I really wish people would stop drastically using the scenarios of rape or incest as the sole premise for an abortion. A woman doesn’t have to be in a traumatic situation for it to be reason enough. In fact there is zero explanation that needs to be given.
2️⃣0️⃣ Completing the twentieth leg of the 24-hour Runathon, @LibertyDawson gets in a couple of laps of Parque Retiro and heads to Lavapies to pass the baton to @lilleyII 🤝
#VamosBritanicos
🏃🇺🇦 FCB Runathon 🇺🇦🏃
Players, family and friends are aiming to run through the streets of Madrid for 24 hours to raise money for the club and Save the Children’s Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal.
Fri 25 March, 6pm ➡️ Sat 26 March, 6pm
How to donate:
https://t.co/HHLVNbS5qd
People struggle with eating and their bodies daily - even more so during the festive period. Let’s show some fucking compassion and stop normalising having to constantly burn off whatever you eat. It’s dangerous and also fucking annoying.
Calorie labelling on menus is ineffective, and dangerous to people affected by eating disorders.
We’ve drafted a letter asking your MP to oppose this legislation - take action here: https://t.co/PY7VRg9ffk
#Breaking – Restaurants, cafes and pubs will be forced to put calorie counts for the food they serve on menus under government plans revealed in the Queen’s Speech. https://t.co/crWuhzZht1
Well this is a) horrendous for the many people living with eating disorders b) equates calories with good/bad without factoring in the nutritional value of food (eg mackerel - calorific, very good for you vs Diet Coke - no calories, not giving your body a lot to work with)
1. calorie counting is dangerous for those suffering from eating disorders
2. people should be able to go out and enjoy a meal without worrying about every single calorie
I’ve always found myself staying up late even if I was tired or had to get up early because I wanted more me time. I read up on it and it’s called revenge bedtime procrastination and people who are highly stressed do it gain a sense of control back in their life and spend their
Spain is set to test a 4-day workweek that would give workers 32-hour weeks with no reduction in pay. The government will cover some of the costs for interested companies.
Advocates say it could improve mental health and productivity and lead to a better work-life balance.