The horrors persist, but so do we

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I think a bus feels safter to me because the driver is always right there in case something happens, while you’re kinda on your own on a train late at night.

American media thinks busses and trains are dangerous because the car companies have spent DECADES and billions of dollars on propaganda making sure Americans think that so they will continue to buy cars and not question how much roads and highways have destroyed the landscape.

Little forest pals

Halmarut 🌿✨

— Willow ptarmigan raptor

Sentret and Furret (2023) - Card Sleeves © Pokémon / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK

Unclear conservation status

No because any male privilege we could possess is extremely conditional and can be taken away at any moment, and closet privilege isn't a thing. We can have situational privileged, which we can absolutely talk about and how it reflects on what society deems desirable, but the same can be said of women too.

Also, is it really privilege if you lose it the moment you stop being 10000% stealth? I’d love to talk to my woman coworkers about issues we both face, but I can’t let them know I’m trans or I’m a target of harassment (because my job does have bigoted people).

quick snap hehe paintover for my friend sepphie :3

MLP Redesign - Luna 🌑

snapshot from one of Oscar’s memorial paintings i did last year!

I suspect that monarch butterflies are an example of this. Milkweed is a highly valuable plant for pollinators and a host plant for like. 400+ insect species. Getting people to plant it to save monarchs is funny because you're essentially finessing people into saving a ton of other insects that they wouldn't ordinarily care about

A lot of people don't even know that there are different types of bees. things like planting native flowers, stopping using insecticides, etc, benefit all bees and all insects generally

They're called "umbrella species" and they're a great thing.