#help each other

[josselyn1021]

KNUCKLES SAVES A FBI WOMAN <3 HE’S HERO

[nando161mando]

“As librarians, we’re not here to judge, we’re here to help.”

[mind-over-madness]

PSA: FOR THE LOVE OF GOD, PLEASE TAG YOUR POSTS WITH THE REAL WORDS!!! PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE. Tagging something with variations on the words makes it impossible to filter out. As someone very carefully filtering tags that are very upsetting to me (namely, triggering trauma-response sensations and emotions), it SUCKS SO MUCH to have shit that is improperly tagged just appear on my dash. Please y’all.

Tag it “food” - NOT “f00d”

Tag it “kink” - NOT “k!nk”

Tag it “rape” - NOT “r@pe”

Tag it “suicide” - NOT “unaliving”

Etc etc etc… we can help each other out, y’all. Tag it right. Just do it. Please.

[gramarobin]

what a great lesson 🥰

[trans-girl-azzi]

Hey you see that person shoplifting?

No you didn’t.

You see someone sleeping in their car?

No you didn’t.

People are already struggling don’t make it worse.

[deadeyes-o0]

from The Revelation of Sonmi-451 ~ Cloud Atlas by David Mitchell

[spiritualseeker777]

[pinxreaperwrites]

Perhaps I might be mental. Honestly I am not so sure at the moment. Do people usually realize they were meant to write after living their whole life in a state of dreaming and being a main character in their head?

I always built these little fantasy worlds for myself growing up to kinda shield myself from everything. I would even make these small playlists to remind me how much more I could be. Maybe that’s where my deep-rooted perfectionist qualities come from. I’ve always held myself to these impossible standards that are so high I know I can’t even reach them.

Maybe that’s me not believing in myself or something, but I expect so much from a world so cold and every-time I end up getting burned.

[electronicwitchcollection]

The one where the world morned

The passing of Matthew Perry is hitting us all. What a wonderful man he was, kind, funny and with an insatiable need to help people. Chandler bing was my first crush, awkward, funny, romantic. He has made me laugh and cry. He has given me countless of references to laugh about with my friends. He’s given me, the world so much laugher and joy.

Still twenty years later he is the bar high set that I compare any love interest too

“Yeah,, he’s nice…but he isn’t chandler”

Matthew Perry struggled throughout his life with addiction. He was honest and brave, and used his experience to try and help others. I hope now he is finally at peace.

Rip Matthew Perry

[your-heart-is-a-treasure]

We have a responsibility to help those around us and help others in need.

[josselyn1021]

Sonic is in Knuckles Series!!

[pratchettquotes]

"Sorry?" said Agnes.

"Pardon?"

"I thought you whispered something," said Agnes.

"I was, er, saying a short prayer," said Oats.

"Will that help?" said Agnes.

"Er...it helps me. The Prophet Brutha said that Om helps those who help one another."

"And does he?"

"To be honest, there are a number of opinions of what was meant."

Terry Pratchett, Carpe Jugulum

[pyrolitheus]

For some reason, lately I keep thinking about back when Obama was still President and I went to EMT Academy. It was “boot camp” style, meaning, very strict rules, daily uniform inspections, pushups if you didn’t shine your shoes, “you have 2 minutes to get back on the line in your PE clothes” and “you have 2 minutes to get back on the line in your dress uniform” over and over until everyone could do it in 90 seconds, and literal obstacle courses where we had to carry each other on gurneys to learn how to handle difficult terrain and work as a team. Anyway on the first day they tell us two things: that the most important thing we need to remember to do is to look out for each other’s safety, and that they’re going to break us into 3 squads and each one will need a squad leader. Squad leaders will sit in the very back where they can see the whole squad and will have some added responsibilities and so on. With me being the kind of student that made my friends nickname me Twilight Sparkle, you can imagine my excitement to volunteer. So on the day they decide to pick squad leaders, they had us do a bunch of drills. Walk here, stand there, do this, do that. Move. Stop. Stand still. Until, in the blaring heat of the afternoon sun on un-shaded asphalt, they had each squad standing in a block facing one way and a line of us squad leader hopefuls in front of them, facing towards them. Both groups were told to stand at attention. Silently sweating perfection of form, if you like rectangles. I notice the obvious waver of a student in the front row who is trying very hard but is going to pass out if nothing changes. “She’s going to go down,” I said, pointing. No one moved, we weren’t allowed to. “Someone help her, she’s going to go down.” No one moved, we weren’t allowed to. “YOU,” I said, pointing to the student next to the waverer, “HELP HER.” No one moved, we weren’t allowed to. Except the faculty. It was at that moment that one of them stepped in and told the student I’d directed to help, “Get her to some shade, have her sit down, and bring her some water.” Finally. Allowed to move, the student helped, even while looking confused the whole time. They never told me why they picked me for squad leader, but this was the only thing I did differently than anyone else in the running for my squad. Anyway the main moral of the story is that helping out your fellow humans when they are suffering and/or at risk of great harm is more important than following arbitrary rules since arbitrary rules aren’t written for emergency situations. And the secondary moral of the story is that most people aren’t going to break the arbitrary rules in emergency situations, so you have got to step up yourself.

[mastmalangs-blog]

Ammi jan kaha karti hain:

Agar kisi ki zindagi ki gaari(car) ko ruka hua dekha to halka sa dhaka mar k dekho kia pata woh start hojaye aur phr se chal parre!!!

[elisesworld753]

Mealspo:

100 calories

1 medium carrot

1 cutie

2 egg whites

1 pouch non sweetened herbal tea

[deadeyes-o0]

Shout out to anyone who has had the courage to say 'I am NOT OK. I need help.', only to be shamed by their family. Shout out to anyone who has had to turn to 'social services' for help, only to be given an insurmountable wall of confusing paperwork. Shout out to anyone who has had to struggle with a long term illness or disability without access to adequate healthcare. Shout out to anyone who has been denied access to healthcare or other assistance because they just can't 'act right' in a high-pressure, high-anxiety social situation. Shout out to anyone who has had their disabilities dismissed as 'excuses'. Shout out to anyone who has been made to believe that they are lazy and worthless because they just can NOT function. I see you. I Love You. You are NOT alone. I hope you are OK. 💟💟💟