#care and compassion

[lotuspositivity]

You don't have to force yourself to bounce back so quickly. I read something recently that said "when you come in from a rainstorm, you don't expect yourself to be dry and warm right away", and it really resonated with me. It's okay to take time to dry off and warm up. Take the time you need to process what happened to you.

[tangentialcritic]

Kentucky Votes "Yes" to Medical Cannabis! 🌱

By gubernatorial decree, Medical Marijuana is officially waking up the Bluegrass! A century-long prohibition on access is finally lifting, with all 120 counties automatically opted in. Some counties put it to a vote, and every single one said yes! The message is clear: Kentucky wants cannabis.

Top Results: Anderson County — 71% Yes Bourbon County — 72% Yes Bullitt County — 74% Yes Clay County — 68% Yes Clark County — 72% Yes Hardin County — 70% Yes Nelson County — 75% Yes Shelby County — 68% Yes Scott County — 70% Yes

And that's just the beginning! See the full list below to check out the wave of support across the state.

TL;DR: Kentucky stands behind medical cannabis. From rural counties to big cities, Kentuckians voted with a resounding Yes—time to make this change real!

Anderson County — 71% yes, 29% no

Ballard County — 60% yes, 40% no

Bourbon County — 72% yes, 28% no

Bullitt County — 74% yes, 26% no

Butler County — 61% yes, 39% no

Carlisle County — 55% yes, 45% no

Carroll County — 65% yes, 35% no

Carter County — 64% yes, 36% no

Caldwell County — 60% yes, 40% no

Calloway County — 63% yes, 37% no

Clay County — 68% yes, 32% no

Clark County — 72% yes, 28% no

Crittenden County — 54% yes, 46% no

Edmonson County — 57% yes, 43% no

Elliot County — 67% yes, 33% no

Grant County — 58% yes, 42% no

Grayson County — 65% yes, 35% no

Hancock County — 68% yes, 32% no

Hardin County — 70% yes, 30% no

Hart County — 61% yes, 39% no

Henry County — 71% yes, 29% no

Hickman County — 54% yes, 46% no

Jackson County — 59% yes, 41% no

Knox County — 66% yes, 34% no

Lawrence County — 60% yes, 40% no

Leslie County — 68% yes, 32% no

Lewis County — 57% yes, 43% no

Livingston County — 59% yes, 41% no

Logan County — 65% yes, 35% no

Lyon County — 61% yes, 39% no

Marion County — 76% yes, 24% no

McLean County — 60% yes, 40% no

Meade County — 70% yes, 30% no

Menifee County — 65% yes, 35% no

Metcalfe County — 59% yes, 41% no

Mercer County — 66% yes, 34% no

Monroe County — 55% yes, 45% no

Morgan County — 62% yes, 38% no

Muhlenberg County — 65% yes, 35% no

Nelson County — 75% yes, 25% no

Owsley County — 66% yes, 34% no

Pendleton County — 64% yes, 36% no

Robertson County — 63% yes, 37% no

Scott County — 70% yes, 30% no

Shelby County — 68% yes, 32% no

Taylor County — 64% yes, 36% no

Todd County — 62% yes, 38% no

Trigg County — 63% yes, 37% no

Union County — 63% yes, 37% no

Washington County — 67% yes, 33% no

Webster County — 59% yes, 41% no

Woodford County — 68% yes, 32% no

Adairville in Logan County — 63% yes, 37% no

Alexandria in Campbell County — 61% yes, 39% no

Auburn in Logan County — 63% yes, 37% no

Bardstown in Nelson County — 78% yes, 22% no

Bellevue in Campbell County — 76% yes, 24% no

Burkesville in Cumberland County — 60% yes, 40% no

Cadiz in Trigg County — 67% yes, 33% no

Clay in Webster County — 56% yes, 44% no

Coal Run Village in Pike County — 64% yes, 36% no

Dixon in Webster County — 57% yes, 43% no

Eminence in Henry County — 72% yes, 28% no

Falmouth in Pendleton County — 59% yes, 41% no

Florence in Boone County — 65% yes, 35% no

Franklin in Simpson County — 69% yes, 31% no

Georgetown in Scott County — 72% yes, 28% no

Greensburg in Green County — 64% yes, 36% no

Hickman in Fulton County — 65% yes, 35% no

Horse Cave in Hart County — 65% yes, 35% no

Kuttawa in Lyon County — 61% yes, 39% no

London in Laurel County — 66% yes, 34% no

Manchester in Clay County — 69% yes, 31% no

Marion in Crittenden County — 60% yes, 40% no

McKee in Jackson County — 68% yes, 32% no

Millersburg in Bourbon County — 64% yes, 36% no

Monticello in Wayne County — 58% yes, 42% no

Morganfield in Union County — 66% yes, 34% no

Mount Vernon in Rockcastle County — 59% yes, 41% no

Mt. Washington in Bullitt County — 70% yes, 30% no

Munfordville in Hart County — 66% yes, 34% no

Murray in Calloway County — 67% yes, 33% no

North Middletown in Bourbon County — 65% yes, 35% no

Russell in Greenup County — 58% yes, 42% no

Salem in Livingston County — 55% yes, 45% no

Sandy Hook in Elliott County — 70% yes, 30% no

Sebree in Webster County — 60% yes, 40% no

Shelbyville in Shelby County — 72% yes, 28% no

Southgate in Campbell County — 71% yes, 29% no

South Shore in Greenup County — 66% yes, 34% no

Sturgis in Union County — 62% yes, 38% no

Union in Boone County — 52% yes, 48% no

Uniontown in Union County — 68% yes, 32% no

Vine Grove in Hardin County — 67% yes, 33% no

Warsaw in Gallatin County — 61 % yes, 39% no

