#RESPECTFUL

[krumpkin]

A Great Quote 😊😊

[fister420]

what I need after sevika arcane looks in my general direction

[classycookiexo]

[angelicbrats]

ah so hey uh if you come into my asks off anon with stuff that’s obviously in my hards nos list, gross. please don’t. and when i ask you in private to not do so, and you respond by sending me posts of those very things, fuck you. not even respectfully. gross.

pushing someone’s limits is never okay. im a human being, and not yours to claim and force your interests on me.

[termiteterraceclub]

To all fans of Looney Tunes, please be civil and respectful when online. We all have different opinions but we should be open and civilized about it and not let it spiral out of control.

It’s fine whether you are a fan or not a fan of character of a brand or IP that means so much.

Trying to publicly force an opinion can be more damaging than simply saying one disagrees with that opinion. For example, Pepé Le Pew. No one should be ashamed if Pepé is their favorite character and we are open to honoring your passion and dedication for the character. He honestly should be re-assessed and retooled for all modern Looney Tunes productions going forward. If this means retiring his original routine, that is fine. But he should still be French and his hopeless desire for romance should continue as a secondary trait while allowing him to be developed based on what future writers imagine.

However, if you come across posts that show an active disdain for the character (especially for the purpose of activism going against and taking out of context what the creator intended), it is highly encouraged that you just ignore or block the user altogether. Anything social-political related is usually off the table as we favor all that is fun and wholesome.

Be kind, be respectful, and engage on equal grounds.

Thank you.

[thepersonalwords]

True humanity demands that every human should be loved equally, but if that's not possible for you then at least love whoever you wants to but respect everyone.

Amit Kalantri

[oneadhdwitch]

Speaking With Spirits

Speaking with spirits can be easy for some and more difficult for others. Whether you're a natural or someone who needs tools to receive messages from beyond the grave, it's important to make sure you keep yourself safe and be respectful of those who have passed on. Here are a few things I think are extremely important when speaking with spirits.

Opening A Circle This may seem very obvious to some, but others may not think to open a circle whilst speaking with the deceased. Whilst the likelihood of you coming across a dangerous spirit is small, trickster spirits are a lot more common than people think. It's important to keep yourself safe by opening a circle. There are many ways to open a circle, if you're unsure leave a comment on this and I'll make a post about how I personally do it but there are many posts about how to do so. It's also important to remember to close the circle properly too.

Being Respectful Remember that the spirits you're talking to are people too. They have lost their physical bodies but they are still people and they deserve the same courtesy that you would give someone who has a physical form.

Ask Questions If you're speaking to someone you knew when they were alive it's important to make sure they are who they claim to be. Ask questions that only they would know the answer to when speaking to them so you can confirm who you're talking to. This again is for safety reasons and also making sure that you're speaking with the spirit you wish to. If they aren't who you're looking for, you can always try again.

Extra Personal Opinion: Even within the world of witch craft and paganism the safety of Ouija Boards is debated. I personally have never gotten one to work though I have met people who claim to have worked with them successfully. I don't believe that Ouija Boards are evil or bad at all. I'm still not fully convinced they work in all honesty, but I do know that as long as you use them safely and make sure you take the right safety measures then you will be safe.

[blindfolded-nakedtruth]

"You are respectful, lovable, and gentle unless you don't speak up for yourself."

[princesscatherineblog]

[cuntphoric]

Teach me how to eat ass

are you a visual learner

[unicorn39]

I am responsible for holding you accountable in a respectful and productive way. I'm not responsible for your emotional reaction to that accountability.

[Brené Brown] Atlas of The Heart

[howifeltabouthim]

She shook her head because he could not understand, and she loved that he would not ask.

Chris Whitaker, from All the Colors of the Dark

[wiirocku]

1 Peter 3:16 (NLT) - But do this in a gentle and respectful way. Keep your conscience clear. Then if people speak against you, they will be ashamed when they see what a good life you live because you belong to Christ.

[allo-frouto]

Bulge pic with underwear on? 😋

That’s the limit.

[conceptofjoy]

does this mean white people can't be blood players? /genq

nope. there r white republican unioneers or white queer people petitioning laws being passed. im saying its like specifically when concerning race, it makes sense (TO ME) that the blood players we’re given read as black bc of what being black in america’s history means. homestuck’s an americentric comic. blood about marginalization and unity stemming from that, not inspite that. it can even be something small like making a discord chat for friends online who are closeted in some way.