I swear, the most self destructive thing you could ever do is invest your happiness in other people. Too many people only care when it’s convenient for them. Your happiness is too important and valuable to waste it on people that don’t have your best interest in mind.
there’s a place we can go where the pain will go away
people who tell me i shouldn’t drink lava: the media
people who lie: the media
conclusion: i am going to drink lava
I am a geologist with no association to the media and I would not recommend drinking lava
Get a load of Big Geology trying to oppress the voice of the people. Teach the controversy. Drink the lava.
so much tension in one photo
its either 1am or 1pm in the pic and i dont know which is funnier
whenever any of the sense8 characters get themselves into some shit
In the Couture Mood, Saskia de Brauw by Paolo Roversi / Vogue Italia March 2014
im in the “i want a black widow movie not a sixth spiderman film” squad
Do not let Tumblr make you think:
- That doing drugs makes you cool.
- That being rude to your parents is okay
- That being straight means you aren’t a person
- That being controversial all the time is cool and will get you friends
- That being blatantly rude to people to get your point across is okay
- That being white makes you by default evil
- That having a mental illness is cool
- That cutting yourself is okay
- That being a male means you are a rapist
- That all men are evil, misogynistic monsters
- That misandry is okay
- That doxxing people’s personal information is okay if they said something you don’t like
- That tumblr should be your vital source for controversial issues
- That school doesn’t matter
- That being narcissistic is cute
- That making a minor mistake on a post will make the world hate you
- That the world is a horrible place
shit man this is goddamn important because there are so many young and impressionable people on this website
ITS DONE
I AM HERE! shivertongue is here!!!! We look like crap in this photo!!!!
HA HA. NERDS AT YOUR NERDVENTION. WHAT SORT OF PEOPLE GO TO THOSE THINGS.
I KNOW, RIGHT? THERE WAS THIS CREEPY LONG-HAIRED GUY FOLLOWING US AT ONE POINT...
Update:
My husband flew into Canada on the 1st, I was discharged on the 2nd, and we flew back to Vegas on the same day. Everyone was exceedingly kind to us on the trip, but it was still understandably exhausting. On the same night, we went into the emergency room to have my dressings changed as directed. The following day, the 3rd, we had an appointment with my primary care provider, who referred me to an infectious diseases doctor.
That night, I experienced pretty much all the symptoms of dilaudid withdrawal (the painkiller I was on in Canada). Don’t do drugs. Just don’t. That is in the top 5 of the worst experiences I’ve ever had, and now I understand why junkies get so desperate for a fix to avoid withdrawal. I’m on a reduced dosage and weaning off now, thankfully; taking pain medication when you’re not in pain may sound ridiculous, but the alternative is a week of anxiety, dysphoria, depression, nausea, vomiting, sleep complications… The list goes on, and this is on top of what I was going through thanks to the actual infection and surgery.
The next day, June 4th, during the appointment with the infectious diseases doctor, we got a phone call: it turns out that we live in a far enough area that Home Care only visits there once a week. At this point, my stress, anxiety and exhaustion were incredibly high, and given the lack of other viable options, the doctor sent us to the emergency room again, with instructions to get me admitted to the hospital for continued treatment.
That took several hours of triage, but I finally got admitted that evening. As it turns out, there is not one, but two organisms attacking my stomach, one of which is resistant to the anti-fungal I was taking in Canada.
That knowledge and following change to my medication, as well as receiving round the clock care and steady visits from family and friends, have been doing wonders to my physical, emotional and psychological state. The local infectious diseases doctor is looking into changing my medication from intravenous to oral, and my dressings and other medical hardware are down to the point where they can be handled by myself or my family on a regular basis, so I should be able to go home soon, with the correct prescriptions, medical supplies and follow-up appointments, and no need for the barely-there Home Care team.
While at least here we know that insurance will cover it, this is still going to add to our very, very large expenses. Please, if you have the means, consider sharing and/or donating through the link above.
Thank you for reading. It’s a long road and it will likely never be quite over because of the physical consequences to my body, but the most stressful part of this nightmare should be through.
Relationships are scary and complicated ONLY when you start thinking of your partner as some kind of adversary.
You know how to stop being scared of relationships? Remember that it’s got a goddamn buddy system *built in*. That’s all a relationship IS: “Let’s approach life with the buddy system.”
Check on your buddy. Make sure your buddy doesn’t forget their lunch box on the schoolbus. Hold hands with your buddy so you don’t get lost. If your buddy wants to look at the monkey cage, look at the goddamn monkey cage with them. If you are the one looking at the monkey cage, ask your buddy what they want to do next, and when they want to feed the giraffe, help them find a quarter for the little food dispenser. Be a good buddy, and if your buddy isn’t a good one too, tell the teacher and ask for a new one.
This isn’t fucking rocket science, people.
All of the orgasms in fic are so violent. His orgasm came like a punch to the gut. It hit him like a mack truck. It knifed him in a fucking alley. What these orgasms need is a good education.
the orgasm tapped him on the shoulder politely because it wasn’t raised in a goddamn barn
By the time he came back to himself, the orgasm had washed the dishes, vacuumed the living room, and retrieved his lost house key from under the chaise lounge.