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An important reminder that the universe has three spatial dimensions and is best appreciated with all three engaged*.
*engage fourth as needed for EXTREME MODE
Technically time is the fourth dimension, and since these are repeating .gifs, they do possess a sense of time progression since things are moving
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"I believe wholeheartedly, and without apology, that we have a collective responsibility to the children of our communities even if we did not conceive and bear them. Of course, parents can and should raise their children with their own values. But they should be able to do so in a community that provides safe places to play, quality food to eat, terrific schools to attend, and economic opportunities to support them. No individual household can do that alone. We have to build that world together."
- Melissa Harris-Perry, Why caring for children is not just a parent’s job (via msnbc)
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STRESS EATING
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"Cheerfulness, unaffected cheerfulness, a sincere desire to please and be pleased, unchecked by any efforts to shine, are the qualities you must bring with you into society, if you wish to succeed in conversation. … a light and airy equanimity of temper,—that spirit which never rises to boisterousness, and never sinks to immovable dullness; that moves gracefully from “grave to gay, from serious to serene,” and by mere manner gives proof of a feeling heart and generous mind."
- The art of conversation, 1866 (via explore-blog)
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Stephen Chbosky has written the words I’ve spent my whole life looking for.
I am really unhappy in my relationship right now. Breaking up is hard, but staying together is hard as well. I feel like I’m stuck between a rock and a hard place. I want to just bury myself in my sheets and stay there until all my problems go away.
More importantly, I wish I could just say how I feel. It would make everything so much easier, and I won’t feel like I’m the only one getting screwed over.
