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Fancy lesbian cat gonna romance all the lady cats in her excellent apparel

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okay, most of what i do re: harry potter is criticism, and hp is flawed in such a number of ways, but sometimes i just sit here and
i mean, you all have a comprehension of just how drastically harry potter changed literature, yeah? like. it revitalized it. it blew the literary scene apart. the new york times had to create a separate bestsellerâs list for childrenâs lit just because harry potter existed. harry potter changed reading.
so many people on tumblr were born in the â90s. when the first book came out, most of us couldnât read. but we grew up in a world where everyone, everyone, everyone was reading harry potter, no matter how old they were; we grew up in a world where the most popular story in the entire world was a fantasy childrenâs book.
itâs sort of difficult to grasp, sometimes, the extent to which harry potter is not just a book. the extent to which what is basically a series of fun, interesting, and fairly good novels is such an enormous, enormous part of our lives, a cultural touchstone, a truly universal reference point, something so many people have shaped their lives around, a foundation for all of the stories we would read and watch for the rest of our livesâ for so many of us, the first books we ever loved
the extent to which so many of us canât call ourselves âfansâ of harry potter, because it would like being a âfanâ of, like, having lungs.
itâs not even about liking it or disliking it. itâs just a part of us.
This reminds me an awful lot about Starbucks.
No, seriously. Before Starbucks, America was a coffee wasteland. Coffee was a thing you got at diners and drivethroughs. It was a cheap hot thing you put made palatable with tons of cream and sugar, and most people (but waning!) had a coffee machine at home.
Starbucks told us that we could like coffee. That coffee could be an enjoyable thing, that it could be a status symbol and a ritual. That there could be a place where you go for coffee, and you enjoy it.
As a coffee snob, I think Starbucksâ coffee is awful. But Starbucks is why we have better coffee. Starbucks created the market space for third wave coffee shops and artisanal roasters. They reintroduced âespressoâ, âlatteâ and âcappuccinoâ to the American lexicon.
We need stuff thatâs heinously popular. Thatâs how culture works.
The cultural impact of the original 3 Star Wars movies was something literally phenomenal, something absolutely ubiquitous that changed the landscape of entertainment so fundamentally that things havenât been the same since.
It was very much like Harry Potter. I know JK is le problematique but the books were fun, creative, and exciting, got a LOT of kids into reading in general and fantasy specifically, and gave us all some mew common cultural touchstones.
I feel very fortunate to have lived through both, and I wonder what will be next.
I was checking out at Walmart, and as I was reaching for my bags I said, âHappy Holidays!â And the cashier leaned in like she was sharing a secret and said âMerry Christmas.â So I smiled politely and said, âBlessed Yule!â And the look that spread across her face, you would have thought Iâd literally stolen Christmas from her. If youâre going to make a point of wishing me a happy whatever-you-celebrate, Iâm going to make a point of wishing you a happy whatever-I-celebrate, and if you think thatâs wrong you should consider getting âhypocriteâ tattooed across your forehead.
Itâs that time of year again
A post I made has officially become an âitâs that time of year againâ post and I would be lying if I said I wasnât honored
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Supa sofft
*Dries hands on cat*
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Is it sad that I know all of these vines basically by heart
educational af
The X one lmaoooo
a human that wants to feel good: oh time for me to do drugs or whatecer
an animal that wants to feel good:Â time to lay in the sun
in summary? animals been knowin where its at for 1000s of yearsâŚ
had this thought after observing at some turtles in minecraft btw
i was also high
oh my god the forest spirits are awake! hello!
PRECIOUS
hahahah i have such bad anxiety today also my work bestie got in a car accident saturday night and my manger is out so I'm all alone at work which is the worst possible scenario for me at the moment but also theres literally nobody to hold me accountable for shit so that's good I guess.
Also last night I watched the episode of the office where Jim tells Pam he used to have a crush on her and I like almost cried despite knowing that they eventually get together.

