Trying to frame Amanda Bynes’s parents as the “victims” in all of this is a very wild take
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Not fundie related but maybe someone has advice?
I found out this week I have iron deficiency anemia and I've been put on iron pills. They are killing me. The nausea is worse than when I was pregnant and I do not wish to repeat that. Does anyone have experience with taking iron supplements? Are liquid better?
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it was really fucked up having a childhood disability. like kids imitated me behind my back but i never understood why. and my high school years were spent in and out of a hospital in a different city because i needed a specialist. i couldn't form friendships because i couldn't go to events because either i was going to appointments or i was recovering from surgery.
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Trisha Paytas really named her daughter “Malibu Barbie”
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what if wilbur and fundy made me SOB and CRY
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I love how Christianity was like don’t have sex with anyone only the person you’re going to love forever. So then we went out in the world and tried to find a person to love us forever but lots of people wouldn’t love us at all if we wouldn’t have sex with them. So then we came to feel that no one would ever love the real us, just as we were, without sex attached. Sex was the most valuable thing about us and the real us, sans sex, was not only unimportant, but unlovable in its entirety.
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Maybe I’m just turning into a crotchety conspiracy theorist old lady but, I’m constantly seeing the tik toks about buying from the “Tik tok shop” and I’m sorry y’all it just screams SCAM and while screaming scam it’s also waving giant red flags, I’m just asking for my card info to be stolen
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guys it's my wedding day please send "Hilary doesn't trip over her shoes or dress" vibes out into the universe of you are so inclined 🙏
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Hey all,
I just booked my family in for a Disney cruise for next year. Tips and hints are welcome. I know there was at least one person on here I followed who was right into Disney/ maybe an ex employee? We used a travel agent and I've been reading reviews online but to actuyheae about it from someone "real" so to speak would be everything to me.
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got tickets for gidle!!!!!
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Wilbur doesn't know why he knows the steps. It feels like a dance you remember only in a hazy state. Walking beside a small kid, careful not to trip into her stride feels right. He feels like something overtakes him to speak in a gentler voice of reassurance. To sing her a song goodnight is instinct, not just as a musician but as something else. It feels so strange all of a sudden that he of all people is so careful with a child he's never met until that day. When he heard he was possibly a dad, he simply dismissed it like minor news. Akin to hearing you have a spider in your home or it's raining in 4 days, he'll get to it but it's nothing really.
But now he cares so much, he'd wreak havoc if anything happened to Tallulah. It feels like deja vu, like looking through a mirror to another world. A world where he has a special place surrounded by redwood trees and by the riverside. That other guy he's looking at, he's building everything up just for his own kid, with the same face of care and concerns as his own. He's singing some lullabies as him, matching the cadences and lyrics even if hushed and mumbled. He's teaching how to shoot a bow and arrow to his kid just like him, explaining the steps the same as him. He's leaving the kid soon just like the other, but at least he's trusting someone else to take care in his stead.
There's another kid, he realises. And that kid looks sad, in spite of the beautiful scenery. That kid is looking at walls, just like Tallulah. He's not living in much comfort or glamour, just like Tallulah. He's learning how to fend for himself with a bow and arrow, Tallulah will be like that soon. He's seen the dance, the rhythm of a deadbeat. And now its up to him to change the paces.
Will doesn't know why he pauses in faint recollection when a memory doesn't exist. It's merely a dream from a bygone night, but what's a memory but not a dream you've seen before. Yet when remembers walking through the forest and a flash of red fur snickering, he doesn't understand why a pang of burrowing feelings hits him.
And that feeling turns to drive, a desire to be at least the best dad he can be for now. For Tallulah and for that lonely kid he doesn't remember.
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