#Restore Deleted Posts

[guzhufuren]

“I almost lost you.“

Uncensored wuxia BL Meet You At The Blossom (2024)

[harbingersecho]

the silvery clouds have no lining can't find my way but I'm trying

originally posted this in january but I deleted it like a day later lol

[sundial-bee-scribbles]

"ugh you americans are OBSESSED with hamburgers!! 🙄"

the hamburger in question:

[ayara-resara]

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[rulet03]

Modern AU something something.

[prideful-khopesh]

Just posting a recap of what happened in the missing RP with Bastet, because some of this is quite important.

Husam finds out Bastet is sleeping badly because she’s missing her sister, he says he knows that feeling and that he usually just tries to keep busy and distracted or gets blackout drunk if it gets bad. He feels bad when Bastet says that sounds good right now, doesn’t like the idea of encouraging her to drink her problems away.

Instead, Husam suggests sparring to tire her out so maybe she’ll sleep better. He makes a silly little jab at himself about how taking frustrations out on a dummy is good but how he would rather not be beaten up right now, to try to cheer her up. It does a bit, and she assures him she wouldn’t do that.

Conversation turns to Bastet wanting to investigate something. An alleyway of shady people with slave contracts. Husam gets a bad feeling about it. He weighs up how much he trusts Bastet, and then tells her about the contract he signed and the situation it was signed under, but also that he never read it. Bastet gets a little mad and asks who the guy was and if she can beat him up. Husam says plainly that no, she would probably be killed if she tried, but describes Fukayna for her. He tries to convince himself that the slave contracts and the one he signed are different, but he wants to go to the alleyway to check for himself. He goes quiet as he thinks, and then Bastet asks him what’s been happening with him.

[py6oto]

also spoiler warning kinda

listen i know i said on youtube my next video would be explaining au lore. but i found the assets for this and i HAD to put it together.

[heraverick]

the intimacy of the divinity of the machine, but the machine is me and i just want your love

[deathsmallcaps]

I had to cut it because it got to long but here’s me reading bits and pieces in different voices. First story (Shrek) gets my Barbie voice, the second (The Last Unicorn) gets my normal and in Part 2 I read the third story in my deepest voice and sing a bit.

[stingyslegslookweird]

I remember reblogging one of your Chaleon posts the other day, so I went to check and, uh

This is concerning, to say the least.

Perhaps you could send a message to the Tumblr Staff about it? I've seen some people manage to get their deleted sideblogs back (although it may take a while)

yeah, i tweeted at them last night asking what happened/pleading my case and i noticed all their other replies to people were posted around 1PM my time so i guess all we can do now is wait. not gonna lie, this whole thing is making me seriously anxious. i hope and pray that this is all some sort of horrible accident because if not that’s basically every single Chaleon post gone. i have the designs saved in HeroMachine and the names of their attacks but that’s it. i never saved the text anywhere because i never expected something like this to happen.

god 1pm can’t come soon enough 😞

[lenievi]

Finished reading "Cosette" \o/

[fortes-fortuna-iogurtum]

idk man but it seems that when you start becoming aware of your own IssuesTM you also begin getting a little uncomfortable with how many of those same IssuesTM are present in popular interpretations of fan-favorite fictional characters

[rorbison]

[glances in the meat grinder] oh so we're socially ostracizing trans women for just like in general having a slightly different geopolitical interpretation of current events. Cool, dope, cool. Anyone else exhausted? Anyone else tired? Anyone else wanna delete this app and run into the woods where we will weave baskets and collect beautiful stones?

[catacryptic]

my screenshots folder is screaming and sobbing and shaking in fear & anticipation for patch 8

[steampunk-ghostxx]

Yoooo I think i upset someone with my tags about premium xD

[robertreich]

Friends, Since I offered you 10 reasons for modest optimism last week, discontent with the Trump-Musk regime has surged even further. America appears to be waking up. Here’s the latest evidence — 10 more reasons for modest optimism. 1. Trump’s approval ratings continue to plummet. The chief reason Trump was elected was to reduce the high costs of living — especially food, housing, health care, and gas. A new Pew poll shows these costs remain uppermost in Americans’ minds. Sixty-three percent identify inflation as an overriding problem, and 67 percent say the same about the affordability of health care. That same poll shows the public turning on Trump. The percent of those disapproving of Trump’s handling of the economy has risen to 53 percent (versus 45 percent who approve). Disapproval of his actions as president has risen to the same 53 percent versus 45 percent approval, which shows how essential economic performance is to the public’s assessment of presidents these days. The Pew poll also shows 57 percent of the public believes that Trump “has exceeded his presidential authority.” By making the world’s richest person his hatchet man, Trump has made more vivid the role of money in politics. Hence, a record-high 72 percent now say a major problem is “the role of money in politics.” Other polls show similar results. In the Post-Ipsos poll, significantly more Americans strongly disapprove of Trump (39 percent) than strongly approve of him (27 percent). Reuters, Quinnipiac University, CNN, and Gallup polls show Trump’s approval ratings plummeting (ranging from 44 percent to 47 percent). In all of these polls, more Americans now disapprove of Trump than approve of him. 2. DOGE is running amusk. DOGE looks more and more like a giant hoax. This week, reporters found that nearly 40 percent of the contracts DOGE claims to have canceled aren’t expected to save the government any money, according to the administration’s own data. As a result, on Tuesday DOGE deleted all of the five biggest “savings” on its so-called “wall of receipts.” The scale of its errors — and the misunderstandings and poor quality control that appear to underlie them — has raised questions about the effort’s broader work, which has led to mass firings and cutbacks across the federal government. DOGE has also had to reverse its firings. On Tuesday, Secretary of Veterans Affairs Douglas A. Collins celebrated cuts to 875 contracts that he claimed would save nearly $2 billion. But when veterans learned that those contracts covered medical services, recruited doctors, and funded cancer programs as well as burial services for veterans, the outcry was so loud that on Wednesday the VA rescinded the ordered cuts. After hundreds of nuclear weapons workers were abruptly fired, the Trump administration is scrambling to rehire them. After hundreds of scientists at the Food and Drug Administration were fired, they’re being asked to return. On Wednesday, Musk acknowledged that DOGE “accidentally canceled” efforts by the U.S. Agency for International Development to prevent the spread of Ebola. But Musk insisted the initiative was quickly restored. Wrong. Current and former USAID officials say Ebola prevention efforts have been largely halted since Musk and his DOGE allies moved last month to gut the global-assistance agency and freeze its outgoing payments. The teams and contractors that would be deployed to fight an Ebola outbreak have been dismantled, they added. DOGE staff are resigning. On Tuesday, 21 federal civil service tech workers resigned from DOGE, writing in a joint resignation letter that they were quitting rather than help Musk “dismantle critical public services.” The staffers all worked for what was known as the U.S. Digital Service before it was absorbed by DOGE. Their ranks include data scientists, product managers, and engineers. According to the Associated Press, “all previously held senior roles at such tech companies as Google and Amazon and wrote in their resignation letter that they joined the government out of a sense of duty to…

Read the full list here: https://robertreich.substack.com/p/more-reasons-for-moderate-optimism