time blindness is wild because i'll be like "oh i haven't messaged that person in like a day or two" and then i check and oops it's actually been weeks or months and now they think i've ghosted them π€ͺ
nahh i'm just mentally ill in ways that you don't intuitively Get
The climate crisis is spiraling out of control. 1000s of fish are washing up dead in the Gulf of Mexico because the water is too hot to hold oxygen. This is a climate emergency.
when are they going to start doing research on those βlost yearsβ of the pandemic and how thatβs impacted peoples abilities, capacity, mental health, sense of direction, view of self etc. when is that coming out
I make 16 fucking dollars an hour.
My rent is 1569
Car payment is 230 a month
Car insurance is 200 a month
Phone is 40 a month
But according to our greedy ass governmentβ¦β¦
I donβt fucking qualify for food stamps
Burn this Fucking country to the ground
This case reveals what many of us suspected but haven't seen confirmed in so many words:Β the public health imperative of controlling a pandemic by making employers liable for some of that control is, and always must be, secondary to capitalist profit
https://t.co/ma0PSn3H7L
The California Supreme Court ruled against Kuciemba on the basis that a victory, while, in the court's words, "morally" the right thing to do, would create "dire financial consequences for employers" and cause a "dramatic expansion of liability" to stop the spread of covid.
A California man caught covid at work. He infected his wife who ended up in ICU. So he sued his bosses. The largest lobbying group in the US got involved. The court ruled against the man because a victory would mean βdire financial consequences for employers.β Is it clear yet?π§΅
@TraumaPhDandMe A feeling thatβs all too familiar to me. This fantastic piece by @annabroges articulates it well and has brought me some peace: https://t.co/DKvRNxyUgh
Moral of the story to my fellow ADHDers with rejection sensitivity:
That unnamed fear you have about finally facing something you've been avoiding? That thing you're embarrassed about finally addressing after all this time?
... It's probably not going to be as bad as you think.
Wow. One student loan borrower recently purchased a homeβbut after the Supreme Court ruling on student debt, the mortgage lender *backed out* because now her debt-to-income ratio no longer works for them.
Returning to repayment will devastate the economy. https://t.co/ZSagyfdDwy