curuni:

Being Kind doesn’t mean becoming a complete pushover. You can be kind and have very clear boundaries about what is and isn’t acceptable to you.

cluelessbi:

um…not to be controversial but, I love sparkling water

psychicvelociraptor:

sparkling water is so bad but so good

officialaudreykitching:

‪You can’t change other people, you can only change yourself. When you change yourself, the people that are creating issues in your life either change with you or go away. When you shift, everything around you shifts.‬

lovelysuggestions:

don’t be ashamed of your interests, especially those of you who are younger. don’t quit doing something you love because some rando said it’s lame. you’ll regret it when you’re older – being good at things is cool, no matter what it is.

brommesto:

disabilityhealth:

Don’t be a “respect is earned not given” kind of person

Be a “respect is given unless proven undeserved” kind of person

Basic respect, which I am assume is the subject of this post, I will give unless proven undeserved, and common decency almost no matter what. Any respect or trust beyond that, however, must be earned.

kincringeemporium:

lethal-cuddles:

stormstone42:

nunyabizni:

Sad that they actually had to announce this.

But thank goodness they did it, so people can stop fucking saying it.

THANK GOD!

If I have to see another person say “latinx”, I’m gonna lose my fucking mind.

this may just be a rumor – but I have heard of people replacing the o/a in gendered Spanish words with an i

example:

latina, latino, latini

which makes a hell of a lot more sense than “latinx”… because y’all know that in Spanish, “x” is pronounced like “h” and you’d just be saying “latin” with an accent

-k