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Iren Horrors on Instagram / Society6

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My cartoon gets posted every year about this time. May as well post it myself.

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A break from swimming

[Image description: Illustration of a person and a mermaid kissing in a pool. The mermaid has dark skin, black to pink colored braids and a teal tail. The girl that kisses her has light skin, short wavy hair and wears a black bikini. The girl sits on the edge of the pool while the mermaid rest between her legs, hugging her waist. Next to them there is a water bottle, a towel and a ladder. End description]

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You’re teleported to 44 BCE Rome in your everyday street clothes. You’re brought before Caesar and he believes you might be from the future, hoping to bring him fortune. One day he questions you, asking “How Do I Die?”

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i Really wanna know what happened in this legal case

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Hello, pause for a sec.

Many places are removing masking requirements. And I’m here to ask, if you are young and able-bodied, please keep wearing a mask anyways. We’ve known for two years that masks protect others more than they protect yourself, and that masks work when most people are wearing them. If only at-risk individuals are masking, they’re more at risk.

Protect others. Help disabled people exist safely in public. Wear a mask.

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the word “queer” being used by someone who uses that word to describe their own experience of love and their cherished community should not ever sound the same to you as it does coming out of the mouth of a homophobe. acting like these two types of people are the same is unbelievably cruel

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do you see this shit my liege

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Fondly remembering the time that a cat owner casually entered their calico Maine Coon in a cat fancier's competition and the judges lost their minds because the cat was 1) male and 2) able to bear children

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This is one of the only cookbooks I own and regularly use in my kitchen, and I recommend it to everyone, NDNs & non-NDNs alike. It’s full of seasonal, sustainable, ethically foraged + hunted, hearty, healthful, and deeply delicious dishes. When I became pregnant with my son in 2017 I swore to myself that I would decolonize my diet, for his health and mine. It was very tough at first and felt lacking, like I was taking away foods but not gaining anything in return. Then I found this book, and it—along with guidance from elders within my tribe as well as the tribes within the state I now live—was my saving grace. I eat like my ancestors, and I have never felt more at peace with my body and food. So remember: don’t just decolonize; indigenize. Resist. Eat well. 🕊

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The Mummy Returns (2001)

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you might not agree but part of activism is knowing to choose your battles, because what do i care if my eighty year old grandma doesn't know the exact correct terms to refer to lgbtq+ identities as long as she supports and respects everyone, what do i care about the old man in the almacén that isn't online so he doesn't know every aspect of feminism who told me happy women's day when he understands the issues women are put through and supports the fight, I'd rather be met with truly kind and concerned ppl who care and have been in this fight far more time than us than all these articulate young people who at the end of the day don't truly give a shit