[laughs historically]

kind of fascinating how a lot of people don’t really know how food works

saw a twitter video of a dude making like fried broccoli with bacon or whatever and everyone in the replies was going “can’t believe he took something healthy and turned it into poison!!!!” i don’t really know how to explain to you that you’re still eating broccoli, and the healthy nutrients do not magically leave the broccoli just because you fried it

"That pairing would never be canon" and what of it? I'm only supposed to ship what the church tells me to or something?

Lets hear it for Malicious Compliance

*filming literal mold* “There is a bit of a damp problem…” The signs saying “DON’T BUY THIS” are a beautiful touch.

Twink // Otter // Bear solidarity

This is exactly what the 90s would have been like with today’s internet

Recent twitter discourse on choice feminism/liberal feminism has made me realize that choice feminism is popular because it asks nothing of you. It doesn’t ask that you question anything, instead, it gives people a convenient escape hatch they can turn to whenever they feel uncomfortable. Choice feminism is a comfort that lets you push the harsh realities of patriarchal conditioning out of your mind. It doesn’t challenge you, or hurt your feelings, or force you to think deeply about the world around you. It just lets you feel content in your own ignorance.

from the bottom of my heart, i am tired of everyone trying to sell me something