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these are the executive functions. impairment of these functions is executive dysfunction
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Girl, help. None of my executives are functioning

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who’s gonna tell tumblr that executive dysfunction is more than Not Doing Things?
okay
these are the executive functions. impairment of these functions is executive dysfunction
Oh.
OH
Girl, help. None of my executives are functioning

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im not a system (or am i........ idk man I'm jjst a billion rats in a trenchcoat rn) but i love headcanoning characters as plural (fav or not)
Christine Canigula Youre so plural ily. "me and the voices in my head have made up our collective mind"???? okay i see u guys .......
is this rhe right blog to send this to?? I DONT KNOW!!!!!!!!!!!!! but we ball
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been listening to be more chill recently and i thought that line sounded pluralcoded. especially since she said "I think that all of us want to go out with you"
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To summarize, Carlos Mendoza was put into ICE detention after being shot multiple times. They've neglected on feeding him and treating his wounds, and he's been transferred around multiple times. He's currently at the California City Detention Facility, which is notoriously dangerous. Carlos is still very much alive but needs immediate medical attention before things get worse.
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Ian has also made a longer video going over more details about Carlos and what happened according to his sister-in-law and fiancee.
things that don't make you human:
empathy
love
intelligence
romance
friendship
art
things that do make you human:
belonging to the species Homo sapiens
defining humanity by the things we do or feel rather than what we are is always going to exclude someone. maybe someone you care about. not all humans love, not all humans have or want partners or friends, not all humans are nice, not all humans feel empathy or remorse, not all humans make art, not all humans will make sense to you. they're still human. they're still human. they're still human.
(and if they're not human? they're not! (this post is inclusive to alterhuman and otherwise non-human beings!!!!!!!))
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Is "I think I hauve covid" something only girls can say?
Sorry is she in a room that is dropping kicking balloons from the ceiling
its so funny watching people veer so far to the left that they start reinventing things like race science, segregation, purity politics, censorship, misogyny, bioessentialism, anti-theism, nationalism, lynch mobs, capital punishment and group punishment, etc.
and by funny I mean fucking terrifying but I have to laugh otherwise I'll spiral.
To anyone worried this might be them:
(I'm holding your hand while i say this)
You might be right.
You might have opinions that you feel have veered off into unacceptable territory. You might have come to feminism with a "fuck all men, we should start treating them like shit, see how they like it" mentality. You might have come to anti-christian nationalism with a "christianity is so patriarchal and imperialistic, anyone who practices it hates me and i hate them" mentality. You might have come to environmentalism with a "there are too many people on this planet, we need a new plague" mentality.
You might have noticed your opinions slipping further and further into radicalization but you might also feel like you started on that path from a genuinely good place and you've had only the best of intentions.
But (and this is the part you need to internalize), it is not too late to course correct.
Whenever I worry that my desire to make a better world has led me to accept opinions, beliefs, rhetoric etc. that I don't actually agree with, I take a step back and ask myself three questions:
First, am I assuming that other people are not people in the exact same way that I'm a person?
The root of all evil is the incredibly tempting tendency to treat other people like they're not exactly as much of a person as you are. So take a beat and ask yourself if you're treating them like they are.
(This can go in both directions by the way! Treating someone like they're less than a person is obviously harmful and dehumanizing but treating them like they're more than a person can lead to objectification, tokenization, and more. Not good stuff.)
Second, am I thinking from a place of love or hate?
The saying "you have to love the oppressed more than you hate the oppressor" will untangle you from so many impossible ethical dilemmas, I promise you.
And third, am I putting my anger somewhere useful?
This is actually a two part question because the first step is asking yourself, "Am I directing my anger towards the person or institution I am actually mad at?" If the answer is no, then you are effectively yelling at a Walmart employee about how evil the Walmart corporation is and expecting them to be able to do something about that.
Then you move onto the actual question, "Am I putting my anger somewhere useful?" If the extent of your civic engagement is getting into fights on social media, I can assure you the answer is no.
So for example...
Let's say you are a girl in your early-mid 20s. You learned about feminism from your friends and maybe a teacher or professor or two and you've accepted the fact that patriarchy is real and harmful to women but you find yourself repeatedly thinking "Ugh, I wish all men could just fuck off and die. I should be able to treat them exactly as terribly as women have been treated since the beginning of time."
This is an understandable thought. I see how you got there. Misogyny is incredibly exhausting to deal with, many men have done exactly zero work to become less misogynistic, and living your life with the crushing weight of "a significant portion of the world's population do not think of me as a full and autonomous person" is very very difficult.
So what do we do about it? What is our response.
Here is where we pause and ask the questions.
First, am I assuming that other people are not people in the exact same way that I am a person?
Am I treating "men" like a monolith in the same way that misogynists treat "women" like a monolith? Yes? Okay then what's the reality? (Hint: it is always more complex than you first think).
