WILL ANYONE TELL ME WHATS GOING ON?!?! NO??? IM GONNA SCREAM!!!!

gonna take him to the humane society on monday to see if he's got a microchip, if he doesn't then i think since there's literally no missing posters for him, and since no one has hit me up on where i posted his pic, he might be mine frfr?

When I was younger I was pro-death penalty. And I won't beat myself up too much about that. I was a hurt, damaged abused person who wanted to believe there could be a measure of justice for the things that were done to me.

But, here are some of the reasons I changed my mind

1.) Death by lethal injection is not as painless as we are led to believe.

2.) The death penalty is disproportionately applied to inmates of color and

3.) People with mental or learning disabilities are unfairly sentenced to death row without proper access to reasonable accommodations in their defense. (There has been a significant effort to vacate the death row sentences of those with learning disabilities.

✨queer tectonic✨

ive worked in hospitals for a long time, and years ago i saw a patient very frequently. he came in once every month or so, inpatient. one day he told me what he kept coming in for. he had a knee replacement, but it kept rejecting. so the hospital would take it out, keep him, and then put it back in. he told me that he was fighting to just have it amputated. he said he was in his 70s and he just didnt have enough time anymore to spend it all in the hospital. he said that he felt he could live a better and more fulfilling life for the years he had left if they just took the leg off. he could get a prosthetic and just not have to go to the hospital all the time. he said that the doctors were fighting him on it but that was what he wanted. i said that i understood, and that i hoped he could get that amputation

anyway, some time passed, and i saw him again. i asked whats up, he was beaming and said, "i got it done! they took the leg off!" i was like, "hell yeah man, how are you feeling?" and he said "well it hurts right now but im not gonna have to come here all the time anymore." he left the hospital some time later, and i never saw him again, which is all you can hope for when you work in a hospital

he also had an elective surgery, a "voluntary" surgery. he chose to have an amputation because he was suffering with the limb intact. and thats really what we're doing too. yes, transition surgeries are elective, but that doesnt mean that theyre not necessary to improve the quality of our lives

at the crossroads, don’t turn left.

oh my yaoi that are on two sides of the same coined, doomed by the narrative but fate draws them close regardless. been a big fan of how their relationship transcends that of platonic or romantic, similar to orv and link click. (which is also why i love sfawt/dawtde so much, their relationship just feels so pure).