I think of all the approximate categories of animal, fish are unbeatable in terms of how much it would suck ass to be one. you’re basically the most edible creature on god’s earth and literally everything else wants in on that. like yeah everything eats everything but at least if you’re a bird that lives in the sky you mainly just have to worry about being eaten by other things that are in the sky, but fish? other fish are only the beginning of your problems. not only does everything in the ocean that’s bigger than you want to eat you, so do most things on land given half a chance. there are things in the sky that evolved specifically to come all the way down just to eat you. and you don’t even have arms to punch any of them with you just kinda have to sit there going :o as you’re carried away into the beyond. you have no limbs at all, in fact, so if you ever leave the water you can’t even get back to it like, if something that’s not supposed to be in the water gets in the water it can at least try to swim to shore and get out, but fish are just like “guess I’ll die.” pour one out for fish. they did not ask for this.
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sometimes i wish i could go back in time and hold my 12 year old self hand and be like forget about social sciences baby go into the medical field or like. environmental science. okay bye.
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You know how they have laundromats (laundrettes as we’d call them here) where there’s a communal place with shared washing machines and if you don’t have a washing machine in your home you can travel there and hire their machines? I need that but for dish washers. I’ve never lived in a home without a washing machine but I have only ever rented one flat with a dish washer and it’s the thing I miss most
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I still get a chuckle out of how worried we were when Charlie Weber was shaving his beard on HTGAWM and the instant relief when it cut to him beardless and still hot.
Good for him. Great for us.
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I'm going to explode
WHY IS IT SO HARD TO FIND RESOURCES FOR BUILDING SELF CARE HABBITS AS AN AUTISTIC ADULT???
PLEASE I JUST WANT TO KNOW WHAT HELPS OTHER AUTISTIC ADULTS BUILD A HABIT FOR BRUSHING YOUR TEETH
But every FUCKING search is like!!! How to get your autistic child to brush their teeth!!! Fun fact, I don't have mommy and daddy to play with me in the bathroom to make a horrible sensory experience seem fun
HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE HATE
Also, if I see another fucking article from autism speaks while trying to learn how to take care of myself I'm going to start mailing bombs xoxo
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Apparently a video of a Starbucks worker has come out where they’re complaining about working an eight hour shift, twenty-five hours a week, and they’ve only got four people (one called out) working the floor and it’s super busy. And they filmed it while still at work.
I get there’s a lot about work culture needs changing so there’s more balance, but that’s ridiculous. I even saw someone try to defend it, saying there were only four people working.
And?
I get retail and customer service sucks, and I get that it gets busy, and that people can be really rude. But four people on the floor is doable. It does require, however, having a work ethic and finding a rhythm. Heck, I was at a college with a Dunkin that would have about four or five people on the floor- and it doubled as a Baskin-Robbins. Guess how busy that place got after convocation (a thrice weekly thing involving almost ALL the students and ending just about lunch time). Yeah, probably sucked. But they were able to do it.
Scheduling more people to work isn’t the answer. You end up putting too many people on the floor, and then the company ends up paying people to do nothing, or worse, just get in the way of things.
The answer is getting a work ethic. Unfortunately, as much good as my generation and the next are trying to do in changing work culture, from what I see, it’s brought on not by actually setting boundaries, but rather the lack of a work ethic and lack of care for fellow employees.
And to Christians, I say this is wrong. Paul said that in whatever we do, do it for the glory of God. Can we honestly look at our work and say we’re working at a standard that would be for the glory of God? Or are we focused on how we don’t like our job, and the injustices of it that we’ve resorted to doing subpar work instead of setting clear boundaries?
The busyness sucks. Dealing with rude and upset customers sucks. But it sucks even more when you’re working with someone who has no work ethic and doesn’t care how it impacts the rest of the team. So the people like the Starbucks worker lose my sympathy.
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Seriously thinking about getting a fishing license but like. What if I caught something?
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What made you decide on pescitarianism I feel like most communists I meet are either vegans or regular without a ton of in between
To be completely honest it was a decision I made when I was just graduating high school and barely even a communist yet, primarily for health and environmental reasons. I thought it would be a way to ease myself in to full vegetarianism or perhaps even veganism somewhere down the road but that hasn't transpired yet. Cutting out red meat and poultry was comparatively very easy, I think I would have a much harder time cutting out seafood and certain non-meat animal products.
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