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🚨This is a Red Alert for net neutrality 🚨

Last December, the FCC voted to to kill net neutrality. If we do not take action, this will kill the free and open internet as we know it. The internet needs you—all of you—to make sure your voices are heard NOW.

We need all hands on deck for this one. It may be our last chance. If you’re feeling under-informed and overwhelmed about why net neutrality is so incredibly important, we have this handy guide just for you.

Here’s what you can do to save the internet:

This is important. This matters. It’s up to you to help. 

Aura fossilized coral from here

can you fuck a rock?

no way this is real

Lmao it’s so wild how u can be in ur feelings bc of someone while they not even worrying bout u. VERY WILD.

Iridescent Clouds by Pat Gaines

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1st House: Your Body/Identity 2nd House: Your Family 3rd House: Your Siblings 4th House: Your Mother 5th House: Your Children 6th House: Your Coworkers/Classmates 7th House: Your Significant Other 8th House: Your In-Laws or Enemies 9th House: Your Teachers 10th House: Your Father 11th House: Your Friends & Community 12th House: Your Soul & Subconscious

The Sun adds confidence & self-assurance to the house it is posited in. If paired with a generally “heavy” or volatile planet (Mars, Saturn, or Pluto), this confidence was likely an issue to achieve due to the person or group of people the house in question represents. The Sun’s presence may also indicate a level of ease, or a sense of a relationship coming naturally, because the sun is such a simple but vast part of who we are. On the negative side, arrogance and assumptions are probable themes as well.

The Moon adds intimacy & nurturance to the house it is posited in. If paired with a generally “heavy” or volatile planet (Mars, Saturn, or Pluto), the intimacy is unhealthy (or it will be eventually) and unnecessary. Everything about this house affects you on a deep & extremely personal level. You may try to mother or desire to be mothered by the person or group of people the house in question represents. You may form habits around this house’s theme.

Mercury adds communication & mental connection to the house it is posited in, as well as possibly logic, a lack of emotion, or a mechanical approach to the situation/relationship. If paired with a generally “heavy” or volatile planet (Mars, Saturn, or Pluto), the connections will be colored by struggle, discomfort, and misunderstanding. You/the person/the group of people may be focused on teaching, learning, forming connections, or the situation/relationship itself.

Venus adds grace & beauty to the house it is posited in. If paired with a generally “heavy” or volatile planet (Mars, Saturn, or Pluto), this energy may become obsessive, overindulgent, confrontational (or conflict-avoidant), or overall unhealthy. Its presence implies that the situation/relationship will be centered around art, affection, love, beauty, and peace.

Mars adds force & competition to the house it is posited in. It generally implies a volatility or aggression (especially if paired with Saturn/Pluto), but if a feminine planet (the Moon, Venus, or Neptune) is present, this affect may be lessened and the energy will likely be focused on a different aspect of the relationship (probably the realm of the feminine planet). Self-assertion, violence, rivalry, contest, dominance, or (paradoxically) weakness & insecurity may be at the core of the situation/relationship.

Jupiter adds abundance & positivity to the house it is posited in. It usually lessens the negative affects of any generally “heavy” or volatile planets it may be paired with. Jupiter inflates whatever it touches, so it multiplies or expands the central theme of a house – for example, if it’s in the third house, that may indicate that the native will have many siblings. It also adds a philosophical or theological hue to the house it’s in. Morals and luck are associated with Jupiter’s presence as well.

Saturn adds control & restriction to the house it is posited in. It always indicates struggle where it is located. Saturn is a planet of tough love, teaching us through strife; therefore, the house it’s in will have lessons for you to learn. The situation/relationship may feel confined, stressed, and typically unhappy, and it usually implies a need for change. Fear may be a strong theme; the person or group of people associated with the house in question may have authority over you or you may have authority over/responsibly to them.

Uranus adds eccentricity & dynamic to the house it is posited in. Rebelliousness, unconventionality, and quirkiness and may the central theme. The person or group of people associated with the house may initiate your rebellion somehow, or you may initiate theirs. You (or they) may feel that the situation/relationship is skewed, unnatural, strange, unacceptable, refreshing, unique, inspiring, or fascinating.

Neptune adds confusion & mystery to the house it is posited in. The situation/relationship will likely be buried and misunderstood. Neglect is a strong theme of Neptune; its presence may indicate an overt or subconscious abandonment of some sort, either on your part or that of the person / group of people associated with the house. Nothing Neptune touches can regularly be comprehended clearly; perception will be compromised.

Pluto adds intensity & transformation to the house it is posited in. Pluto’s presence is one of the most difficult to handle, as it generally indicates immense pain & struggle. It destroys what it touches, and then remakes it. Profound change is always a theme where Pluto is located. It is possibly the most volatile of the planets and its position describes the area of your psyche & your life where the most chaos lies, where you must unearth the issue and solve it, which is never an easy task. Power, fear, destruction, and turmoil are associated with Pluto, but so are rebirth and transfiguration.

Alien Womb.

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