gayarsonist:

gayarsonist:

hey sorry i’m late i wandered into a liminal space

what do you mean i’ve been missing for 10 years

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funnytwittertweets:

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vikingofficial asked:

How do you feel about the new york rat chasm

the-quasar-hero:

vikingofficial:

the-quasar-hero:

The what?

Dude says he’s from new york and doesn’t even know about the rat chasm

I can’t hear you over the rats I’m sorry

doeberman:

moment of silence for everyone who’s just like their dad but a girl

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speciesofleastconcern:

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orcpresident:

any temperature above 70F is homophobic

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fantasysclerosis:

goat-yells-at-everything:

threecheersmaka:

Tumblr is my favourite social media site because this place is literally uninhabitable for celebrities. No verification system, no algorithm that boosts their posts, it’s a completely lawless wasteland for them

Except Neil Gaiman.

Neil Gaiman goes on Tumblr to avoid writing and honestly, same.

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stanallah:

stanallah:

“Normalize x” “normalize y” I hope we denormalize everything. I hope we all become freaks. And I hope we all die

What the fuck is hand in unloveable hand

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daisypath:

freegan-life:

Leftists, I want y’all to destroy the idea of “laziness” yesterday

Motivation, patience, and energy are limited resources, especially for people with executive dysfunction, mental disabilities, and physical disabilities.

Next time you want to assume you or someone else is being “lazy”, consider the actual reasons behind why there is not enough in them to do the thing.

Left to their own devices, free people are naturally driven to improve their lives and the lives of others,

Right wing arguments’ foundations depends on the assumption that humans are naturally selfish, evil, and “lazy”, and must be controlled by higher powers and punished when they don’t contribute enough (with the insistence that certain groups of people are more deserving of being controlled and punished than others)

Next time you notice you or someone else is struggling to accomplish something, don’t assume “laziness”, instead ask yourself: am I tired? Depleted of patience? In a bad mood? If I keep pushing myself through this, will it really be worth the distress?

Maybe what you need is rest, someone to talk to, mental health support, or to just be safe, with all your needs being met. Maybe we should eliminate “laziness” as an easy explanation and instead consider our needs first.

Laziness Does Not Exist

Psychological research is clear: when people procrastinate, there's usually a good reason

Medium

I hope you don’t mind me adding this article. I think it is relevant and it had a hand in shaping my thoughts on the matter.

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