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I'm saying you should be grateful for the fact that there are enough people in your country willing to sacrifice their own resources so that others can have access to healthcare. 2% of my income is a not unreasonable amount of money and I could think of 5000 things that I would personally get more enjoyment from that the money could be used for. People acting entitled just makes me think I should join my coworkers in abusing loopholes so I can just keep what I earn.
I am grateful for universal healthcare, of which I also contribute taxes to like everyone else in Australian society. why do you expect people to kiss your ass when youâre just doing the bare minimum like everyone else? you think I dont sometimes look at my paycheck before tax and are like âCURSE YOU TAXES I COULDA BOUGHT MYSELF A NEW WARDROBEâ?
but Iâm paying taxes for the infrastructure of my society that benefit me and everyone else. I want my friends and loved ones and everyone else to live in a society that is equal, safe, stable, supportive and well resourced because I care about other people. we ALL pay our taxes for this, so if anything you are the one who is sounding entitled here dude because you think for some reason you should be exempt from the same rules as everyone else.Â
EDIT: you also say:Â âsacrifice their own resources so others can access healthcareâ like what the fuck are you talking about?? that means YOU and YOUR LOVED ONES can access free healthcare too?? opposing that just makes you sound like a fucking psychopath.Â
As a continuation of my "people are bad at writing training in books" saga, I think there's an impulse especially when writing low-technology fantasy to equate "can fight good as an individual" with "good at military stuff" or even "good at fighting alongside other people" and those are not really equivalent.
Even ignoring that many main characters end up in leadership roles as a result of their good fighting, and the fact that a strategic understanding of military or paramilitary tactics isn't really tied to how good you are with a sword, the goals and requirements for fighting in a military or paramilitary group are often fundamentally different than fighting as an individual.
If your character is really good with a sword, it doesn't necessarily mean that they know how to fight while in close proximity to allies, for example, or how to follow orders, or how to give orders, or how to hold or advance on a position, etc.
What ends up happening with some books is people have their character learn what may be very impressive martial arts such that they can match with any other character--and then drop them in some sort of military or paramilitary setting and just sort of pretend that the character either doesn't need any other skill involved in fighting in a group or gleaned them magically via osmosis.
If you are writing a character who ends up fighting as part of a group, I recommend doing research on things like basic training, law enforcement training, etc. and seeing how people train or have historically trained for different types of fighting.
Your character doesn't need to get that training, necessarily, but it does often read as a little silly when a book pretends that Spars Good is a functional equivalent for it.
A Lifetime Job
Pairing: Baelor Targaryen x wife!reader (x Maekar Targaryen kind of) Modern AU
By the time you stepped out of the car, the evening had already settled, and you were ready to strangle somebody.
You stood there for a moment longer than necessary, fingers still curled around your phone, jaw tight from a day that had begun wrong and only grown worse in increasingly creative ways. The latest ad campaign had been elegant, controlled, curated down to the smallest detail by you, and yet somehow your team had managed to receive entirely incorrect accessories. Not just the wrong shade, but the wrong models altogether, as though someone had ordered blindly and hoped for divine intervention.
The worst part? No one had bothered called customer service. No one had escalated. No one had even thought to.
You had walked into the studio, taken one look, and felt something in your chest go very still.
Then you had spoken calmly, precisely, without raising your voice, about basic sense everyone should've had to take the next logical step without your dictation, and watched grown professionals scatter like startled birds.
Now, hours later, you were home, and the day was not finished with you.
Inside, the house was alive in a way that had nothing to do with comfort. You could hear Matarys before you saw him, his voice raised in dramatic protest, and somewhere deeper in the house, Valarrâs quieter, distracted tone, likely speaking to Kiera instead of doing anything remotely productive.
You slipped your heels off by the door, handing your fur coat to a hovering member of staff without breaking stride. âDinner?â
âSeafood, maâam.â
Of course it was.
You found Matarys in the dining room, arms folded, staring at his plate as though it had personally offended him. The smell of fish hung faintly in the air.
