So my professor Zooms the class because he's in Nashvile for radiation treatment and, like, asked if we have any questions....
And and... and... this kid says.... he fucking says, "if you die, I'm gonna kill myself so I can go to hell and keep doing graphic design assignments."
And thank the fucking GODS the professor didn't understand what he said. Professor asked kid to repeat what he said (NOT KNOWING) and the entire class was like, "Do NOT!"
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Matthew Macfadyen wins Golden Globe for Best Male Actor in a Supporting Role on Television for his role as Tom Wambsgans in "Succession" | 81st Golden Globe Awards Jan 07, 2024
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waking up your sleepy sub with delicate kisses along their neck, running your hands over their body as they wake up falling into your touch. seeing that look of desperation in their eyes, “someone woke up needy,” you whisper as you trail ur fingers down, right between their legs
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that bread does not look edible
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some nurses I work with and get patients from give me the impression that they think a patient is opioid addicted and they need to be weaned off, and like even if that is the case 1) I'm not a addiction specialist, I'm their night nurse and their doctors have prescribed pain medication to be available to them, 2) day nurses I think can be more flippant about pain at times because during the day you have things that can distract you while at night, all you get to do is lie in bed and think about how much pain you're in, 3) I don't think a hospital stay for like heart failure is the best time to detox someone, 4) pain is incredibly subjective and I trust patients who've been living in their body for their whole lives more than I trust myself who has been talking to them about their body for five minutes, and 5) some nurses will be like "I don't offer pain medication unless the patient asks for it" and then the patient will ask for it and then it's all "this patient requested pain meds..... drug seeking behavior" like okay wtf are they supposed to do then? Stoically cry one tear down their cheek when I come to check on them so I can benevolently grant them 5 mg of oxy? 6) enduring pain doesn't make people better people, it actually makes people angry and tired and sad, so good luck building your therapeutic rapport while you make them beg for pain medication, maybe all your patients wouldn't be so mean to you if they weren't all suffering the entire time you're responsible for them, 7) if you aren't gonna give opioids and you're also not gonna page the doc for other meds and you're not gonna get ice packs and you're not gonna reposition your patient and you're not gonna ambulate them when they say that helps their hips and you're not gonna talk to them for a while to distract them and you're not gonna get them a jello cup to eat if they want, then literally how are you better than a little roomba with a med cup full of Lipitor scooting into their room?
I'm aware of the risks of opioids, I don't give them when it isn't safe or indicated, and I'm also aware that opioids aren't even good for all types of pain, but they can be an absolute gift to patients who need them. They aren't inherently evil. We don't have to make people suffer to improve their character. Even if suffering did that (it doesn't), improving character is outside my scope of practice. Here's some morphine.
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I LITTERALLY JUST WANTED TO SEE THEM KISS
I JUST WANT THEM TO SMOOCH IS IT SO HARD NOT TO LET THEM SMOOCH
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I caught up on the Cass Apocalyptic Series YAY
I know that @/somerandomdudelmao (I'm not sure if I can tag them. I don't want to annoy them, lmao) stated that the turtles will meet their future versions when Future!Donnie restores everyone, but I couldn't resist drawing this. Don't be mad at me haha!
This series is amazing, I feel like this could be a credible continuation of ROTTMNT <33
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come sit on my lap and let me finger your pretty pussy while we make out
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