#cases of bottled water

[cloudywithachanceofsephiroth]

The dog and his favorite toy #7

[tendercherie]

can you tell I like green 🌿

[doctorsiren]

Drew Trucy in a few more of my recent outfits

[gaytobymeres]

My essentials for a solo day out

[thestuffedalligator]

Modern retelling of Jekyll and Hyde where she’s a chemistry major with a part time job and she makes the potion so she can be mean to rude customers without getting fired

[cult-of-the-eye]

"Jon is always cold Jon is always hot" SHUT UP. third, better option: jon has no temperature control at all, he is in a t shirt in winter and in layers in the summer

[cringefail-clown]

How has being merged with gcat affected Jake in the turnabout!au?

excluding the whole first guardian deal, jake def gets more prone to napping in the weirdest fucking places possible - on top of the bookshelf, half on the couch armrest half on the floor etc etc. on top of his peanut allergy he now also gets the bonus of chocolate being toxic to him. he also gets the urge to hunt shit down, hal gets the worst of it and hes not happy about it lmfao

[demilldotart]

These are all of the stickers I have on my iPad case! (So far) obviously there will be more. And yes, I did make all of them… and yes… they are all available on my Etsy 😂🫶🏼

[catinasink]

cold water obtained + put into my hrt water bottle 💥💥

[tj-crochets]

On the one hand I am very, very glad to have figured out the symptom that happens at the very start of an allergic reaction for me, and that if I take a benadryl right then I can usually avoid pretty much the whole allergic reaction and get just a moderate headache at worst (instead of a hospital visit) but on the other hand it would be great if that symptom didn't also happen whenever I get cold. Like...do I need a benadryl or do I need a hot water bottle? Hard to tell lol (I am okay I have a system I just also think it's funny that those are the two things that start the same for me. Dysautonomia and mast cell issues are a confusing combo sometimes)

[theshoesofatiredman]

I'm revisiting a part of The High School Survival Guide: Making the Most of the Best Time of Your Life (so far) by Adam Palmer. It's a Christian book despite the fact that the title makes it seem totally areligious, and I read parts of it when I was in high school. It was the first time I ever read about being gay in a book. I found a free version online and while I didn't think the Bible could shock me anymore my mouth dropped open at this:

Apparently the MSG version of this passage really says the quiet part out loud. Gay people aren't even human / lose the knowledge of how to be human. Not sure how that works. There's such a dissonance between the tone of this verse and the tone of the text in the book too.

GEE I WONDER WHY??? How strange that Christians, who believe their sacred text claims that homosexual acts strip people of God, love, and their humanity, view homosexuality as 'icky' and 'gross.' In fact, I would think they'd think much worse in that scenario and treat gay people far worse. In fact, it kinda seems like you're downplaying the absolutely brutal treatment and systemic discrimination of gay people that was carried out in the name of Jesus.

And all of this is being aimed at (presumably Christian) teenagers who think they might be gay. There's no real advice here other than to surrender to god and to seek accountability.

I was keenly aware as a gay Christian that I was at the center of a culture war I did not want to be a part of. People out beyond my religious community were fighting for an acceptance and celebration of homosexuality that I thought was harmful and sinful. People inside my religious community had all kinds of incorrect ideas about gay people and I didn't think there was much space for me to be "out of the closet" even if I stayed single, celibate, and god-fearing. And I had no idea what to do about any of it.

I didn't come out to anyone until after high school. I prayed and I prayed and I prayed, and the weight was still heavy. God did not make it easier, did not lift the burden of homosexuality from me. I had plenty of accountability in my life, constantly watched by helicopter parents with Internet filters, confessing sin regularly in men's groups (both before and after I started to tell people I 'struggled with same-sex attraction). 'Accountability' only served to intensify my shame.

The only time things got easier was when I started to take God out of the equation, when I started to see my sexuality as a part of myself to embrace rather than excise. Christians will drone on and on about how Christ sets people free from their sins. In my experience, to be free of my sin I had to first be free of Christ.

[which-item-poll]

anything pusheen would be great :)🩷

[aroaceofthesea]

Charging my phone in case we lose the lights bc its already happening to some friends

[carpetbug]

HEHEHEHEHEHE GUYS GUYS GUYS I GOT AN ML STICKER BOOK EHEHEHEHEHEHEHEHE IM OUT OF CONTROL IM BOUNCING OFF THE WALLS

[beefcakekinard]

pure sweetness (not ur mind tho hehe), tommy, oliver stark, oliver stark tummy/bucktummy, the flower rose, bucktommytaylor, canada - zahraa

🤗 i can't say i'm mad at this list! ilu zahraa 🩷🩷🩷 @ohithankyou

what are five things you associate with me

[mishkakagehishka]

I love it when the water in my building gets shut off randomly it's my favourite thing to discover when i (bacteriophobe) try to wash my hands after flushing the toilet (hands full of bacteria)