Sea Witch

Kill capitalism. Especially in the medical field. This should be illegal.

if ur an 8ft gerudo lady hmu

remember in botw how theres that one gerudo girl crying in the bar bc her bf dumped her for being “too tall”, and she cries like “whats that supposed to mean, im only 8 feet tall” like wtf im gonna find that dude and hes gonna catch these hands anyway if ur 8 feet tall DM me

They way she says “only” implies 8 feet is below average for Gerudo height.

In the Hyrule Historia, Ganondorf is stated to be 7’6’’. So with this in mind, we know that Ganondorf, the Demon King, the Prince Of Darkness, is very short for a Gerudo

Ganon turned evil because he was a manlet.

@doubleheartedtoxicity

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Everything is too big….

I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: it’s grossly unethical to pay your employees so little that they could work for you full time and still not have enough money to live on.  If you can’t pay your employees a living wage, you’re failing as a business.  If you can and you won’t, you’re failing as a person.

why do u think u know me i don’t even know me

someone: you’re like an open book! me: what does the pages say

When are we going to start teaching kids that it’s okay to disagree with adults? That it’s okay to demand respect from them and that them being younger doesn’t mean they deserve to get treated like shit just because adults are “always right”? When are we gonna start doing that?

yes, but i gotta add:: when are we going to start telling adults that kids should be allowed to disagree with them? when are we going to teach adults that a kid disagreeing with them isn’t disrespect? when are we going to tell them that adults gotta apologize to kids when they make a mistake? when are we gonna tell them that kids should be treated with respect, despite the young age? when are we going to tell them that there’s no problem if kids start questioning adults & that they should do so?

It was your teacher

Can someone tell me how to help LGBTQ people in Brunei without just telling me to boycott luxury hotels I already don’t go to??

I’ll give you an even better option: an organisation called Rainbow Railroad helps LGBTQ people across the world to escape prosecution and they’re currently helping people from Brunei as well as many other LGBTQ refugees from countries where being gay is punishable by law. You can help by making a donation to their website https://www.rainbowrailroad.com/ or contact them on twitter (@RainbowRailroad ) for more ways to help.