True Story

fruitblush:

fruitblush:

this is actually like my third or fourth rodeo so i sort of get it but sort of dont

in some ways worse than my first rodeo cause i feel like i should be better at it by now

geekysteven:

I said everything was okie dokie artichokie but to be honest it’s been extra horrendous asparagus

depsidase:

melodeelaine:

Black-and-yellow Broadbill - Malaysia

fairycosmos:

johnnycrass:

baphonnicula:

nowhere else

lilyflxwers:

i am not immune to the ways boobs look in a corset

nentuaby:

superstrijder00:

captain-price-unofficially:

The honestly surprising thing here imo is that even for *very* rich people apparently unbridled capitalism that makes them as rich as possible apparently doesn’t buy them the same satisfaction as it can in places with less inequality.

You’d think (and every second temporarily embarrassed millionaire will argue) that if you can command a private limo, public transport doesn’t matter. But apparently the systems that result in good public transport also result in amazing holidays for people so rich they wouldn’t even consider using it.

If everyone can afford a nice coffee in the morning, there’s a cute little cafe every 100 feet to serve it to them; if there’s only 100 people in town that can afford that habit they’re all going to have to hop into their swanky limos and haul their groggy asses to wherever the exclusive Coffee Club is located to get their fix.

If there’s no public transit or bike infrastructure, your swanky limo is stuck in traffic behind 120 beat up Honda Civics.

If there’s workers rights and public healthcare the barista there wants to have a nice little chat with every customer, because that’s the human default way of greeting people in the morning. If there’s not they straight up don’t have the spoons and you get the dead-eyed Gen-X Millenial Gen-Z stare while you order.

No amount of individual expenditure will buy you what living in a healthy society gives.

ryan-sometimes:

ryan-sometimes:

As an autistic adult, whenever I interact with autistic children I feel this deep sense of protectiveness over them, because I remember what it was like to be that small and misunderstood. It makes my chest genuinely ache, because meeting these kids and seeing how tiny and young they are just reminds me of how cruel the world was to me when I was just as tiny as them.

It makes me so angry because the thought of torturing that child just for being autistic forces me to reckon with the fact that a lot of the cruelty I faced as a kid was not only deliberate, but arose from a sadism that only existed because I was autistic.

CW: child abuse ig?

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fabricandcircuits:

eccebitch:

Peer reviewed tags wonderfully said

todaysbird:

todaysbird:

i really love this piece - bird window collision deterrents should absolutely be mandatory for large buildings not only in NY, but nationwide. designing architecture to not kill the world around us should be the norm.

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