#benefits of freezing

[dol-dee]

Kylar Dress up

[s0fter-sin]

is there an actual medical reason why my body just doesn’t respond to medication and if there is please tell me it can be fixed bc this some bullshit

[sherlock-is-ace]

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[rawliverandgoronspice]

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not sure it's my post to make particularly, but I do fucking hate how the concept of white guilt gets weaponized within white people ingroups to throw at each other in order to goad each other into emotional passivity, detachement and inaction, it's just so extremely not what the concept is about initially and is actually still an extension of white guilt it turns out!!! as it's still reacting to that idea and concerned by trying to sever oneself from its perceived effects, regardless of what those are and what they do and what bigger picture they exist in!!!! anyway.

[revelations-mp3]

Every supervisor I’ve had so far at this job has been completely useless when it comes to addressing my needs lmao. And it’s not like they had a bunch of people reporting to them, I’m literally the only one they have to manage and I’m not a difficult employee so not sure why it’s been so hard lol

[chazz-is-a-zelda-fan]

my sister and i got to go snorkeling in the texas state aquarium today!

[goldensunset]

i skipped class today of my own free will for the first time ever and didn't even feel any guilt about it that's how i know the academic experience has gotten to the stupid point

[ancient-day]

I understand that traits don't necessarily say something about the Persona-User, but I've always found it interesting that Robin Hood and Loki help with support skills rather than offensive skills. The only support skill they have is Debilitate, so it only aids Goro a little on his own. It reminds me of Arsène's Pinch Hitter trait because when in a party all on his own, that does nothing for Akira. They both benefit most from having allies to make those traits more useful.

[airplanefoodblackmarket]

I’m just a grumpy old Two-Stater, but…

You see, the thing is, when I see University Protestors chant “Globalize the Intifada”, when I see them yell at Jewish students (their fellow members of the student body, no less) to “go back to Poland”, when I see them carry signs and make chants that invoke the Final Solution, when I see them drape themselves in the flags of Hezbollah or Hamas, when I see them refer to Hamas as “the resistance”, when I see them praise the Houthis for their “blockade of Israel” (when all that really happened was the indiscriminate firing of missiles at random civilian shipping belonging to other unrelated countries, and also a major ecological disaster), when I see them express support or sympathy or apology for these and other IRGC-backed terror organizations, when I see them engage in 10/7 denialism or even soft Holocaust denialism, when I see them claim that any Israeli civilian is a legitimate target for violent “decolonization”, when I see them imply that the only acceptable solution to the conflict is one that involves the expulsion of all Israeli Jews from the southern Levant…

I’m just forced to make a snap judgement as to whether these people are:

A) Actually Genuinely Evil, or

B) Severely misguided, under-informed people who are experiencing genuine (and correct!) horror at watching constant needless and horrific slaughter play out on every available source of information they have, and are responding to this horror the only way they know how, by gathering en masse and screaming at the only source of authority they have access to: their school administrations. Because that’s just what people in their social groups do in response to genuine and heartfelt outrage, and they just wind up going along with the antisemitic crap because of the “wisdom of the crowd” effect and because they don’t know any better.

And, to me, even after months of this, option B) still seems not only more likely to be actually correct, but also far more charitable.

But the thing is, when called out for all of that, they always double down. They equivocate and deflect and hide behind claiming that the above examples are all just “anti Zionism not antisemitism”, and they dismiss and demean the perspectives and fears of Jewish people and those of us who stick up for them.

And all of that just really makes me start to wonder about option A) after all.

[corset]

[spongebob narrator voice] Ah….Work. Sensory and social hell….

[spleen9000]

the people who are adamantly against ever feeding dogs and cats raw food sound ridiculous tbh if you've ever cared for a carnivorous reptile. there are many people who feed whole raw prey to their animals on a regular basis and there are well established safety precautions to make sure neither the human nor the animal get sick from it.

[errantgoat]

Downloading BG3 for 8 hours - 21,6% finished

RIP

[transingthoseformers]

So. The Peaceful Tyranny, along with the rest of the DJD, are based somewhere in the arctic circle. Further up than most mecha and humans can go, as their ship runs particularly hot and well there's Helex's smelter lol, but not too far up that they're put in constant danger of freezing to death.

Vos, Helex, Kaon, and Tesarus don't go on the Nemesis, as there is no need and they aren't allowed. Well, Tarn isn't allowed either but he's going to find his way up there irregardless of rules.

[themoonstoref]

Dry Fruits Benefits

Since ancient times, people have loved dry fruits as a pleasant and nourishing snack. They are also referred to as dried fruits or nuts. Dry fruits are loaded with vital nutrients, vitamins, and minerals and provide a wealth of health advantages that enhance general wellbeing. Here are some of the dry fruit benefits :

Nutrient Powerhouses: Dry fruits are rich in nutrients that are necessary for optimal health.They include vitamins B, vitamin E, vitamin C, and other vitamins that are necessary for good health. A rich of potassium, magnesium, and iron, which are useful for maintaining healthy body functions, also enrich in dry fruits. Snacking on dry fruits provides you with a convenient and delicious way to obtain these essential nutrients.

Heart-Healthy Goodness: Including dry fruits in your diet can contribute to a healthy heart. Some dry fruits, including almonds, walnuts, and pistachios, are heart-friendly because of their high content of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats. These fats improve blood circulation function, reduce blood pressure, and reduce levels of cholesterol. Regular consumption of dry fruits can be a natural way to promote a healthy heart.

Fiber-Rich Champions: Fiber is an important component of a balanced diet, aiding in digestion, promoting satiety, and maintaining healthy bowel movements. Prunes, figs, and apricots are just a few examples of dry fruits that are great providers of dietary fiber. Including them in your daily routine can help improve digestive health, prevent constipation, and support weight management goals.

Dry fruits are rich in chemicals that are essential for protecting the body from unusual stress and free radicals, making them antioxidant . These harmful substances can damage cells and contribute to various diseases. Rich in antioxidants that fight free radicals, dried berries, prunes, and raisins reduce the risk of chronic diseases and generally support cellular health.

Energy Boosters: Are you feeling drained or could use some extra energy? Dry fruits are a natural and nutritious solution. They have natural sugars, fibre, and healthy fats, which give off an energy release that is both rapid and persistent. A handful of almonds, cashews, or dates may provide a much-needed pick-me-up throughout the day instead of turning to processed or sugary snacks.

Rich in Vital Minerals: Vital minerals including potassium, magnesium, and iron are abundant in dry fruits. While magnesium is involved in many physiological functions, including neuron function and bone health, potassium is essential for preserving appropriate blood pressure levels. Iron is crucial for the production of red blood cells and preventing anemia. By including a variety of dry fruits in your diet, you can ensure your body receives these essential minerals.

Conclusion:

Dry fruits are nature’s gift, offering a treasure trove of health benefits. From their nutrient density to their heart-protective properties and fiber-rich goodness, incorporating dry fruits into your diet can be a simple yet effective way to boost your overall well-being. Whether enjoyed as a standalone snack, added to your favorite recipes, or paired with other foods, the advantages of dry fruits are undeniable. So, embrace the power of nature and indulge in the wholesome benefits of these incredible dried treasures.

[ajarofpickledtears]

I think a lot of people don't or can't understand how limiting it is to be unable to do shit in front of others