For me, the reality is that "men" includes my best friend from college who loves me and the world so much he's spent 12 years learning about feminism and gender theory just so he could be a better person, a better friend. It includes Brennan Lee Mulligan (and Lou Wilson and Zac Oyama and more) who prove to me that it is possible to be a public figure without promoting toxic masculinity. It includes my favorite professor who still checks in on me and my career, even years after I stopped being his student. It includes trans men I want to celebrate and love, both for their trans-ness and their maleness. It includes so many men whom I love and who love me. Which brings us to....
Second, am I thinking from a place of love or hate?
When I have the knee-jerk thought "I wish all men would just fuck off and die" what am I actually saying? I'm saying I wish the world were safer and kinder and better for women. I'm saying I want women to live the lives they want to live, regardless of whatever a hateful man might think about it. I'm saying I want a higher quality of life for women.
And so....
Third, am I putting my anger somewhere useful?
Do I actually think all men should die? Do I think men should be violently eradicated from the planet?
No, that's ridiculous and not useful at all and certainly not coming from a place of love.
So instead I'll ask myself "How can I make my anger work for me?"
Well, what do women need to have a higher quality of life? They need to be paid a fair wage, they need access to high-quality health care, they need subsidized childcare and birth control and abortions and education. So those are the things I will fight for. Those are the things I will talk about.
Boom, I have turned hatred for misogyny into love for women, love for the world. And I have given myself useful and productive motivation to make the world a better place. Dope. We're doing great.
these are good additions i think. someone being a horrible bigot doesnt change the fact that theyre human. theyre capable of change. theyre capable of learning. and even if they dont end up changing, they still have human rights
if you believe the prison systems are inhumane, you shouldnt say "i wish all __________ gets incarcerated"
if you believe the death penalty is inhumane, you shouldnt say "i wish all ___________ dies"
even if they dont see you as a human, its still important that you recognize their humanity. the more you dehumanize a group of people, the easier it is for you to become like them
Knowing that trans women of color started the movement in the united states and were literally immediately erased and excluded from what they started is the most deeply jading knowledge.
It is the original sin of the so-called queer community and it damns it from the cradle.
no white gay boy will ever reblog this, watch:
no white gay will reblog this
no white lgb person will reblog this
Without Stonewall, without the efforts of Marsha P. Johnson and Sylvia Rivera, the LGBTQ Community wouldn’t be where it is today. Don’t forget the roots, don’t forget the catalyst.
and then TERFs wanna be like, “hmm well the LGBT community existed before Stonewall!”
but like…Becky, of course LGBTQ+ people existed before Stonewall. We’ve all existed since the beginning of time. But the movement got a shock to its senses, a jump-start, a rocket-into-space when that glass shattered via Marsha P. Johnson, and when Sylvia Rivera was up on-stage protesting guess who was on the sidelines heckling her?
The same fuckers who won’t ever reblog or acknowledge this
My apologies to the original poster as I photo captured this post to add to the thread-I reposted this last year for pride and expect to repost it every year I have left-it’s our history people.
Marsha P. Johnson allegedly died of suicide in 1992, and her death was never investigated. Even I, a mere prole, could catch the “she was murdered” vibes from the circumstances surrounding the discovery of her body.
Without a trans black woman, LGBT+ rights would not exist. Never forget. Never “pay it no mind”.
R E M E M B E R
I have a baby cousin who's Two Spirit.
Their parents are leftists, open minded, pro LGBTQ+, learned to use the right pronouns (to their face at least) all that jazz.
Their Auntie grew up in a remote area, little old fashioned, doesn't really "get" the non binary thing, and hasn't quite got the hang of the singular 'they' yet. But she tries.
When my cousin got injured and couldn't drive their parents shrugged and told them to quit their job.
Their Auntie drove them to and from work every day until they got their cast off.
Which family member do you think they'll ask next time they need help?
Do you want to be ideologically perfect, or do you want to help?
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I am once again begging people to realize that AI checker doesn’t work. it’s never worked. it’s notoriously known to have flagged human-made works as AI and AI-generated works as human-made. and by feeding it people’s works, you are feeding more works to AI, because apparently the machine itself is AI.
the only thing AI checker does is harm genuine artists and people in general too.
"Make Your Text Human With Undetectable AI"
Surprise, the AI we use to detect AI makes the same kind of mistakes other forms of AI makes.

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keep getting glimpses into an alternate timeline where plurality is more normalized and you can buy shitty tshirts and mugs about it
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how people reacted when i came out as nonbinary
family
"but i thought you were attracted to men" (dad)
*dead silence* (parents)
immediately using my correct name and pronouns (12 year old cousin)
genuine curiosity (sister)
"i'm not calling you that, your name is the name you were born with" (grandma)
schoolmates:
"how did you come to that conclusion?" (troll question)
"i admire you"
"so i could just come out and say i'm a dog?"
"you're so brave for coming out"
teachers:
"okay, i changed your name in my notes"
"how should i address you?" *proceeds not to put any effort in using gender-inclusive german*
"what does this mean?"
