products for volatile organic compound.

“The results of the testing indicate that both scented and unscented Always pads emit toxic chemicals, including chemicals identified by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services National Toxicology Program, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, and the State of California Environmental Protection Agency as carcinogens, and reproductive and developmental toxins. None of these chemicals are disclosed on the product by the manufacturer.” (x)

[moonimbued]

I switched to dye free fancy cotton pads, after years of having periods so fucking bad I would sometimes faint, and now i just get like. regular cramps occasionally, they’re not even that bad anymore.

[27ojos]

i switched back to these after using fancy organic cotton pads during my most recent period & they caused PROBLEMS out of the blue - 100% confirmed, these are not good to use

[toastbutteregg]

been using these reusable menstrual pads since november 2019 and im never going back to these commercial pads. commercial pads like these always gives me skin rashes which is so annoying. switch to reusable i swear you’ll not only be period-ready but also rashes-free!

psa they also have a starter pack in case you want to switch and you dont know what to get and an xl size for plus sized women!

[thestormalwayscalms]

EXPLAINS ALOT. WOULDVE BEEN NICE TO KNOW AWHILE AGO. COOOOOOL.

[bea-sayan]

Plus, there’s a study that showed that vagina are highly vascular so, basically, every chemical you put down there is absorbed by your body real fast and really well. In short, ditch tampon too.

[automaticdestinydelusion]

TAMPONS are dangerous frequently the direct cause of TSS  TOXIC SHOCK SYNDROME

[vidramon]

Yeah, reusable pads were one of my first major eco-friendly changes but my body has been way happier that way. They are infinitely more comfortable and effective, and I just throw them in my washing machine on the hand wash + extra rinse and hang dry. I can’t say being on your period is ever pleasant, but it’s way better than before - ESPECIALLY in situations where you can’t change as often - and I don’t feel like the harbinger of the end of the world when I look at my restroom trash can anymore :)

[chaos-and-cookies]

I always buy generic brands but wasnt “always” the ones who were sending fucked up pads to women in africa just a few years ago too???? Fuck always brand.

[moonlightmarathon]

PSA!!!

they now have a budget-friendly trial pack so you no longer have to worry which pad fits best for you. you can just buy the pack to get one pad of each size!!

[night-dragon937]

Could the fact that i use Always brand be the reason i get such bad cramps?? I must test this theory…

[briannabakerarchive]

MARWAN KENZARI as Yusuf Al-Kaysani (Joe) in The Old Guard

[babyanimalgifs]

Father is a acrobat. His daughter inherited all his talent genes. 

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[aredhels]

@oneringnet valar event » ulmo, king of the sea

Ulmo is the Lord of Waters. He is alone. He dwells nowhere long, but moves as he will in all the deep waters about the Earth or under the Earth.

[whitepeopletwitter]

[holyisthenameofmyruthlessaxe]

Charlotte Eriksson

[guardofcitadel]

POLYNESIAN MYTHOLOGY AESTHETIC:

Pele

[dailymythology]

greek mythology meme: 1/6 olympians = athena

she was burning certainty, and before her all the shuffling and stained dross of the world must shrink away.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Alberta’s Fixation With Oil Is Leading The Province To Ruin

Premier Jason Kenney should rethink his giant all-in gamble on oil to solve the province’s problems.

Alberta’s late-February budget assumed oil worth $58 US per barrel, but as of writing the price has sunk to $5.43 US. As oil and gas prices nosedive, Alberta Premier Jason Kenney should rethink his giant all-in gamble on oil to solve the province’s problems. Every signal so far, however, suggests Kenney will double down on his agenda, using this crisis to push harder for the same policies: making Albertans pay while stuffing ever more public subsidies into the pockets of wealthy corporations.

Despite stating that “all options are on the table,” Kenney ruled out further revenue sources for the province. Instead, he proposed subsidies for abandoned oil well reclamation, and tax breaks for carbon capture and storage projects — public subsidies for soaking up industry’s environmental liabilities.

Kenney made a point to emphasize that planned public sector cuts will continue. Adjusting for inflation, Alberta’s government is planning a 9 per cent cut to public sector compensation over three years. Following up on the elimination of 16,000 positions, 1,436 more positions will be axed. Wage rollbacks are being sought from nurses and physician pay has been cut.

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Tagging: @politicsofcanada @abpoli

[abpoli]

Right now you can literally buy one barrel of Alberta dinosaur juice or two dozen of my eggs. One will feed you with minimal environmental impact, and the other is a major contributor to climate change.