responses: yes AND it’s okay to be skinny too!!! women are gorgeous even if they CAN’T gain an ounce 💜 now I’m not comparing this to fatphobia at all 🥺 but people assume things of me all the time just because I’m 😡 thin 😡 and that isn’t right either. it’s just more assumptions and exclusion ❤️ anyway not to detract from the OP at all but just remember that thin women are soooooo valid
android phones are my go to and id never ever even consider getting an ios one. but one thing that they dont need in my opinion is the force-installing of a billion of mobile game and social media apps when you set a new phone up. like the hour after that you have to spend deinstalling everything can get a bit annoying. and then going in the settings and turning of auto-install and updating and it will go “are you really sure you dont want us to give you 50 candy crush clones 😢?” “yes i am sure” “ok. but remember you can always turn it on again in the setting☺️ by i love yiu”
New d&d character for a new game! This is Maia, a homebrewed orc sun soul monk, and I love her already. She has to hide her face when traveling, since in the world she’s in, orcs aren’t common and are all treated as monsters. :o Also she can do fire punches. :3
i want to sit tony soprano down in front of the oresteia and see what happens. i’m not sure it would fix him but it would do something.
tony soprano in therapy voice: it’s like. uh. uh. those greek guys. in the–the play.
tony soprano’s therapist voice: what play
tony soprano in therapy voice: that play meadow dragged me to. her roommate was in it. or, wait. it might’ve been three plays. i don’t remember. lots of intermissions, though. anyway, i thought it was going to be boring. turns out, those greek guys were onto something. how ‘bout that?
tony soprano’s therapist voice: how about that.
tony soprano in therapy voice: anyway. there was all this killing. everyone killing each other. and this–this family, they were all caught up in it. the dad killed his kid, his wife killed him, and then the other kids went and killed the wife. and then in the third play, do you know what happened?
tony soprano’s therapist voice: what happened?
tony soprano in therapy voice: they had a fuckin court case about it! there’s these–these–i don’t remember what they were called. these women, okay? scary fuckin women. and they were running after one of the kids, you know? one of the ones who killed the wife. and he kept running, and then this goddess shows up and they start having a fuckin court case! i don’t know. really makes you think, doesn’t it?
“I can speak from experience about the great divide between the excitement of acquisition to the travails of a book’s arrival in the warehouse. I can attest to being privy to, or being the one to speak up in, meetings on the need for sensitivity around the material being discussed. I’ve seen the names of Black people killed by police—names that were and remain hashtags alongside #BlackLivesMatter and #SayHerName—spelled wrong in books while the names of the white founding fathers were immediately fact checked. I heard from teams repping Black authors’ books, books granted scarce marketing budgets because the assumption is that these books will either “find their audience or they won’t.” It is both heartbreaking and infuriating to deal with, as a creator or as the editor who believes wholeheartedly in the work and the author entrusting you with their vision. It is deflating to have the same conversations over and over and then not see the impact of the emotional labor; the carefully crafted emails; the endless talks and promises that still broach more questions about how staff and authors are supported, the transparency of the business at large, and how work by BIPOC authors is ultimately received.”