âIâm not eating that,â he declared the moment he saw you, as if your presence existed solely to validate his stance.
You glanced at the plate, then at him. âYou will.â
âIt smells weird.â
âIt smells like food,â you corrected, pulling out your chair. âWhich is what you require to continue functioning.â
He scowled. âI want pasta.â
âAnd I want competent employees,â you replied, reaching for your glass of water. âWe will both have to endure disappointment.â

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you've been staring at them for five minutes now.
nicholas' accessoriesâthe ones that look exactly like handcuffs, function like handcuffs, are basically handcuffs except slightly smallerâare sitting innocently on his dresser while he's in the bathroom. you'd come to return his hoodie (that he'd purposely left in the living room to spite you, the bastard) and gotten distracted.
"see something interesting?"
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Eat regularly
Eating consistently is an act of respect, even when you don't feel great about your body or your appetite feels complicated.
Your body still need energy to function, think clearly, and regulate mood--regardless of how you feel emotionally.
Choosing to eat isn't a reward for body acceptance; it's basic care. You can nourish your body without liking it in the moment.
Rest when you're tired
Rest is not something you earn--it's something your body requires.
Listening to fatigue and allowing yourself to slow down shows respect for your limits, not weakness.
Pushing through exhaustion often disconnects you further from your body rather than helping it.
Choosing rest is a way of acknowledging that your body deserves care, not punishment.
Speak to yourself kindly
Practice neutrality instead of cruelty.
Reducing self-insults helps create a safer internal environment, especially on difficult body image days.
Respect can sound like setting boundaries with negative self-talk or redirecting it without judgement.
How you speak to yourself matters, even when body love feels far away.
Wear clothes that fit today
Wearing clothes that fit your body as it is right now can reduce daily discomfort and mental stress.
Clothes are meant to fit bodies--not the other way around. Lean into loose, comfy clothes that feel good today.
Respect looks like choosing comfort and ease instead of squeezing into items that bring shame or distraction.
You deserve to feel physically at ease in your own clothes, regardless of size or change.
Aoânung and Suli reader where heâs being handsy or where heâs always handsy please đđ
Hands Off On
Summary: During a meeting discussing boring important everyday things that impact life in the village, Aoânung canât keep his eyes (or hands) off of you
Warnings: Handsy Aoânung, physical teasing, allusions to smut
His focus should be on the other Naâvi in the council space, and not on the beautiful siren thatâs enticing him from across the room. A thin tail flicks back and forth as hips sway softly to some beat that only you could hear.
The Naâvi of the council of the Metkayina in Awaâatlu are discussing everyday matters that face the village, seeking the Oloâeyktanâs thoughts and opinions. Itâs one of the more boring duties that heâs required to oversee, the importance of the functionality isnât what bores himâitâs the council members that drone on and on.
Even before Aoânung had a pretty forest she-devil to distract him he didnât like these meetings. He would sit by his fatherâs side when he was younger, training to become a Oloâeyktan in the future. Even then he was bored and wished to be anywhere else but there, listening to the council members bicker amongst themselves.
It was one of his leave favourite duties; a task that becomes even more difficult when he has his mate within eyesight. Aoânung sits back in the official throne room chair thatâs designated solely for the Oloâeyktan, and props his elbow up on the armrest. He brings his knuckles toward his mouth and bites down on the very tip of the skin of his knuckle.
Heâs completely lost interest in the meeting and the squabbles of his council, and focused his entire attention on his mate. The patterns of your slighter stripes against the darker shade of blue has him drawing the headiness of his gaze down the expanse of your back. He settles his eyes upon the bioluminescent freckles that trail down your spine to your tailbone, and even along your tail.
In this moment he is not Oloâeyktan, he is neither hunter nor warrior.
He is a red blooded Naâvi who is being both tempted and tortured by the image of his pretty, feisty, hissy mate standing ten feet away eating dropfruit. The sway of your hipsâthat have widened since you had become pregnant with your first childâand the roundness of your belly thatâs beginning to show have him salivating.
