Paradox.

[Emerges from The Cosmic Selector torn up and covered in blood] yeah it's pretty good

your only job on this earth is to be so intrinsically yourself that the right people gravitate toward you and the wrong people move out of your way

A lot of ppl think that “love” is enough to raise a happy child and that’s not true. It also requires emotional maturity and financial stability but they don’t like hearing that because it changes their idea of a miracle that happens to them into a conscious decision that requires personal responsibility.

They think that having kids is a life phase that they’re required to go through and have no agency in but that’s not true. It’s not puberty, it’s a conscious choice that you make

"Behind every strong woman is a story that gave her no other choice." - Unknown

"The way to love someone is to lightly run your fingers over that person’s soul until you find a crack, and then gently pour your love into that crack." - Unknown

can we talk abt disabled people without a concrete diagnosis. how diagnosis can be a privilege inaccessible for dozens of reasons. how even if you do happen to be fortunate enough to have access to doctors and specialists, it isnt easy to figure things out. how people dismiss invisible and undiagnosed disabilities. how the posibility of the issue being psychosomatic is used as a weapon to invalidate experiences. can we talk about how disabled people don't have to know why they're struggling for them to struggle.