Aim for the eyes

barclaysbianca:

Meme news: The Brazilian actress Renata Sorrah came out as bisexual at the age of 76

That’s her, btw


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She’s an icon and also very talented. We Stan.

Danilo Ciaffi - Pokémon Red Version "Farewell, Beloved Ones" OC ReMix

petitecreme:

And they were pier-mates!!

Happy MerMay

snailfen:

>makes post telling people to play rain world

>is genuinely surprised when people actually wishlist it

wingedprincessheart:

cyber-clown:

wingedprincessheart:

wingedprincessheart:

taking a drivers test in 45 minutes very nervy

crushed it btw

the car?

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the pedestrians!

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spacelazarwolf:

i do think that one of the worst things “activist” spaces on the internet ever did was convince young marginalized people that individual people, complete strangers, were their oppressors. no, matt from chemistry class isn’t personally oppressing you because he’s a guy, that old lady at the bank isn’t personally oppressing you because she’s cis, your waiter isn’t personally oppressing you because they’re white. individuals can and do contribute to systems of oppression. but seeing random individuals you encounter in your daily life as your oppressors will do nothing but trick you into punching laterally or punching down because you think it’s “empowering.” you might get a momentary rush of endorphins from snapping at the male cashier bc #menaretrashuwu but all you’re doing is being shitty to a random guy making poverty wages.

i saw a tik tok the other day that like perfectly described this phenomenon, how gen z (and some young millennials too tbh) pushes for systemic justice and equality, but refuses to give that on an interpersonal level, and like. y’all. you simply cannot achieve systemic change if you’re not also working toward interpersonal change. you will do more for your own liberation by treating others with sensible patience and kindness than you will pushing this toxic individualist narrative of “i don’t owe anyone anything and i get to act however i want to people i view as my oppressor.” we need class solidarity now more than ever.

discodeerdiary:

Dealing with auditory processing disorder

LAWFUL: take the parts you heard and turn it into a clarifying question, e. g. “you saw your cousin where?” or “she’s writing a what?”

NEUTRAL: “what did you say?”

CHAOTIC: take a wild stab at what the person said, e. g. “you want to baptize a mackerel?”

theayesphere:

S2 E08 | Royal Coronations and What Remains of Edith Finch

In this week’s episode of the AyeSphere, Joy and Aye look at the coronation of Princess Diana’s ex-husband (replete with a tangent about Outlander and the baffling concept of pro-monarchy Americans), followed by a much more interesting deep dive into the indie game What Remains of Edith Finch and why you should play it.

Next episode is up and live on youtube. RSS links are incoming.

kabii-kins:

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I’M OBSESSED WITH THIS SILLY DANCING EMOTE SO I DID WHAT EVERY NORMAL PERSON WOULD AND MAKE LOOPING GIFS OUT OF THEM (WITH SCENERY TO SOMEWHAT MATCH)