Reblogged evilweasel24
man sometimes friendship really is just "I saw this and knew it would give you psychic damage. please respond with agony" and then they do. and it's great
Reblogged localcryptideli
Reblogged localcryptideli
Shirahama sensei catering to me specifically
Reblogged astreetcarnamedwynn
Recommending Dungoen Crawler Carl to someone is SO difficult
Yes, you will cry and rage against government systems built on systematic racism who end the lives of millions in their pursuit of lining their pockets.
But also, there's a flying sex doll head who wants to kill your mother, a god-like entity with a foot fetish, and a penis who ran away from his owner which is also larger than the fucking empire state building.
Reblogged squishmelo
i genuinely just don’t think people who don’t want to drive should have to. i think driving should be optional and it’s weird that we pressure people who are uncomfortable with it into doing it
you know who we should make operate a 4000 pound machine that goes 80 miles an hour? people who are really anxious about it
Reblogged artofbirds
Trying to get back into making art again and made a little birb
Reblogged artofbirds
This is my brain when I try to do
✨️literally anything✨️
Reblogged bitternotbetter
Sometimes on the internet people will throw an abbreviation at you as if you’re supposed to know what it means and you’ll try to find out what it means but no matter what you do on any search engine all that comes up is some kind of dental supplies logistics company in Malaysia or something
Reblogged themightylizardking
Do employers know that employees are actually reusable if you let them rest? Like if you don't use them up completely all at once, and give them time to rest and recover before the next work day, they just kinda grow back? That's how they used to do it back in the day, you could hire five people to do five people's workload, and then keep the same five people for 40 years without issue, instead of having 2-3 people doing five people's work and have to constantly keep looking for replacements since you keep running them to the ground, completely using up like 10-20 employees per year.
We still have access to all the same technology and materials that they were using back in the day. Literally nothing requires us to operate the way things work now.
Reblogged helloallec
idk some people just feel threatened by anyone being unapologetically themselves even when they aren’t hurting anyone because it brings up the possibility that the rules are made up and the points don’t matter and that’s an uncomfortable thought
Reblogged queerautism
More information:
- The goal here is a positive experience, in whatever form that takes for you - physical intimacy, fun social interaction, just the warmth of other human beings, reassurance of being cared about, whatever form it takes.
- The interaction, however, is primarily sleep. You're not staying up all night talking or doing anything else, it's about whether a night of sleep in the pile is good.
- Even with the last 'strangers' option, you can assume that the strangers are guaranteed trustworthy/friendly - no risk of one of them doing anything bad.
- You wouldn't have to want to do this every night or anything, it can be a one-time or occasional thing, it's just to see if the idea is appealing whatsoever.
Please reblog and feel free to share nuances of opinion in the tags and such.
#while when I was younger I yearned for the human pile there is no way I would be comfortable with it today#i shift too much i sweat too much i will punch and kick people and wake up with so many cramps#my heart still yearns for it but my body vetoes it with a harsh NO#it would be nice to join The Pile for a little while before slinking away once I am sleepy enough to pass out on my own
Reblogged themightylizardking
notes of the last reblog are fulllllll of people going "uuuuh but fucking in the park is wrong it's literally a crime" like okay first of all of your definition of morality is based on what is legally permitted you are not a serious person
still mad about this so I also want to come back and say that many people approach this from an angle of queer issues, and it is certainly true that in many places queer people have been forced to seek sexual partners in public spaces due to homophobia AND targeted with homophobic policing aimed at public sex.
but it's also important to remember that at least in the US, where I write from and where many of you clutch your pearls, virtually every aspect of existence, no matter how fundamental to human indignity and comfort, is criminalized for people who are experiencing homelessness. sex is illegal, asking passerby for money is illegal, sleeping outside is illegal, standing around any one location for too long is illegal, urinating or defecating outside is illegal despite a critical lack of public bathrooms to use instead.
many, many laws exist to squeeze undesirable groups of out public sight rather than help them. once again: what's legal has very little in common with what's right.
Reblogged localcryptideli
Can we please go back to putting summaries on the back of books?? Idc what Susan thought. I want to know what the book is about.