Aoânung watches from the throne room chair, he bites down on his knuckles to keep himself from losing what little control he feels like he has. He is a man who has been rendered right down to basic and basest instincts that drive his mind and body to one singular motive.
If you werenât pregnant already, you would be by the nights endâŚ
It becomes too tempting to ignore; you become too tempting to ignore.
Aoânung surges to his feet with a swift motion that has the council membersâcomprised equally of female and male Metkayina Naâviâlook his way as he moves. The surge, the sudden jolt, draws whispers that dissipate when he waves them off. He needs a break and they should continue on without him so he can briefly indulge in his mate.
Aoânung moves from the throne toward you as you stand before a table, eating your dropfruit and your grilled fish to pair with it. He watches the flick of your tail as you fill your belly, a happy response to the snacks you have. As he walks closer he grows hungry himself, but not for the flavours of fish or fruit.
Aoânung craves you.
He descends upon you with the attuned skills of a hunter, perfected through the years of training and experience heâd earned. From the moment he could walk, his father would take him out upon the water, teaching him. And now Aoânung had used those skills of silent prowess to catch you before you could dart away. You were choosing to satisfy your cravings before growing bored with the council meeting, and if he didnât catch you now youâd slip away from him.
He snatches you quickly, fingers spread against your waist to draw your back to his chest. He knows he catches you off guard when you squeak and the fruit in your hands falls back to the Pandoran shell plate. Your surprise becomes a glare that you throw back at him deftly contrasting the rumbling purr from Aoânung, that reverberates into your back.
âDo you mind, muntxatan? I was eating that.â You donât try to shove him off, although you could if you wanted to.
âMy wife,â Aoânungâs voice deepens with possession when he speaks the human language, and one hand trails up your waist to hook under the hem of your top, âyou cannot blame me. You are the one teasing me, pulling me from the middle of the council meeting.â
âMe?â You whip your head and throw a glare over your shoulder toward him, your eyebrows furrowing in contempt. âI was doing nothing but eating.â
âMhmm.â Aoânung reaches around you and picks up the fruit you dropped, bringing it to your mouth. He watches you part your lips and followed the motions of your tongue and teeth as you bit into the dropfruit. "Ma smun'ite, oel kllor.â
âLittle devilâŚâ you scoff and roll your eyes, your annoyance equivocally rising yet easily being defeated by Aoânung giving you another piece of fruit.
He holds it between his fingers and lets you eat it directly from his hands, unrelenting in his desire to spend his time with you over the council. Aoânung chest presses flush against yours, it rumbles with every soft motion of a purr of pleasure and elation.
âWe should leave, yawne. Let us go back to our marui, make beautiful music with our bodies.â He angles his head and nips at your neck, directly fuelling the smouldering ashes of last nightâs passions.
âIâm already pregnant, Aoânung. You can stop trying to breed me.â You speak with a rolling of your eyes and a slight edge to your voice. Nevertheless the prospect of taking you to bed and breeding you, even though youâre already pregnant, has Aoânungâs purr turning to a more aggressive growl.
He grinds his hips against your backside and tightens his hands upon your waist. He draws his lips up and down your neck, biting your skin with the intention to bruise, mark and claim you in front of the entire council. He knows damn well they can feel the tension growing between you two, and they know where Aoânungâs true priorities lie.
âMa Olo'eyktan, oeru lu mawey.â When one of the council members calls for him, Aoânung presses his lips into your neck and nips to mark your skin. He grunts when they speak of urgency, calling him.
âYou are needed, Oloâeyktan.â You taunt him with your words, pulling yourself out of his embrace but he isnât finished with you yet.
He grabs your hips and pulls you back, continuing the grind of his pelvis into your cute ass. Heâs shameless, unrelenting, and delivers a clear and concise messageâhe may have a meeting but he is not done with you yet.
âIâm going for a ride with Nimun, enjoy your council meeting.â You elbow him off of you and create distance, already moving toward the pathway leading you to the beach.
Aoânung boldly calls out to you, smirking like the beautiful, cocky Naâvi he is. âI have something else you can ride tonight, muntxate!â