konstant headache

it's okay you don't need to win anyways

[konstant headache @Roberto6919]

So here's a thread of songs/bands I've grown to really like over the past few years I know this is random but heck it I hope y'all like it 🙂😎🙂😎

[Lea @funnysexygirl67]

Being autistic is getting drunk and realizing all it does is allow you to socialize like neurotypical people do when they’re sober

[A🇵🇹 @overXtracover]

“Ronaldo has never been pleasing to watch”
This was him at 19 in the hardest league 👍

[DOJA CAT @DojaCat]

hey elon if u see this please put the audio post feature back on here. Thanks, u frog build looking bitch. Barrel chested ewok u look like u eat sand.

[Thrilla the Gorilla @ThrillaRilla369]

Property taxes are basically a stealth tax on unrealized gains, and it's exhausting to act like they aren't.

Picture this: You buy your house for $ 300k Fast-forward a decade—the market heats up, the county assessor slaps a $ 600k valuation on it. Suddenly your tax bill doubles. You haven't sold, haven't cashed out equity, haven't pocketed a single dollar of that "profit." Yet you're forking over real money every year on value that lives only in spreadsheets and real-estate apps.

People lose it when someone suggests taxing billionaires on unrealized stock gains ("You'll force them to sell assets! It's unfair!"). But when the same logic hits regular homeowners—especially retirees or folks who've paid off their mortgage—we're told it's just the price of "schools and roads." Give me a break.

Once the mortgage is gone, true ownership should mean something. No more annual fee to the government simply because your street became desirable or inflation did its thing. It's a recurring wealth tax masquerading as a civic duty, normalized only because it's been around forever.

Scrap property taxes on primary residences. If revenue's needed, tax spending or transactions instead. Stop forcing people to rent their own homes from the county indefinitely. Real ownership doesn't come with a perpetual lease to the state.

[Fergenstein @BiigRED_95]

How do you read things like this and not want them GONE

[konstant headache @Roberto6919]

HELL YEAH THE WONDER YEARS

[konstant headache @Roberto6919]

I fucking hate it here

[Jack J @Jack_Frodo]

I still don’t understand what it is or where it’s coming from or why there’s only a million left

[NOVEMBER FAIRY @SheilahCandy]

Big signs someone hasn’t faced much hardship are;

They think life is simple because it’s always been kind to them.
Like, they don’t realize how much luck, support, or stability shaped their worldview.

They judge struggling people quickly
asking why don’t they just work harder as if life is a straight line for everyone.

They panic over small inconveniences
A delayed reply, a minor setback, a little discomfort, it feels like the end of the world.

They assume help is always available
They’ve never had to figure things out alone or survive without a safety net.

They romanticize hardship
They talk about the grind like it’s an aesthetic, not something that breaks people.

They don’t have much emotional depth yet
Not because they’re bad just because pain is often what forces reflection.

They think fairness is automatic
They genuinely believe life rewards good people consistently.

Hardship teaches you nuance.
People who haven’t been through much often speak in absolutes.

[konstant headache @Roberto6919]

You know who’s NOT in the Epstein files?

[mistopher mack 🦭 @motherquoter]

The New Yorker's art department never misses

[Classic arts & Wallpapers 🥷 @Classisco123]

Dragon Ball Z

[The Frog Mage @the_frog_mage]

smooch 💋

[konstant headache @Roberto6919]

Hot pockets are fire I wish I was happy

[Jayroo @jayroo69]

Trump talkin his shit 💅💅💅

[Ryan Saavedra @RyanSaavedra]

Venezuelan journalist Germania Rodriguez Poleo's message to those who are mad that President Trump captured dictator Nicolas Maduro:

"Do not for a moment let your hatred and disdain for Donald Trump have you defending the dictator of my country, which was destroyed by [Maduro] and [Hugo] Chavez and their system 20 years ago. We Venezuelans are very, VERY happy that our dictator has been arrested, removed, and will be put through a trial. It's the first time we're seeing justice in 26 years! Now let's hope they get all of those criminals out of Venezuela and then we can return home."

[໊ ꕤ @dieforyous]

everybody should pay attention and listen to this video if you wanna know what's actually happening in venezuela!!!

[The Moderate Case @TheModerateCase]

Stand with Venezuelans, not Maduro.