Colin Fitz ✨

Just do you 🇮🇪🏳️‍🌈 📷- colinfitz_

[Colin Fitz ✨ @_colinfitz]

Before the pandemic I would have such jam packed days, worked 39 hours a week, would constantly have things on after work/on weekends yet I would still feel so energetic. These days, I have so much free time but literally feel like I need a nap after making a slice of toast. Wtf

[femiiiiii. @femiiiszn]

the four stages of a day off:

1. ​i will do so much stuff.
2. ​later i'll do lots of stuff.
3. ​eventually, i'll do some stuff.
4. ​oh no.

[solero 🏳️‍🌈🇺🇦🇫🇮 @ma_oon_paskana]

im sorry this is objectively wrong because if it’s too cold you can wrap yourself up as much as you like but if it’s too hot you literally just have to sit there in a sticky puddle of sweat and deal with it

[Erin Ekins (she/her) @QueerlyAutistic]

I'll say it again: everyone is all for loving and accepting autistic people until their autism is actually disabling, inconvenient, or uncomfortable.

[sᴜᴘᴇʀ ᴛᴠ @superTV247]

How’s everyone doing

[ًyeray•♡ @yerayherr]

la sensación de que se cancele algo que no tenías ganas de hacer

[💗 @ma1ybe]

Straight people: "We need to protect kids from LGBTQ"
Also straight people: Murders an 8-year-old boy cause he might be gay.

[maurizoe8 @Im_ImErUb]

Io che dico "È pazzesco!" durante una conversazione a cui ho smesso di ascoltare 16 minuti fa.

[Mell 💋 @livspoprox]

This was real television. I was locked in every week for a new episode… they don’t make them like this anymore

[Robbie Coombes @RobbieCoo76]

In the last couple of days we’ve had a man bludgeoned to death in Blanchardstown, a shooting in Ballymun, gang warfare at a graveyard where several people were stabbed & now a man in his 20s stabbed to death on one of the most affluent streets in Dublin in Grafton Street, Our city is gone to the absolute dogs & then you’ve this tramp of a politician telling the people that the city is safe to walk around etc etc & here she is taking a 10min walk around it with a police escort. Our city streets are as dangerous as any in Europe right now, I work on the streets of Dublin at unsociable hours & I see the carnage that’s going on, it’s horrific, something needs to change & to change quick before parts of the city become no go zones.

[gabby baek 🪁 @bridgeffects]

exactly like this

[Hassan. @Heyitshassan]

I am fully convinced that 2019 was the last normal year we ever had. Ever since then, it feels like everything’s broken. Everyone is constantly anxious, time moves too fast, and nothing actually feels real anymore. The world as we knew it is just gone

[D. @Lush_Beauty1]

Every day waking up to the news in 2026

[Ash @theashrb]

It’s the elephant in the room that you can’t even discuss because people will die on the hill that they need their truck to drop their secondary school kids off around the corner every single morning.

[megan @chismosavirus]

absolutely heartbreaking to report but you really do have to get straight to whatever chore you have planned once you get home from work... bc once u lay down and play on that phone that is when the devil finds you

[ɴᴀᴅɪ. 𖤐 @luvblessingz]

The most tiring thing about adulting to me is how CONSTANT it is. There is ALWAYS some shit to sort out. you're chilling means you're probably just ignoring the million things on your to-do list.

[Marc O'Reachtaire @o_reachtaire]

Folks its not the retail worker on minimum wages fault the shop does not have the thing you want on the 23rd of December

[Lesego. @lesegohlum_]

I’ve lived through quite a few Decembers but this one is the fastest one I’ve ever experienced.

[Gecqua stan account @ansamenow]

What the fuck is up with people in this country having absolutely NO spatial awareness in supermarkets? Why is your trolley sideways blocking the aisle? Why are you standing near the entrance looking around as if it’s your first time on earth? MOVEEEEEE

[meghan @deloisivete]

Some of you need to be visited by the ghost of quit emailing me so much before Christmas

[Wholesome Side of 𝕏 @itsme_urstruly]

This time between December 15 and January 2 is such a drag because why are we even working? We should collectively shut down the world for 3 weeks to read books with tea or wine next to a fireplace.