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[❤️❤️ @aubieroad]

This is how Alaskan we are.

[Mary Peltola @MaryPeltola]

Deliver, or go home.

[Andy Ha @AndyHa_]

Trying to search for an email from a month ago on Outlook

[Bec Shaw @Brocklesnitch]

Me: I think fat people should be treated like humans
People: WHY ARE YOU GLORIFYING OBESITY AND WANT EVERYONE TO BE FAT AND HAVE A HEART ATTACK YOU FOUL BEAST

[Today Years Old @todayyearsold]

Typing your email and password on your tv with the remote

[❤️❤️ @aubieroad]

This is why I live in the Arctic.

[🦅🦅TwoEaglesMom🦅🦅 @TwoEaglesMom2]

Near Tucson heh?

Javelina are aggressive. Coyotes are probably close as well.

Word of advice...do NOT reach for anything that you can't physically see what your hand will be touching.

Also before putting shoes on, tap the back part of the heel at 90° and turn over. You don't know what may have crawled in.

[❤️❤️ @aubieroad]

@fatfabfeminist @pacific_chiller Does this count as promoting obesity? 💀

[🔱The Meow Supremacy 🔱( Dm only for Readings ) @catastrologee]

All the hate you throw on a Scorpio or a 8th houser will come back to you threefold .

[gianmarco @GianmarcoSoresi]

Mamdani is already getting the criminals out of NYC!

[SILVER T @S1lver_Tongue]

The reason the pressure to “be the bigger person” often lands on the wronged individual is because society tends to value restoration of order over true accountability. The wrongdoer has already proven they lack restraint, maturity, or empathy in that moment—so expecting them to suddenly act with integrity is unrealistic. Instead, the burden shifts to the person harmed, because they are seen as the one who can exercise restraint, wisdom, and composure. In other words, people project responsibility onto the party who demonstrates the capacity to rise above, even though they should not have to.

This creates a paradox: the wrongdoer is indirectly rewarded with lowered expectations, while the victim is burdened with a moral obligation they never asked for. It’s a form of social survival—humans want tension resolved quickly, even if it means placing unfair responsibility on the stronger party. That’s why “be the bigger person” is whispered more than “hold the guilty accountable.”

At its deepest level, this reflects the imbalance between power and responsibility. To “be the bigger person” is not about justice, it’s about ending escalation. But when repeated, it conditions victims into silence, and wrongdoers into cycles of uncorrected behavior. The truth is, growth requires balance: sometimes choosing peace is wise, but other times demanding accountability is the actual “bigger” choice.

So the answer isn’t one-sided. The wronged can be bigger by choosing not to mirror destructive behavior, but society must stop excusing the wrongdoer by lowering standards for them. Both responsibility and expectation need to shift back where they belong—on the one who caused the harm.

[mini man @mymanmini]

@DISCOD00D @greenpasture Normal guys hugging their daughter:
Damn I love being a dad

This guy when hugging his daughter:
God damn I want to kill someone

[Diana Williston @girlnameddi]

Beloved Cherokee Storyteller Robert Lewis had these wise words to say in response to the claim that Tylenol causes autism.

[Governor Newsom Press Office @GovPressOffice]

While all the Districts pay extra for groceries and everyday goods, the White House is excited to announce that the Capitol is creating a grand ballroom for opulent parties!

May the odds be ever in your favor!!!

[Wesley Early @wesley_early]

*BARTLETT HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE Amerie

[❤️❤️ @aubieroad]

Condoms in Alaska.

[Cherokee Nation @CherokeeNation]

No more 𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐥𝐞𝐧. No more 𝐬𝐢𝐥𝐞𝐧𝐭.

If you have information or tips on #MMIP cases involving Cherokee Nation citizens or the Cherokee Nation Reservation, please call the Cherokee Nation Marshal Service at 918-207-3800.

Featured: Little Cherokee Ambassador Ella Raper

[Sundaye @BrightLikeSunny]

You are not smart enough to homeschool your children

[David Reamer @ANC_Historian]

Aug/Sept 1975 High Times cover celebrating Alaska. In May 1975, AK legislature decriminalized possession, & AK Supreme Court ruled Alaskans had right to possess small amount of marijuana at home for personal use (Ravin v State). #alaskahistory #alaska

[@[email protected] @Imani_Barbarin]

There’s no amount of “this is my autistic _____and they’re valuable”-ing that will turn back time and demolish the ableist institutions you cheered on to lock disabled people away and strip us of our rights when Democrats were expanding them under Biden.