if you don’t stand with palestinian people literally just leave my blog. you can be israeli and you can be jewish and still recognise that palestinian people, not to mention that millions of those people are kids, are being killed and have been attacked for literally just living in their own country. the israeli defense minister is cutting off food, water, electricity to attack palestinians in gaza and calling them ‘human animals.’ they aren’t even treated as people anymore, yet half of them are innocent kids.
it’s like only a select few people care about palestinians and the rest of the world think of them as all being islamic extremists and terrorists for just living in their own country. it’s fucking disgusting how the world has turned a blind eye to innocent palestinians for decades.
if you want someone to blame, turn your heads to the people who allowed israel to take over palestine. to the israel government and hamas who are allowing innocent people, both israelis and palestinians alike, to be killed.
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I read solitaire last night and I’m actually much worse now thank you for asking.
You can’t just say
“I don’t want people to try and understand why I’m the way I am, because I should be the first person to understand that. And I don’t understand yet.”
and expect me to be perfectly okay afterwards. It’d be easier to ask me to disassemble the known universe atom by atom and then put it back together again.
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they should invent a dating app for losers like me who want to be loved and show love so much it’s making them unwell but who simultaneously would literally move to mars if anybody had the slightest inkling of them feeling an emotion
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This blog is inclusive of different system origins and types.
We don’t have a DNI because we can’t control what you want to do (even if we say our boundaries, it can be used against us or people won’t necessarily respect that). We just ask people to be kind and not to argue people for our sake nor to bring in unnecessary heavy discussions into our space that you are choosing to visit. That being said: because we’re comfortable and secure in our plurality, our life, what matters is now if you are alright with interacting with me. Since you’re coming into my space, ask what feels safe for you, and what makes you comfortable. And I’m being very genuine about how I want people visiting our blog to consider that, instead of asking us how we feel about these external interactions we can’t control (reblogs, likes, etc.)
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i’m so embarrassed for how i behaved this weekend like it felt like the world was ending i was considering dropping out quitting work ending it all etc etc. i called my best friend so often bc i was worried i would do something crazy if left alone and now i’m just. fine. like whyyyyyyy does that have to happen can i calm down
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Seeing people twelveclara post on Twitter and living. for some reason I was so scared to twelveclara post when it was airing live lmao. I think I thought people might think I’d just ship every companion with the doctor/be made about the age gap. Which I like bc I thought it made it more apparent the characters age gap. But also could just be my mortifying ordeal of being known and the fear of anyone knowing that I had ever once thought of the concept of shipping. some of this is just like 9+ years passing lol. Growth. Also I didn’t see as much as it before but it could have just been my circles at the time but it’s seem people have really come to love the dynamic platonic romantic whatever like in retrospect which im glad I remember people shitting on it a lot so I’m glad to see it looked on fondly even if it did have some clunkers.
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I just had a thought about Oppenheimer, about why they used THAT line in THAT scene.
It’s because it makes us uncomfortable.
As it SHOULD. Because out of context, what does that line sound like? “I am become death, destroyer of worlds?”
It’s iconic. It’s cool.
But it’s not. Becoming responsible for hundreds of thousands of people’s deaths is not cool. It’s horrific. It’s disturbing. It’s something that should haunt us for the rest of time.
It certainly haunted Oppenheimer.
That’s the whole point! Of the whole movie! And they didn’t even go as far as they could have. They could have and should have shown the devastation and death within the Navajo people in New Mexico. They’re STILL getting sick to this day!
And yet we still have people today who firmly believe that dropping those bombs on Nagasaki and Hiroshima was the right thing to do. And yet they mourn for the people who died at Pearl Harbor. As if people who die in your own country deserve to be mourned more than those who die in another country. As if those people don’t also have families who wanted them to come home. As if they don’t also believe in fighting for their country, the one that they happened to be born in, which you also could have happened to be born in, if the universe had shifted slightly. And you could have been on their side, mourning their people because they were yours.
It’s all a stupid game. It’s just a tangled web of lies, carefully constructed to fit whatever perspective of the side you’re born on. And we’re never going to get out of it if we keep thinking that war is necessary, that violence is necessary, that we have to protect ourselves against our enemies. But our “enemies” think the same thing about us. And they’re people, too. They think they’re right, too. They want to protect their families, too.
So it’s never gonna end. Unless we ALL work together to make things better, to be empathetic, to see everybody as human, everybody as worth protecting.
And it starts… with getting a little uncomfortable.
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