"but i can still call you "you", right?"
doctors:
so you can't make up your mind about your gender"
"ah, so you're female but want to be neutral, got it"
*calling it my "sexuality"* (therapist)
and how it went in practice/in the long run
family:
some people are still genuinely clueless
my cousin who immediately used my correct name and pronouns actively corrects other people
my grandma who said they won't call me my new name has gone through a second name change with me and does her very best with not using gendered language for me
my sister's curiosity has turned more into genuine understanding and questioning the status quo
my parents are still generally passive
many people misgender me or very awkwardly avoid pronouns
i live in a different country now so i don't have to deal with this most of the time
schoolmates:
the people who said some bs would still say general transmisic edgelord shit
they were mostly quiet to me specifically, except for one guy leaving a transmisic comment on a social media post but he never dared to say it to my face
one gay guy i came out to before anyone else essentially low key outed me to some other people and started talking shit about self-ID laws
most of the people who said something positive never said anything again, one person later asked me about my pronouns
teachers:
the lack of effort never changed
they never said anything when other students would say shit to me in front of them
there was exactly one teacher who even remotely had my back
doctors:
both of the doctors who misrepresented my gender as neutral or undecided actually wrote me letters to (try to) help me legally transition
i ended up ghosting the therapist because all he wanted to talk about was my gender
Source:
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i miss 15 years ago
I’m gonna kill (remembers suicide jokes are bad for my mental health) someone else (remembers murder is bad) on accident (realizes it’s not an accident if I say I’m gonna do it) and I know because I’m from the future (remembers lying is bad) no I’m not (feels guilty) I’m so so sorry (remembers actions speak louder than words) (does a backflip)
Now that this post has 12k notes and counting can I confess that I cannot do a backflip
Hey jsyk, the acronym NB was originally used in Black spaces to mean "non-Black." It wasn't until later that it was used to mean non-binary, and Black people ask for the queer community not to use the acronym.
The reason you aren't aware of this is mostly because a lot of the Black people using the og meaning of the acronym were harassed off the internet.
If you want to shorten the word non binary, say "enby." Those two extra letters make all the difference.
omg ty sm i did not know at all
i will try to remember in the future /gen

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hey yall know that reclaiming slurs doesnt mean using the slurs against people as slurs right? like when normal people say "reclaiming slurs" what we mean is taking away the power of the slurs by using them for yourself or your loved ones who reclaim it so when youre called a slur your brain goes to "oh, all my friends!" and it doesnt sting so bad, we're not saying to just call people slurs because youre a bigot whos hiding behind your identity
ive said this in the gc but i realized that one of my main issues w how privilege is discussed in many leftist esp online spaces is how like. extremely xtianpilled it is. if u have privilege (ignoring that everyone has privilege to some extent) ohhhh ur guilty by existing n u have to spend ur life atoning for a cardinal sin committed by other ppl long before u were born if u want to b a good person. how to become free of sin u ask? well, by giving me money-
This is a very good point. The idea that morality is all about an either/or state (sinner or saved, godly or devilish) instead of reducing harm and increasing help makes it incredibly difficult to deal with an idea like privilege. When all sin is personal and willful, and a "good person" does no wrong, there is no room for harm that's done as part of a system, for harm that comes from unthinking behavior. And when the stakes of being a good or bad person are eternal heaven or eternal hell, contemplating the idea that you are doing wrong that you're not even consciously aware of, that isn't ameliorated by you "getting saved" or making some inner, individual change, having "privilege" puts your "good" status, and therefore your eternal soul, in danger.
I can be aware of the privileges i have, but that doesn't make them go away. No amount of me being aware is going to make society give black men the same benefits of the doubt that it gives me, a white man. If me having privilege is viewed as a personal sin, how do I get forgiven for it so that God doesn't punish me? I can't pray it away, i can't repent it away, i can't even do good works to make it go away, because it's not in my control. If me and a brown guy are both speeding, and the cops pull him over and not me, am i now guilty?
It just doesn't match with this view that right and wrong is entirely about personal intent, and individual guilt. If that's how you understand morality, then privilege does feel like personal condemnation for things that are beyond your control. Rejecting it as lefty nonsense relieves a lot of anxiety.
And look, people on the left who absolutely know better also use "privilege" as an individual sin that carries personal guilt. It's thrown at people as a personal accusation. Puritanism is not limited to the religious right. No matter how much we say "systematic" or "social construction", we have a very strong tendency to come back to this image of the sinner who loves to sin because they're Bad and only punishment can fix it.
I don't know how we get past this problem. I guess part of it is taking the time to say what you actually mean instead of just using the jargon that your group already approves of. Also resisting the urge to use these ideas as personal attacks would help, no matter how good it feels in the moment.
How do you explain what "privilege" actually means to right wing people? IDK man. I've been thinking about this stuff, and when i figure it out, i'll let people know. I'm not sure i can even clearly and succinctly explain how i went from a very Baptist kid to whatever kind of liberal "please people, just treat each other decently ffs" i am today.