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White supremacists generally have two modes; antisemitic mode and Islamophobic mode, which change depending on the things they're angry at on a particular moment.

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the biggest questions detective pikachu answered

no one but professional trainers has a full team of 6 in the pokemon universe because it would be a fucking gigantic hassle to deal with 6 animals, let alone different types that need different things

some people don’t evolve their pokemon because imagine having a fucking cat and then you can choose to make the cat five times as big and strong. would you do this if you weren’t battling.

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the amount of faith it takes to transition and believe it can get better is holier than any church

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“When people say they want a wolf as a pet remind them we already made that. It’s called a dog”

My favorite quote about keeping wolves as pets and the breeding of wolfdogs.

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pokemon trainers tend to specialize in the same type the same way cat owners are more likely to get another cat than a dog or a lizard or whatever. I already fireproofed the whole house for my litwick, I'm not adding a fucking fish tank to the equation now

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captain afab is honestly a very relatable character because whomst among us does not have some great beast that has eluded us all our lives. mine, for instance, is a decent night's sleep.

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when enkidu dies Gilgamesh covers his face, veiling it “like a bride”. Haha (sudden low voice through gritted teeth) the ancient Mesopotamians are running circles around us. I need you to get your ass on the field and give me your best yaoi or we can kiss these quarter finals goodbye

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what if there was good luck Brian and instead of a good thing turning out to be a bad thing it was a bad thing turning out to be a good thing. forgets to finish paper. class cancelled. and also she has long hair and b cups

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it fucking sucks being a disabled person who can't work and having to see these fuckass posts where someone's like "ahaha jobless people have no life and that's why everyone shitty online has No Job" and everyone and their mother reblogs it joyfully onto my dash for me to see. yes unemployed and unemployable people are truly without exception dogshit people with no hobbies and no redeeming qualities. you're so right. anyway if you'll excuse me i have to start my shift at the I'll Never Be Employed Because Of Permanent Disability And I Love Knowing How You Really See Me store

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overheard these two guys talking and they're like. very obviously cowboys and one of them goes "man when I was young I used to think everyone had horses I didn't even know there were ppl w/o horses" and the other one goes "shows how horseified we are"

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Saying "But they're both pining for a man" against the theory that Glinda and Elphaba are lesbians for each other seems plausible for now but will turn out to be a Straw Man argument.

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[ID. Headline snippet from Food & Wine. "Dunkin' Is Releasing a New Drink, and It's Made With Something Called Coffee..."

The rest of the headline is cut off. The article photo shows a Dunkin' iced coffee. End ID.]

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[ID. GIF set of a scene from Severance. Milchick calmly slides a black folder to Dylan, who is seated in the break room, saying, "Your outie responded to your resignation request. As it may yield an embarrassing emotional response in you, and as I'm duly swamped, I shall leave you to read it in solitude."

When Dylan reaches out and picks up the folder, Milchick turns around and bolts straight out of the room at a full-tilt run. End ID.]

SEVERANCE 2.10 | Cold Harbor

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thinking again about vampirism as disability

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I can tell my period is coming because my mental health is taking a nosedive from the brewing PMDD* but it’s so funny because I was talking to someone new today who knows me through a friend of a friend, and at one point they just said “you’re such a happy person, it must be nice” and I had to take a moment to pause because I’ve spent the last five years struggling with suicidal ideation and it just struck me that you never actually know what people are going through unless they tell you.

Like yes, I am slowly getting better. Years of intensive therapy have gotten me to a place where I don’t wish for my demise.

But I’m not… whatever this person’s perception of me was. Which after the pause in conversation went on too long for I said, “thank you, I work hard at it” which I could tell they didn’t understand.

They didn’t understand that hope and positivity are skills you can cultivate and require daily practice to sustain.

Are there some people who are naturally happy? Yeah, probably. But I’m not one of them. I’ve had diagnosed major depressive disorder since I was about eight years old. That’s thirty years of fluctuating hopelessness and never ending, sometimes debilitating sadness that doesn’t respond to medication. I have to practice hope and resilience or I’ll do something horribly irreversible that will hurt the people I love.

And perhaps it speaks well to my progress over the last five years of intensive therapy that this person thought I was someone who is naturally happy and never known strife, but their tone irked me because how dare anyone assume to know someone so quickly based on a surface level impression.

“Must be nice.”

Fuck off.

Anyway. Don’t make assumptions about people’s mental health based on what they choose to show you. It might make you look like a twat.

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*Before anyone tells me to take an antihistamine about it: I have MCAS, I’m on doses of antihistamines that make the Hat Man hallucinate me.

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I can tell my period is coming because my mental health is taking a nosedive from the brewing PMDD* but it’s so funny because I was talking to someone new today who knows me through a friend of a friend, and at one point they just said “you’re such a happy person, it must be nice” and I had to take a moment to pause because I’ve spent the last five years struggling with suicidal ideation and it just struck me that you never actually know what people are going through unless they tell you.

Like yes, I am slowly getting better. Years of intensive therapy have gotten me to a place where I don’t wish for my demise.

But I’m not… whatever this person’s perception of me was. Which after the pause in conversation went on too long for I said, “thank you, I work hard at it” which I could tell they didn’t understand.

They didn’t understand that hope and positivity are skills you can cultivate and require daily practice to sustain.

Are there some people who are naturally happy? Yeah, probably. But I’m not one of them. I’ve had diagnosed major depressive disorder since I was about eight years old. That’s thirty years of fluctuating hopelessness and never ending, sometimes debilitating sadness that doesn’t respond to medication. I have to practice hope and resilience or I’ll do something horribly irreversible that will hurt the people I love.

And perhaps it speaks well to my progress over the last five years of intensive therapy that this person thought I was someone who is naturally happy and never known strife, but their tone irked me because how dare anyone assume to know someone so quickly based on a surface level impression.

“Must be nice.”

Fuck off.

Anyway. Don’t make assumptions about people’s mental health based on what they choose to show you. It might make you look like a twat.

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*Before anyone tells me to take an antihistamine about it: I have MCAS, I’m on doses of antihistamines that make the Hat Man hallucinate me.

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I can tell my period is coming because my mental health is taking a nosedive from the brewing PMDD* but it’s so funny because I was talking to someone new today who knows me through a friend of a friend, and at one point they just said “you’re such a happy person, it must be nice” and I had to take a moment to pause because I’ve spent the last five years struggling with suicidal ideation and it just struck me that you never actually know what people are going through unless they tell you.

Like yes, I am slowly getting better. Years of intensive therapy have gotten me to a place where I don’t wish for my demise.

But I’m not… whatever this person’s perception of me was. Which after the pause in conversation went on too long for I said, “thank you, I work hard at it” which I could tell they didn’t understand.

They didn’t understand that hope and positivity are skills you can cultivate and require daily practice to sustain.

Are there some people who are naturally happy? Yeah, probably. But I’m not one of them. I’ve had diagnosed major depressive disorder since I was about eight years old. That’s thirty years of fluctuating hopelessness and never ending, sometimes debilitating sadness that doesn’t respond to medication. I have to practice hope and resilience or I’ll do something horribly irreversible that will hurt the people I love.

And perhaps it speaks well to my progress over the last five years of intensive therapy that this person thought I was someone who is naturally happy and never known strife, but their tone irked me because how dare anyone assume to know someone so quickly based on a surface level impression.

“Must be nice.”

Fuck off.

Anyway. Don’t make assumptions about people’s mental health based on what they choose to show you. It might make you look like a twat.

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*Before anyone tells me to take an antihistamine about it: I have MCAS, I’m on doses of antihistamines that make the Hat Man hallucinate me.