#boring text

[cosmicredcadet]

Sometimes...characters being in a romantic relationship is worse.

[may12324]

Halsin- Archdruid of the Emerald Grove

[phemiec]

Hey do your future self a favour and do your stretches kids…

[idolomantises]

I’m ngl I am curious to see how people react when they find out my Lilith is not #feminism girlboss queen and is like. Legitimately evil LOL.

[theberkustun]

in Green We Trust. 🌿

[consolecadet]

Advice from Ask a Manager for federal workers rn. Most important section is at the bottom:

A journalist who is one of many reporters asking government employees who are willing to talk to contact her. You can ask to remain anonymous and stay off the record. How to securely send anonymous tips to ProPublica Info on how OPM handles severance pay A guide to the first-day executive actions on the federal workforce (this has excellent, concrete advice for what federal employees should be doing right now) What civil servants need to know in week two (this too) A DOJ attorney’s guide to upholding ethical obligations and the rule of law A civil servant’s checklist of current rights Resources for civil servants (tons of useful stuff here) How *you* can protect democracy (for everyone, not just federal workers) Contact your elected officials And I’ll just leave this here — a CIA guidebook that was distributed in Nazi-occupied countries with advice for office workers and bureaucrats on how to safely resist the Nazis without putting yourself or your family in danger (and here’s a link to it at the Wayback Machine instead if you’re concerned about viewing it on a government website).

[lgbtqtext]

[keylimeart]

this is me letting down the Mara Jade girlies gently

[drawthethingdoppelganger]

Muppets pt.2

[geryone]

Rocket Fantastic, Gabrielle Calvocoressi

[cadillacjohnf1]

asking the real questions

[compress1repress]

just some silly texts :) patrick x reader x art x tashi ft. reader & patrick as bi4bi manipulators (or trying at least) (also nsfw i guess????)

+ bonus art and tashi

inspired by @coolgrl111 :)

[landotism]

don't ask

[dennisboobs]

IDC IDCCCC,,,,,,,,,,,,,, THEY SHOWED UP FOR HIM

[majestic-kestrel]

Ghosts + text posts part 3

[phemiec]

I've seen a few posts saying that if you're planning to have kids, you need to be prepared for your child to be disabled, and if you are not in the position to parent a disabled child you shouldn't become a parent.

This is extremely true, but I wanted to expand upon that and say, as a person who has become disabled since having a kid, you also need to prepare for the possibility that you yourself might become disabled at some point in your child’s upbringing. This means insurance, savings if you can, but more necessarily: community. This means as many people invested in your and your child's health and happiness as possible.

and if you aren’t in a position to parent, but still really want that experience, look to the ways you can help the kids and parents already in your community. Take a babysitting course and offer your help to your friends and family with kids, look into big brother/big sister programs or volunteer your time with camps or kids charities. There are so many ways to impact a kids life positively without being their main caretaker.