also yes that is a St. Rita prayer candle on our shelf
we have the latter catpersonality and we really want to adopt a cat that is the former. caaats.
Our sweet cuddly cat was known among our friends as HellCat for how terrible she was, until we got our second cat, and then she mellowed out a LOT. We like to say that she just needed another cat around to properly contextualize her experience.
Gordon Ramsay Poetry
Good Luck
I have never, ever, ever, ever
met someone I believe in
as little as you.
Setting up some shelf space, looks ok
wait
cat, what are you doing
get out of there cat
Edit: oh come on
Elizabeth Catlett: Survivor (1983) Woodcut print
Elizabeth Catlett woodcuts are fucking perfect. She just gets the mark of a woodcut and her expressions are always on point. Check out some of her prints that are in color. Breathhhhh takkkkinng
we basically have one sweet cuddly usually pretty mellow tabby, and one wild little ball of fluff who gets into everything all the time and if we stop paying attention to him he starts knocking shit over in protest
cats
we previously had cheap-ass wire shelves holding all our shit up in the living room and then one of the cats (GUESS WHICH ONE) knocked them over, now we have stable replacement shelves, hooray!
Robot(?) leggings by Balenciaga. [Source]
also this lipstick that i just got is not at all “neon orange”, I was promised SUPER BRIGHT ORANGE LIPS not this “reasonable lipstick colour” bullshit
do not approve
I’ve read and been told that Seroquel supposedly doesn’t have any withdrawal symptoms but I also know that if you stop your medication abruptly it can trigger a manic state which has happened to me, which has happened to me.
oh my god any time I miss a seroquel dose it fucks me up COMPLETELY. headaches, huge mood swings, hypomania, stomachaches, shaking hands, the works. I mean, it could be psychosematic, but seroquel gives me probably the worst withdrawal of any drug I’ve ever taken.
I mean, when it works for me, it works, but it I feel like it’s presented as being super harmless when it’s not really
abuse victims often ‘overreact’ because part of being in an abusive situation is being constantly told your justifiable anger or fear or anxiety is unjustifiable by both the people abusing you and people knowingly or unknowingly supporting them! abusive systems create people whose ability to ‘react’ ‘appropriately’ has been deliberately taken from them as a means of control! you’re not helping by being just another person telling them to shut up! here’s a picture of a cube!!
