Do Not: Buy a strange looking plant from an old Chinese man running an exotic flower shop
Do: Invade the fire nation while they are at their weakest
This literally the only time to reblog this y'all
Next time to reblog this is May 2024
*queues*
WOOOOOOOOOOOO
Whose Billy goeats is dis
ARE YOU SHITTING ME
I literally almost believed this lmao.
when you give your iced coffee a little swirl and the ice cubes make the clink clonk clink clink clonk sound
they're minor inconveniences TO YOU. i WILL consider killing myself
Long time no see tumble.. so My baby doggie died on at midnight , sept. 12. 2022. Rip baby, 9 years of love. She died with honor. She had been sick for a long time.
We buried her; we had a nice ceremony. I'll miss my baby but the look of peace on her face as she died in my arms is bittersweet. 💖💔
The hospice we went to was HORRIBLE. And I plan on raising awareness for how awful they are. They have fucked over hundreds of others too in the same way, turns out.
not unhinged anymore, im calm now
nevermind, i deserve to go on a rampage
i like this but i don’t fully understand it…
whoa
you don’t understand how sad this is. each adult is a cross, and each child has been crucified by said cross.
this is /haunting/ to look at. children can die at anyone’s hand. even the “heros"
The role of forgiveness in healing from sexual assault is complicated and deeply individual: There is no “right” way to react to or process sexual assault and no formula for how anyone should relate to their assaulter. Thordis Elva, who was raped in 1996 at 16 years old, and Tom Stranger, the man who raped her, know this: They’re careful to say that they’re sharing their journey of reconciliation not as an example for others to follow but to demonstrate that healing after assault is possible. Elva and Stranger are co-authors of the forthcoming book South of Forgiveness, an exploration of the attack they both call “the darkest moment of their lives” and its ripple effects on both of their lives over the two decades since. Today, TED posted their joint TED Talk, which they gave at TEDWomen2016 in San Francisco in October of last year. In the talk, they describe their years-long collaborative process of reckoning with Stranger’s actions and jointly transferring blame for the rape from Elva to Stranger.
At the time of the assault, Stranger was an exchange student in Elva’s native Iceland, there for just one year of high school. Elva recounts the night that Stranger, her boyfriend at the time, forced himself on her one night when she was drunk and unable to fight back: “In order to stay sane, I silently counted the seconds on my alarm clock, and ever since that night I have known that there are 7,200 seconds in two hours,” she says. “Despite limping for days and crying for weeks, this incident didn’t fit my ideas about rape like I’d seen on TV. Tom wasn’t an armed lunatic, he was my boyfriend, and it didn’t happen in a seedy alleyway, it happened in my own room.” Afterward, Elva and Stranger, both sensing the irreparable damage to their relationship, saw each other only a handful of times before Stranger returned home to Australia.
What in the entire hell…BRUH…I just…
I obviously need to see an ophthalmologist because ain’t no damn way I read wtf I thought I read. It took me a good minute to get past the headline alone…
I just finished watching… really not sure what to think of this.
When your state starts charging for bags lmfao
need to eat so i can take my meds but i hav no appetite i can’t physically get myself to eat god stop goving me bullshit challenges
Omg!!! Thos is so funny! I hardly get on Tumblr, on this account anymore
But I was just thinking of you the other day and your posts pop up!! I remembered an awkward interaction we had back in like 2017 😭😭
I follow like a thousand and something people on this bogged up account and haven't seen u in ages, thats so wild
