#so so so tired

[castielsprostate]

i hate you generative "ai", i hate you "ai" chat-bot that never understands a question and keeps you in a loop without connecting you to a representative, i hate you "ai" replacements for normal interactions and behavior, i hate you "ai" that's been made by techbros with the intent to make more money instead of actually helping people and systems that could benefit from the technology

[themoonunderstoodmydadjokes]

Sleepy and horny and horny and sleepy and sleepy and horny and horny and sleepy and sleepy and horny and-

[love-too]

Hey little gay people in my phone, can you wish me good luck for tomorrow?

[axel-tiredstudent]

what if i quit art forever and ever and also what if i drop out

[vensv]

pills aren’t enough i need to destroy something

[the-virgoperspective]

this woman was shot to death in her own home for absolutely no reason. that pig better get the death penalty or istg. her name was sonya massey. sonya massey. SONYA MASSEY.

[comikadraws]

I hate world politics so much right now.

[petrichor-moss-and-lightning]

ocd is great :) so quirky and fun! you’ll just be minding your own business and then your brain goes “oh btw if you use that particular mug, your neighbour will die a terrible terrible death and it will all be your fault”. and now you’re filled with unspeakable dread so you just have to go “hm. cant disagree with that logic” and choose a different mug. and then the process repeats. over and over and over and over again until you die :)

[fruitless-vain]

Let me just say that as a Service Dog Handler: It’s not just bringing your pet to a store they don’t belong in.

It’s not just “two minutes”, it’s not “not bothering anyone”, it’s not “the staff don’t care so it’s fine”

It’s making service dog handlers have to look over their shoulders and scan their environments excessively for untrained pets that are a hazard to their service dogs.

It’s making disabled people exert even more energy that they don’t have to ensure their SD’s safety

It’s triggering medical episodes, distracting the real working dog, causing ER visits

It’s having a medical episode and spending the whole time worrying about an untrained pet harming your SD while you’re unconscious

It’s the long lasting effects of your pets poor behaviour. Making people think that real service animals behave that way, making it harder for real teams to have public access, have to fight harder to have basic rights, and have to deal with confrontation on the daily just to exist in a space

It’s being followed by security because “the last ‘SD’ peed in the store/ bit someone/ was disruptive”

It’s ending the careers of highly trained service animals because your untrained pet attacked them, rendering them unable to ever work again, their disabled handlers unable to live freely again, and tens of thousands of dollars down the drain.

I don’t care if your pet doesn’t bark at real service dogs, I don’t care if you’ve never encountered a real team while out, I don’t care if no one’s told you to stop before. Your actions have real life implications, you are making things so much harder for disabled folks all for the fact that you can’t manage to leave your pet at home for an hour.

There are tons of pet friendly spaces, take your pet there! Do your training there! Have fun there!

But keep your untrained pets out of non-pet-friendly spaces. You are not above the law and your pet is not more important than the thousands of disabled people you are directly impacting.

[r0tt3dz0mbi3gf]

i really don’t think i can thug this out anymore, guys.

also thinking about relapsing again

[marauding-almond]

i just want someone to hug me and say that it's okay, you did your best, wrap me in a blanket and sit with me while i fall asleep

[castielsprostate]

hi, i just got hit with a moderately expensive vet bill :( if you can (and want) maybe consider giving me a ko-fi? it would really help me out right now!! (i can do art in return!!!) it has been paid but it was a big hit, any help, especially reblogs!! would be appreciated!!

ko-fi: sjonni33

[cincincinnanom]

tgck week day 6

Scars

[familyvideowithsteve]

didn't get the nursing position in cardiology 😔

[forlornmelody]

Today's List of Nice Things:

1. I am in London!

2. I was supposed to take it easy today cause jet lag but sitting around too long just made me want to go to bed so I decided on an adventure to Battersea Park (to see the Bandstand from Good Omens), ride the second floor of a double decker bus, and eat a pasty. I accomplished 2/3? Google kept leading me on wild goose chases? Who knew pasties could be so hard to find around here! I'll try again in SoHo tomorrow.

3. I had a lovely time wandering around Brenton, and Battersea Park

4. I was expecting one free meal on my flight but I got two. And it was actually good food. Guess your expectations are low it's easy to walk away happy 😆

5. Speaking of riding transit here: I am really proud of myself for navigating London by myself. Even in a small group, I was too intimidated to try the bus system last time I was here. (Granted, we were across the street from Hyde Park so getting on the Tube was super easy. And all the placed I wanted to see then were also on the Tube or close by.)

6. As stressful as it was to keep getting lost...I got to see a bigger mix of people than I would have otherwise, I think. Lost count of how many accents and languages I heard today. And thanks to my recent obsession with British television, I can distinguish more easily different accents (though I will struggle to identify each one.)

7. THEY HAD THE WAY ON THE PLANE! With all the sleeping I attempted, I didn't have time to watch more than one episode, but still, really cool. You can tell Michael is having a lot of fun with this one.