West Point in Hardin County — 71% yes, 29% no

Wilder in Campbell County — 62% yes, 38% no

[thepeacefulgarden]

[ed-recoverry]

Reminder that caregivers of children are, by definition, supposed to provide shelter, food, and clothing. They did not do you a huge favor by providing this. It was the bare minimum of the job description that they voluntarily signed up for. You are not indebted to your caregivers for giving you the very basics.

[curingourhearts]

It's okay to 'grieve' things that aren't just death. I've allowed myself to grieve a friendship ending, a situationship, losing something important to me, etc. It's okay to give yourself time to process the loss of something. Grief looks different for everyone, try to find a way that works for you to help make it easier for you.

[shamelesslyimpurrfect]

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[inmyglowupera]

Growing, glowing up 💛

[angelsaxis]

a prisoner worked for 136 hours to make a collective 17 bucks, all of which they donated to Palestine. and some of y'all can't even boycott starbucks.

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[lotuspositivity]

You aren't ungrateful just because you're frustrated with your situation. You can feel upset while still being grateful for what you have. Two things can be true at the same time.

[selfcare-journey]

Just because you don't have a "thing" to show for all your hard work, does not mean you weren't working very hard. Plenty of things like clarity, knowledge, or balance, are not tangible, but very worthwhile

[thepeacefulgarden]

[ed-recoverry]

“The year is almost over and I did nothing!”

Okay, well did you…

Finish a book?

Make a home cooked meal?

Get a new job?

Get a promotion?

Finish another semester of school?

Get your GED/high school diploma?

Get your associates, certification, degree, masters, and or doctorate?

Take an online class?

Finish a project?

Start a new hobby?

Start a new book?

Talk to a new person?

Made a new friend?

Went to something you didn’t want to?

Write a new story?

Start journaling?

Start to dress different?

Start learning a new skill?

Go to the doctor?

Fix your sleep schedule?

Rekindle a relationship?

Go on a date?

Get help?

Ask for help?

Apologize?

Make amends?

Stay sober (even for a few days)?

Stay clean (even for a few days)?

Donate to charity?

Volunteer?

Try something new?

Travel somewhere new?

Do something you were dreading?

Do something you were scared of?

Start showering regularly?

Start brushing your teeth regularly?

Come out?

Go to therapy?

Admit you need help?

Start regularly walking?

Finally find the right combination of meds?

Finally get a diagnosis?

Create a morning routine?

Stick to a morning routine?

Create a nighttime routine?

Stick to a nighttime routine?

Start spending allotted time without electronics?

Admit you’re wrong?

Confront someone who wronged you?

Start reaching out first?

Make a really big decision?

Break up with a toxic partner/friend?

Realize you were traumatized?

Talk about your trauma?

Clean your room regularly?

Make your bed regularly?

Lose weight healthily?

Gain weight healthily?

Start recovery?

Attempt to start recovery?

Continue recovering?

Become a parent?

Adopt a pet?

Care for a person?

Care for a pet?

Care for yourself?

Quit that job you hate?

Get into your dream school?

Pass that shitty class?

Make progress in therapy?

Get that haircut you’ve always wanted?

Start hormone therapy?

Start treatment?

Get surgery?

Care for a plant?

Save money?

Get engaged?

Get married?

Make a big purchase?

Move?

Grieve?

Stay alive?

Because in my book, that is a huge accomplishment!

[curingourhearts]

self-improvement should be because you want to improve your quality of life, not because you feel or think you *need* to be better in order to be loved or allowed to live. there's no end goal with self-improvement, it's easy to dig yourself a grave when you don't realize that you're not on a ticking clock to be the 'best version of yourself'. all you need to strive to do is be the version of yourself you are the most happy with. find out what values you find important, what kind of friend do you want to be, how do you want to react to things. what are things that would improve the way you go about life? what would make life easier, better and more enjoyable for you?

[ratbastarddotfuck]

if you're a white person taking pleasure in the idea that Trump voters of colour are experiencing racist violence from white trumpers because "they got what's coming to them" I don't think you're anti-racist at all, I think you were just waiting for an acceptable target, and you're also fucking weird.

Bad Person Deserves Punishment For Their Sins give me a fucking break and get yourself out of the fucking catholic church. you're all prison abolitionists until you see someone you don't like.