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This is a really helpful page in my CBT textbook for tackling some of the maladaptive beliefs we often hold. The first column lists the rules and assumptions we often may tell ourselves, while the second column is a more functional belief. Just thought I would pass this along. Be kind to yourselves, friendsâ¤
Oh my god, number 5. And 6, and 7.
I frigging needed that.
Failure is not a permanent condition.
The text on the image:
Maladaptive belief:Â If I donât do as well as others, Iâm a failure. More functional belief: If I donât do as well as others, Iâm not a failure, just human.
Maladaptive belief: Â If I ask for help, itâs a sign of weakness. More functional belief: If I ask for help when I need it, Iâm showing good problem-solving abilities (which is a sign of strength).
Maladaptive belief: Â If I fail at work/school, Iâm a failure as a person. More functional belief: If I fail at work/school, itâs not a reflection of my whole self. (My whole self includes how I am as a friend, daughter, sister, relative, citizen, and community member, and my qualities of kindness, sensitivity to others, helpfulness, etc.) Also, failure is not a permanent condition.
Maladaptive belief: Â I should be able to excel at everything I try. More functional belief: I shouldnât be able to excel at something unless I am gifted in that area (and am willing and able to devote considerable time and effort toward it at the expense of other things.
Maladaptive belief: Â I should always work hard and do my best. More functional belief: I should put in a reasonable amount of effort much of the time.
Maladaptive belief: Â If I donât live up to my potential, I have failed. More functional belief: If I do less than my best, I have succeeded perhaps 70%, 80%, or 90%; not 0%.
Maladaptive belief: Â If I donât work hard all the time, Iâll fail. More functional belief: If I donât work hard all the time, Iâll probably do reasonably well and have a more balanced life.
What book is this?
i always thought of a king sized bed as being a bit bigger than a queen, but now that i have one, i can tell you that a king sized bed is an absurdity. i can sprawl out, and my husband can sprawl out, and the cat can sprawl out, and none of us are touching. i reach out in the night, and find only pillows and plush walruses. i reach further and eventually find his elbow. he rolls over the comforters to try and find me. âi have crossed oceans of bed to be with you,â he says. there is a vast expanse of bed untouched, unmapped, unexplored. the cat is still trying to sleep on my face.
This is the opposite of a creepypasta
A bluebird, but with very tiny, very buff arms in place of its wing feathers
Op change your URL
@wishem i am begging you
It flies through flexing
@wishem iâm in physical pain
could someone do a gif of this pls?
like this?
Letâs Talk About ADHD
Of all the mental disorders out there, none is taken less seriously than ADHD. Lots of people believe that itâs made up. Some people believe that ADHD is nothing more than bad parenting. And plenty of people believe that itâs an excuse to medicate otherwise normal children. But hereâs the thing: ADHD is a very real disorder, and it profoundly affects the lives of those who have it. Letâs look at some facts about people with ADHD: - 35% of teens with ADHD will not complete high school - thatâs double the dropout rate of average teens.
- 30% of kids with ADHD will fail a year of school, or be required to repeat a grade.
- 45% of kids with ADHD get suspended from school at some point.
- Only 5% of teens with ADHD will earn a college degree, compared to 28% of the general population.
- Only 0.06% of people with ADHD will earn a graduate degree, compared to 5.4% of the general population.
- They have four times as many car accidents as the general population.
- They are 4 to 9 times more likely to go to prison.
- They are 11 times more likely to be unemployed.
- 61% will be fired at some point, compared to 43% of the average population.
- They earn, on average, $2 less per hour than their non-ADHD counterparts.
- They run a significantly higher lifetime risk of depression, anxiety, and antisocial disorders than people without ADHD. ADHD is not a made-up disorder; it is a very real thing that has a profound effect on the lives of people who have it.Â
So what other myths about ADHD are floating around? - Contrary to popular belief, ADHD is under-diagnosed. While there is some evidence to suggest that little boys are being over-diagnosed with it, girls are being grossly under-diagnosed. Teachers and parentsâ are quick to recognize the disorder in boys; girls with ADHD, on the other hand, are dismissed as âditsyâ or âspaceyâ, preventing them from getting the help they need. Doctors estimate that ADHD occurs equally in boys and girls, but boys are six times more likely to be diagnosed and treated.
- ADHD is not a childhood disorder. Studies have found that anywhere from 30% to a whopping 80% of childhood cases of ADHD continue on into adulthood, affecting sufferers for the rest of their lives. Even when cases donât continue, the education gaps created in early years can affect a person long into adulthood.
- ADHD is not caused by diet. The vast majority of cases of ADHD are genetic. Other major causes include prenatal exposure to alcohol, and traumatic brain injuries. No cases are caused by food dyes, or excessive consumption of sugar.
- ADHD is not a âshort attention spanâ. People with ADHD do not lack attention spans, they lack the ability to regulate their attention. When people with ADHD discover an activity that highly interests them, they can focus on it single-mindedly for hours, ignoring all other activities, much like youâd see in autism.Â
- ADHD medication turns kids into âzombiesâ. The medications prescribed for ADHD are not addictive or dangerous. In kids with ADHD, they ease symptoms and allow children to regulate their attention and control their impulses. Untreated children with ADHD are more likely to grow up to be drug or alcohol addicts; medication significantly reduces that risk. ADHD is one of the most common mental illnesses that any of us will encounter, but despite that, it remains poorly-understood, and is not treated as a serious disorder. People have grown skeptical of the disorder entirely, and look down on cases of ADHD as poor parenting or simple âdrug-pushingâ. The reality is that ADHD can make it extremely difficult to lead a normal life or achieve goals, and no one should look down on the treatments that make it possible for so many people to function.Â
This is so important.
Can I print this out on a brochure and hand this out to every dildo that perpetuates these myths?!
Happy Labor Day. Today I learned about probably the first strike to happen IN SPACE.
âWe would never work 16 hours a day for 84 straight days on the ground, and we should not be expected to do it here in space.âÂ
The day when three NASA astronauts staged a strike in space (Hiltzik, LA Times)

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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2018/10/02/us/politics/donald-trump-tax-schemes-fred-trump.html
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The president has long sold himself as a self-made billionaire, but a Times investigation found that he received at least $413 million in to