just to be happy, day to day: this i call blessed

Ever since i started wearing sunscreen i have been able to control energy fields But it only works when im on the train and i have to stay perfectly still

Studies show that engaging in ritualized behavior significantly improves outcomes on measures of grief and feelings of control, even when the person participating in the ritual has little or no belief in the ritual’s power. Just a reminder for no one in particular.

Mia Bergeron (American, 1979), Pursuit, 2026. Oil on aluminum, 29 1/2 × 41 1/2 in.

if you're fucked up enough even hugging someone can feel predatory

When I say women should have higher standards for how they're treated, this is exactly what I mean. At the first insult? Kick. Him. To. The. Curb.

I'm gonna say it, I do think that even the laziest person imaginable should have a roof over their head, food in their stomach, and access to healthcare

I really would like to not be treated like my body makes me dangerous

This is a huge issue for transfems even amongst so-called "progressive" people. Saw someone claim that a trans woman "weaponized their AGAB strength" the other day and if that doesn't speak volumes about how we're perceived by the queer community at large I don't know what does

Also for Black people. It’s amazing how many nominal progressives will still look at a 20 year old white woman and see a fragile child that needs to be protected, and then look at a 14 year old Black boy and see an adult whose body is a weapon and a potential threat to those around him.

I feel it would be good to have a word that's like not ragebait but shamebait, where you can read a post and just go 'ah, this person just wants me to feel ashamed of myself and is not engaging with the issue in a constructive or useful way. I do not have to participate in this actually' and like. move on with your day

hes kind of awesome

[evil fucking chuuni fire eyes burning as i reach for my badass weapon] let me show you why they tag my posts with #yuri #kink #abuse.

"lock in" is probably one of the most important phrases to enter the public lexicon in the 2020s