#same as last year

[cackling-beast]

happy new year, love you guys

[vanillakylee]

[borderlinereminders]

What do you mean in less than 3 weeks I turn 29? What even is time anymore?

[fabioquartararhoe]

y’all can suck fabio’s dick. bye

[summergirl2408]

I'M PISSED NOW NORWAY DESERVED BETTER

[albonium]

flares are supposed to be banned it's crazy that there's no bag searching nothing

[helyeahmangocheese]

hey gays how are we feeling knowing she leads her cabin to change the tide of the battle of manhattan after her patroclus dies in her armor? i feel really normal and ok about it lol.

[gracehaa]

epic

my favorite dirtbag boyband

[sadmages]

In my mind palace my tav and Astarion are playing the exact same game of 5D chess and they don't realize it yet

[provendermalkin]

there's not a lot you can count on in this world but one thing never changes

[floccinaucinihilipilificationa]

[reverieprince]

but as it is (and it is)

[obsob]

days are getting warmer but i am always warm when im with you ! !

[luxlightly]

I don't know how to break it to you all but a bad parent will parent badly with books and a good parent will parent well with an iPad.

Ipads don't make the "ipad kid". What upsets you is a child who is being given something distracting and potentially obnoxious to those around them so that the parent doesn't have to deal with engaging with their child. And it's not new.

I grew up before the invention of the ipad and the complaints were the same. It was "tv kids" and "Gameboy kids". And it was book kids too, though people rarely complained about those kids because it didn't make noise and bother them personally so they no longer cared. Because the "it's for the good of the child!" argument dried up real fast as soon as it was something that didn't affect them.

A good parent who is engaging with their child's interests can do so with an iPad or television. A bad parent can say "take this and leave me alone" with a book or a toy. The problem is that some kids were raised by objects. By whatever kept them busy and entertained and away from their parents. Sure, there are parents who need to realize that's what they're doing and would benefit from changing their parenting style by limiting electronics use, but "if you give your kid an electronic toy, it means you're a bad parent" is not the same thing and largely misses the actual source of the problem.

Your arbitrary standards of what "good children" doing "good child activities" is as restricting.

[crescentfool]

reunion 🌸

[lazylittledragon]

happy gay month :3