#(it was held at my parents house)

[magsthehag]

[beneathsilverstars]

if i failed to protect my kid during the apocalypse and they almost died wandering on their own but got rescued by a team of four competent, battle-experienced adults who cared about them very much and made them feel less scared and useless but refused to let them fight, i think that would be a pretty decent outcome and i'd be pretty okay with it. sure i could dream up a better situation but there's a hell of a lot of worse ones too.

[ociels]

i think i got very lucky with my parents :,)

[hecatesbroom]

Blanche's grandma's place is the only place she felt consistently loved in... no I'm fine. I'm fine

[mo-ok]

family sentai big brothers - an observation

[astral-catastrophe]

me and the generic extra strong Tylenol and the pure rage in my system

[x-reader-things]

Turned 19 on the 20th this week and anyways imagine A BIRTHDAY WITH THE GHOST??? HELLOO?????

They’d all be so sweet about it- TvT like a lot of the gifts would be handmade definitely, that or it took them a while to find the perfect thing to get you while on the run / getting supplies and everything-

And the food?? Amazing-

Different types of food from different cultures and different planets-

It’d be so nice- TvT

[this-should-do]

venting dont mind me xp ✌

[popcorn-plots]

Me and @azrail-has-a-vendetta have this friend that we shall call S. S is 17 years old, a full-time highschool students. They do marching band year-round and love it. They also have a younger sibling and their parents are both working full time.

S has to babysit their younger brother five days a week from 3:30 to 7:30. That's 20 hours a week, every week for the entire school year -- it's a part-time job, and on top of everything else, they don't get paid.

Sure, I agree that watching your siblings occasionally usually doesn't involve any money (at least in my case), but S is working a part-time job babysitting their younger brother. They have no free time, they have almost no social life because their entire time is spent at school, at marching band, and babysitting. Without pay.

Their mom says that she is paying S by paying for their marching band costs, but we need to take a second to do the math.

Total costs of marching band during the school year: $800 dollars.

Divide that by the 36 weeks of school and you're paying $23 a week.

The average babysitters wage in our state is $15 an hour. $15 x 20 hours a week is $300. Times that by 36 and you have $10,800 of babysitting money.

Literally a part-time job that is hurting S's social life, keeping them from having a job, overwhelming them to the point of extreme burnout and impedes on child labor laws, and they are getting paid in the form of an extracurricular activity.

[afro-elf]

i've always wanted a secret admirer. when we'd do valentines in school as a kid i would always hope to get one that's like 'from your secret admirer' and i never did and that's why i'm a valentine's day hater

[tieflinglich]

man i spent most of last night crying in bed with a headache because tiktok decided to show me a bunch of videos of people sharing their stories with their pets and how much they loved them and how they still remember them and the one that hurt the most was actually the lady who adopted an old cat with stomach problems because thats pretty much like our experience with our yorkie that passed away and im still justl ike man. pets deserve the world.

[moe-broey]

FUCK YOUR FATHER FUCK YOUR FATHER FUVK YOUR FATHWR FU--

[martyrbat]

posting on here really is just being expected to say ‘sorry for being desensitized by facing daily, real life homophobia and the constant threat of being killed for being a faggot-tranny to where i forgot to take into consideration that youre gonna be a whiny bitch about me making a light-hearted joke about a fictional character on my own blog’ while not feeling sorry at all.

[embersofstardust]

personal stuff under the cut, mostly just rambles

I can't remember the last time I had that close of a call with a tornado 😅 one touched down less than a mile from my new place that I just got less than 6 months ago and scared the shit outta me when a big branch hit my window

thankfully all is good now and just barely missed the worst of it but MAN my anxiety is through the roof lol thank goodness I don't work tomorrow

[cherriesandcharms]

ive currently got 15 vintage ceramic soup ramekins. so ur all invited over for soup

[beauty-grace-outer-space]

Y’all, I’m exhausted.

My uncle passed away over the weekend, very early on Saturday morning, after a very brief but aggressive battle with cancer. From diagnosis to death was less than a week. 

My mom and I have done everything in our power to be with my family as much as possible, and I am so thankful that I got to say my goodbyes and to be with them when he passed, and some portion of most every day since. 

But between work, therapy, previously scheduled appointments, funeral arrangements, choir, etc. and just general grief, I feel like I haven’t slept in days. I’ve barely been eating (or had time to eat) let alone manage anything else in my life, and every time I think I might have a moment to lie down or do some laundry, something else comes up. 

I am so ready and willing to do whatever is needed for my family right now, but I think I am reaching a bit of a personal breaking point.