Babies

as the colder months approach: i wish you all a healthy, calm end of the year. i wish you tasty cups of tea, comfortable clothes, warm beds, nutritious meals in safe homes, good music, new friends and unwavering health. you deserve good things now.

THIS is the kind of take I love to see

Allthough I am Catholic there is something i think is important and needs to be said

I have talked to different people, I have talks to Muslims, Jewish people, other Christians, Pagans, Atheists, Agnostics and even Satanists

And everyone has separate and DEEPLY personal reasons as to why they are the faith they are. Religion and faith is highly personal. The first amendment here in America specifies we are a country with freedom to worship

That includes faiths you may not like or believe in

We can only choose our own path, we can only control ourselves

I believe it's disrespectful to try to control other people's paths, when we know good and well it would upset us if they did the same

I’m going to start keeping a journal again while I’m stuck alone ☺️🌿🍃

Then, I'll convince myself that I'm a bad person who must be stopped, and hyperfocus on ethical philosophy in an attempt to better myself, instead of doing the work that I've been so carelessly avoiding... Wait

Good morning everybody, thanks for joining me today, I am now going to demonstrate how I avoid ALL my responsibilities AT ALL COSTS until someone I care about gets mad at me and I feel guilty.

— Young & Beautiful ( The Great Gatsby )

i’ve been learning how to use [ thou / thee / thy / thine ] and it sounded really confusing at first because all of the websites i found would be talking about things like whether you’re the subject or object and blah blah blah and it just made it sound really complicated

but as it turns out it’s not

in fact, you already know the rules for how to use [ thou / thee / thy / thine ] because it’s the same as [ i / me / my / mine ] (they even rhyme – me/thee, my/thy, and mine/thine)

the only difference is an archaic rule for “mine” that has since fallen out of use, the very same rule that we use for [ a / an ], which basically boils down to “if it comes before a vowel, add an [ n ]”

observe:

i gave him a gift // thou gave him a gift

he gave me a gift  // he gave thee a gift

this is my chair // this is thy chair

this chair is mine // this chair is thine

and

this is a pear // this is my pear // this is thy pear

this is an apple // this is mine my apple // this is thine apple

it’s as simple as that.

I am:

⬜ male

⬜ female

☑️ very tired can someone please tuck me in

shave if you want, don't shave if you want. never let anyone else influence you one way or the other. its none of their business! just do what makes you comfy

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May your January be filled with love and healing. 

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I want to be a housewife not out of some misguided essentialist beliefs but out of introversion and hatred for work it really is that simple