#good man

[awesomecooperlove]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[lysdexia-von-trollop]

'We were often taught to look for symptoms, such as rashes, in a way that I knew wouldn't appear on my own skin.'   He added in a statement: 'The booklet addresses many issues that have been further exacerbated during the Covid-19 pandemic, such as families being asked if potential Covid patients are ‘pale’ or if their lips ‘turned blue’. 'These are not useful descriptors for a black patient and, as a result, their care is compromised from the first point of contact. 'It is essential we begin to educate others so they are aware of such differences and the power of the clinical language we currently use.' St George's has backed the project, and even partnered Mr Mukwende with a team of lecturers to help him publish the book. The team includes Margot Turner, St George's has backed the project, teaming the pioneering student with Lecturer in Diversity and Medical Education, and Peter Tomony,  a Clinical Lecturer in Clinical  Skills. (x)

[icedbatik]

No words needed

[chasing-stardust-22]

PmBata is donating the money he'd be getting from the subathon to the PCRF!!

[eternal-echoes]

[thepromiscuousfinger]

[sputnik323]

Viernecito

[shegetsburned]

Nobody talk to me unless you’re Smoker blushing at Luffy for saying he’s not such a bad guy after all.

what a cutie

[quinnsanestuff]

larian knew what they were doing when they made astarion a pathetic cringefail loser

[nrvcntr]

tav and gale both being traumatized by their lived experiences but being able to find comfort in each other. understanding when the other is holding their body too tensely, starting to go back to the dark place in their mind. knowing how to ground each other, whether through a loving touch or a calming night together. neither trying to “fix” their body’s response to trauma, but helping each other to process and make sense of it.

[magnusbae]

imagine hob gifting dream a ruby “cause you lost yours” 

[mafaldaknows]

I can't imagine what it's like for Armie to sit next to that bitch... even for the sake of kids. And after all, he has to communicate with her, resolve issues, keep a face and be nice when the children are around. But essentially, she wanted to kill him, put him in jail, take away his reputation, the children and all the money. Terrible, I wish her the very worst

Hello, Anon:

It occurred to me very recently that there might be some serious mental health concerns that factor into Armie’s willingness to co-parent with someone who did something so clearly reprehensible to him.

He said he would do ANYTHING to keep his kids safe. Sad to say it, but keeping a close eye on their mother might fall into that category.

This recent story in her IG looks like a flex but it’s actually a neon sign highlighting her lack of understanding about the fundamental basics of parenting, imho. The goal of parenting is to raise our kids to need us less and less as they grow. She seems to conflate neediness and insecure attachment with love. Our kids can love us without telling us constantly in lunchbox love note replies written our own handwriting or humblebrag text messages about being “missed” on an ordinary school day in IG stories*.

*this could also indicate that she sees them less than she wants people to think in her IG stories.

This is not a sign of a healthy attachment. She seems not to understand this.

While Armie might have every right to cut her out of his life, they share two children and that’s simply not an option at this time. He accepts that she will have to be a constant presence in his life while the kids are still young, but in their case, I get the sense that it’s more about ensuring their kids’ safety around her. She’s already proven to be vindictive and ruthless, capable of the worst acts of revenge.

He is, above all else, a loving father who can put his kids’ needs above his own, for their health, safety, and well-being. The same cannot be said for their mother. There are many examples of this fact on her IG account to prove it.

What choice does he have but to do what he must do, especially if she is unable to care for the children in a healthy way but not (yet) deemed unhealthy enough to deny her that right?

Armie most likely views this unfortunate situation through the lens of compassion, due to her mental instability, for the sake of their children. His love and devotion to them as their father and protector gives him the strength to co-parent as well as he does with someone who probably wanted him dead, and tried everything she could to push him in that direction.

Thanks for your comment. ✨💙👨‍👧‍👦💪✨

[arthurmorganlove]

I love this man ❤️

[its-our-paris]

[wiirocku]

1 Peter 3:18 (GNT) - For Christ died for sins once and for all, a good Man on behalf of sinners, in order to lead you to God. He was put to death physically, but made alive Spiritually,

[mishwanders]

Joe Baker appreciation post BECAUSE HE DESERVES IT!