[ID: Photo of a t-shirt. It has two drawings of dogs. The first one says, βDoes the name Pavlov ring a bell?β The other one responds, βNo, but it makes my mouth water.β /End ID.]
βWe must always remember that the Lord sees us wrestling with the enemy, and so we need to never be afraid. Even should all hell fall upon us, we must be brave.β
no offense but if heaven and hell decide that they both are satisfied illuminate the ‘no’s on their vacancy signs if there’s no one beside you when your soul embarks i will follow you into the dark in revolutionary school vicious as m
In order to fully respect mentally ill and disabled people, you have to give up the idea that the world is a fair place where everyone eventually gets what they deserve and work for. Because if you don’t consciously challenge that mindset, you’ll find yourself directly or indirectly blaming struggling people for their struggles. Facts are that disability and illness can hit anyone, and facts are that sometimes there isn’t an effective treatment - and those are facts that you have to face and internalize if you want to be a genuinely supportive ally.
And disabled and mentally ill people deserve to not be in poverty, no matter if they’re able to work full time, only a little or not at all. We’re a society and ill people need to and deserve to be supported and deserve to not constantly struggle with their finances.
I’m an overly emotional unemotional clingy but distant private person who likes to overshare at any moment and I’m still tryna figure it out how that works
the idea of consuming two conflicting things that promise to do the opposite of each other has always been hilarious to me. there’s a liquid shot-based sleep aid called 6 hour sleep and as soon as I saw it i immediately imagined mixing it and a 5 hour energy together for a 1 hour nap
