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I feel this way about literally every show

The intro is telling so much about him and his personality. His whole growth. And also it’s very catchy lol.

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Holy shit

those are his hooves you bitch

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I think about this all the time.

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Belvedere, 1958, M.C. Escher

https://www.wikiart.org/en/m-c-escher/belvedere

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Let’s share our problems.

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Omg this is the WORST. As if I’m not already fucking horrified at my impaired cognitive function already...

As someone with chronic fucking pain and exhaustion with memory issues, having someone say something like “Just wait until you’re OLD LOL!!” doesn’t do anything but fill me with existential dread so, like, shut the fuck up. 

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The scariest thing about getting worse with a chronic illness is you never know if it’s just a flare that you’ll get over in a few weeks/months or if it’s your new normal.

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Why is it our job as disabled people to educate our doctors on our conditions and tell the what medication, treatments and specialist referrals we need? Why do we have to research information before seeing a doctor if we want the right help? With the amount they’re paid shouldn’t they do their own damn research?

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invisible disabilities are not totally invisible. if you look close enough, I mean really look at us. you’ll see how we walk differently. how our faces contort in pain. how our jaws clench. how our shoulders are tense.how our hands tremble. how our breathing is laboured. how we struggle with the simplest of things. our disabilities are not really invisible. people are just too ignorant to notice our suffering and pain.

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Thinking about where I am on these scales on a typical day ... I could cry. Omg

ive seen these floating around, but not together, thought itd be a nice resource for my fellow chronic illness folks !

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I don’t know who needs to hear this but you’re neither lazy nor useless, fatigue is a symptom of your illness(es) and it’s completely reasonable that a fatigued person would struggle with the things you’re struggling with

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Portrait of Frida’s Family, 1954, Frida Kahlo

Medium: oil,masonite

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Pan Reclining, 1610, Peter Paul Rubens

Medium: chalk,paper

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Study of proportion, 1490, Leonardo Da Vinci

Medium: metalpoint,paper

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Triumph of Bacchus, 1628, Diego Velázquez

Medium: oil,canvas

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Finding time for Witchcraft

Sometimes it’s hard to make room for magic in daily life. We understand, so we made this hypothetical schedule to give you an idea of how to incorporate a little magic every hour of your day.

6:00 am Charge your morning tea or coffee while checking the moon phase

7:00 am Pick out a talisman to wear for protection/luck/etc. when dressing

8:00 am Use a sigil or glamour perfume to enhance confidence for the day

9:00 am Use a protective charm for traveling on your way to work or class

10:00 am Use an attraction charm or friendly glamour to improve interactions

11:00 am Drink plenty of fruit or crystal infused water for magical hydration

12:00 pm Add charged spices to your lunch for midday energy re-boost 

1:00 pm Spend a moment with enchanted smelling salts for calmness 

2:00 pm Cast a simple spell using emojis on your smartphone 

3:00 pm Give a cup of coffee with enchanted sugar to ‘sweeten’ someone up

4:00 pm Use a concentration sigil to improve your work or studying

5:00 pm Use a money or luck spell for payday, or to beat traffic home

6:00 pm Choose specific ingredients for your intent when making dinner

7:00 pm Cleanse your home with herbs, or a crystal-infused room spray

8:00 pm Set aside some time to light some candles and meditate

9:00 pm Remove the day’s energy with an herbal soap in the bath or shower

10:00 pm Use a dream pillow or cast a sleep circle for the perfect night’s rest

There’s always time for magic!