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who up feeling like they weren't made for this world

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oh to be a pangolin squirming around in the sludge 🥺🥺🥺 this would fix me

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“you’re the loss of my life” and it’s two women who were irrevocably, undeniably in love with each other, all while missing their chance over and over and over again.

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be honest. are you guys only hanging out with me because of the prophecy.

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oh no cigarettes for me thanks i just wanted to be in this dank alleyway with you

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stop FUCKING telling people that no one will love them untill they love themselves. stop shoving this idea down everyone’s throat that they are unworthy of love because of their own struggle.

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hey in case you didn't know trans inclusive terminology in healthcare is not about protecting peoples feelings, it's to stop insurance companies from going "well it says here that hysterectomies are a procedure performed on WOMEN and you keep insisting that you're a MAN so we do not in fact have to cover that have a nice day and eat shit"

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oresteia, robert icke / from the nebraska plant, the mountain goats / jayme ringleb, from “a little learning” / black sails / blue nights, joan didion / pentimento definition / myers’ psychology for the ap® course, c. nathan dewall and david meyers / pink, sylvie baumgartel / perforated heart, eric bogosian

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threatening to kill you as a love confession

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I couldn't have said it better myself.

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just wanted to remind everyone again not only of the 3,000+ resources offered through our Liberation Library but also of the study guides for beginners offered under each of our social justice topics!

resources can be organized by type (article, novel, podcast, video, etc.) as well as filtered and searched through. we’ve tried to make our system much more accessible than our former platform on google docs so this is such an exciting development to share with everyone.

please share to promote equitable access education!

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MAKE ME CHOOSE ► noblecharley asked: otis/eric or maeve/aimee Maeve, I know you don’t like emotional shit, but I’ve been thinking about how you don’t really have a proper mum, and I wanted you to know that even though my mum has money, she’s also crap sometimes too. So I was thinking that maybe we could be each other’s mums.

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as disappointing as things are turning out to be re: us politics, it's no time to lose hope. defeatism does not help palestinians who are suffering daily.

if you want to make a real, tangible difference in someone's life, please consider donating to my friend asmaa's (@asmaayyad2) campaign.

she shouldn't have to share snippets of what she's enduring since it's frankly violating - but people are more inclined to listen and pay attention so here are some updates since the last time i made a post:

her health is worsening, and she is tasked with helping find whatever food she can find for her family of 8 - which you can see is not much, and it costs exorbitant prices which eats into her fundraising money.

her campaign has been stagnant in the last week or so, with only €5 donated in the last 4 hours. she is verified & vetted by @/90-ghost @/nabulsi, and her campaign was #43 on gazavetters' list. please donate and help my friend reach safety/get medical treatment.

€27,923 / €45,000 raised (11/06/24)

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are you people just addicted to not learning theory?

What's with the obsession of using whatever political terms you can, regardless of meaning, as rhetorical ways of just emphasising how Bad something is? Fascism does refer to a specific organisation of capitalism in specific conditions with specific characteristics, not just 'when something is bad and oppressive' - something liberalism is very capable of! - and using the terms this way absolutely annihilates the actually useful analytical and theoretical value of the term, in favour of a view of politics as entirely rhetoric (which is clear from the emphasis on whether the term existed at the time or not, rather than the actual material structure being critiqued, as if the term is just an especially effective rhetorical weapon)

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ily, menswear guy

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One of the things which I think should be most shocking to people who have no experience with Homeless shelters is how often they have policies which *actively make it harder for their residents to find or keep a job*.

What happens if you have a strict curfew but the bus back from your new job only comes once every hour? Better hope you don't leave work even five minutes late, otherwise you ain't getting to sleep indoors tonight! Hope that doesn't impair you at work tomorrow!

Also, better not try to get any swing or night shift work!

This is so obviously stupid and counterproductive that I think those of us who have never had first-hand knowledge of being homeless can't imagine that this kind of stuff is *normal* in American shelters.

Like legitimately they seem designed to keep people homeless.