iiwaken:

✶ the ocean at night ✶

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queertransetc:

I’m guessing the world becoming so hostile to kids and teens is only making abusive parents more powerful

When your kid has nothing to do out of the house, or if it’s downright dangerous for your kid to be outside alone, you have so many more opportunities to abuse your child

Children in the 90s who were allowed outside weren’t getting hit or screamed at when they were riding their bikes around the neighborhood

But kids in the 2010s/2020s can’t go ride their bikes outside, and so every moment they’re not at school they’re facing abuse

We need safer places for children to exist, not only because it’s healthy for them, but because leaving the house is one of the easiest ways for a child to avoid being abused. When that option is taken away, children are locked at home with their tormentors all 18+ years of living there

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faithschaffer:

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marinebiologyshitposts:

marinebiologyshitposts:

it’s crab chewsday someone help me come up with a joke

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my-autism-adhd-blog:

…It really does tho.

Baby Yoda memes

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faithschaffer:

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papenathys:

I’m sorry that post pissed me off so much. Tumblr really THE place of accepting mental illness and trauma until it starts being unpalatable and not just cutesy rainbow coloured characters being on the autistic spectrum or sad hot people being mildly depressed.

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mccbitch:

haiii my name’s mounir, i need $1,000 to buy a car and get out of my abusive parent’s house. I’m working, but all my money’s going straight to groceries/gas and some legal fees so i cant save up anything. i just need a little but of help.

Anything you can give is appreciated 💗

C*shapp: $munmune

V*nmo: @munmun_e

if you cant give please reblog ^-^

0/$1,000

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theconcealedweapon:

Imagine that there’s a serial killer in your area who targets brunettes.

Someone suggests that brunettes should dye their hair blonde in order to stay safe.

Sure, it could be in their best interest to dye their hair blonde, but no one would consider that a solution. No one would believe that the serial killer’s actions are justified just because the victims have an option available to keep them safe. If someone is killed and someone responds with “they should have just dyed their hair blonde” as a way of minimizing it, they’d easily be seen as an insensitive monster. No one would believe that the serial killer being at large isn’t really a problem just because the victims can dye their hair and remain safe.

And that’s because being able to do something in order to stay safe should not equal any kind of obligation to do it. Evil doesn’t become less evil just because the victims have a way of making sure someone else is the target instead of them. And everyone knows that.

If you work hard and make good choices, you won’t be homeless? Doesn’t matter. You shouldn’t have to.

If you obey the law and respect the police, you won’t be imprisoned, fined, beaten, or killed? Doesn’t matter. You shouldn’t have to.

If you behave, your parents won’t spank you? Doesn’t matter. You shouldn’t have to.

The victim being able to do something differently does not minimize the evil that’s being done to them. When the victim isn’t someone you’re trying to demonize, that’s accepted as an obvious fact.

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greenmountainwitch:

Umbrella reaching up

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