wheresthespunkadam:

An unlikely duo you say? I pronounce it “iconic”

Chinenye Ezeudu ig

yourmusiciannextdoor:

im 20 years old and the only thing im confident at is that ill probably (most fucking likely) die from my own stupidity and clumsiness.

liamneesontookmyusername:

dentist: open up please

me: sometimes i get sad

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ironwoman359:

what-even-is-thiss:

fangirltothefullest:

ironwoman359:

nootydooty:

to be fair though it has to be accompanied by that exact image, otherwise the format could be read as extreme disbelief/loud exclamations

Oh yes there’s no way to convey ~SaRcAsM~ through written text.

I dunno this ways always worked for me ^^^^^

Hmmmm. No. No sarcasm. Oh no. Never any sarcasm here. What. Whatever would we do if you could display sarcasm through text. Oh my. How could you suggest such a thing. Oh jeez.

That settles it. The older generations are just weak.

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ren-ai-mo:

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kayas-wife:

ace-thinks:

If someone is coming out to you/telling you about their sexuality, match their energy.

If they’re not making it a big deal, you shouldn’t either.

If they’re really nervous or emotional, respond with compassion.

If they’re excited, be excited with them.

I’ve seen a lot of things that seem to imply that it’s always best to be really super amped about someone coming out, but that kind of energy can be embarrassing or uncomfortable if the person doesn’t feel the same way.

On the flip side, if you respond with indifference, you might think you’re being s good friend by not caring whether they’re gay or straight or whatevs, but that can be extremely invalidating if this is a monumental or exciting moment for the person.

Read the room, match the energy.

Best supportive coming out advice I’ve ever read

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goteveryonewatchinus:

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there’s a fucking furry at the mall!!!!

what the hell is an “"easter bunny”“

My app crashed three times trying to reblog this, and I feel that was the universe trying to stop me from giving others whiplash.

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moonlight69:

jellie-bells:

My therapist told me something meaningful yesterday, she said “It’s important to remember that when you’re depressed you have to nurse yourself and be extra gentile towards yourself. Just like an athlete wouldn’t break an ankle then force themselves to run that ankle. They rest as it heals and do not think “I am a failed athelete” they think, “right now something isn’t working so i’ll take care of myself until it does.“ 

Just like a broken bone, depression can change the way your daily life plays out, and pushing yourself too hard and getting frustrated when you don’t feel better is just like trying to run on that broken ankle and getting frustrated when it doesn’t heal.

Read this. Then read it again. And then save it and read it over and over when you are depressed.

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apersnicketylemon:

whatbigotspost:

geekandmisandry:

ezzelbean:

thespecialpsycho:

acti-veg:

Just so you guys know, the toxic anti-vegan/vegetarian culture in online spaces is exactly what leads people into thinking that this kind of shit is okay.

Other problems:

This can make a Hindu person violate their religious practices (as in the poor people will eat cow meat, which is a massively awful thing in their religion)
You may very well be responsible for the death of a person with a serious allergy to contents of either food
You may end up causing some issues for a person with autism or similar neurodivergent status
You may be responsible for the hospitalization or death of a person with dietary restrictions in either dish
You would be actively forcing people who you don’t know to violate their ethical principles for a sick joke, and there is a word for people who do things like this for no gain to themselves and just harm others “for fun” - EVIL! Literally the word is evil
You’re breaking the law as far as I know - at the very least you’re making issues for the poor employees in doing this

Yea honestly I’m not particularly into veganism but I throwdown for them for exactly this reason. Violating other people’s diets without their knowledge is fucking awful and I just knew it would lead people to pulling stunts like this. I relate so hard to people not taking your dietary restrictions seriously as a Muslim, like if they had switched it with pork it would’ve been violating both my and Jewish people’s religious practices.

Never ever swap people’s food. It’s never funny, it’s never clever, it is always potentially life threatening, disrespectful and disgusting.

THIS IS NOT OK

honestly this EXACT thing is why I’m real uncomfortable when people get angry and toxic at the mere MENTION of veganism/vegetarianism. 

This shit’s not funny, it’s potentially life-threatening (And yes, there ARE people out there with specific meat allergens! I have a friend who is deathly allergic to poultry specifically! I would not be shocked to learn someone is allergic to beef or pork specifically!), and is considered ‘food tampering’ which is illegal and involves prison time in most cases. 

You’re not clever, you’re not funny, and you’re not ‘showing up those damn vegetarians/vegans’ either (Like, regardless of whether you think most vegans are kinda a prick about it, the fact remains the majority actually aren’t, and punishing a random ass stranger for the actions of a vocal minority is ALWAYS bad!) 

Like, believe me, the moment someone even JOKES about messing with my food is the moment I permanently stop trusting them with anything, ever, about anything. It’s not okay. 

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