Matthew Alexander

One queer boy

[Matthew Alexander @imfeening]

Any one else have strong opinions on prejudice/racist managers in the workplace (louisville) singling out black employees scrutinizing them for everything even going as far as saying they ‘shed’ ….. i sure tf do i been gone a while and still outraged like i cant breathe yall 👀

[Matthew Alexander @imfeening]

@Spectrum wifi

[Matthew Alexander @imfeening]

For years spectrum providing the worst service possible reliably consistently 🫩 expect to be disappointed and enfuriated save yourself make the switch or better yet dont get spectrum in the first place this has been a PSA for those who like having wifi/internet reliably in life

[Matthew Alexander @imfeening]

I like actually dont know am i delusional..? This is the most fucked up playbook ive ever encountered in life

[Matthew Alexander @imfeening]

Chest pains a fairly normal daily occurrence for me my head never stops hurting my digestive tracts a nightmare blood pressure stupid pancreas dumb brain cooked lungs fried throat a nightmare joints creeky nerves damaged toes weird IM SLEEPY I WANT TO BE NUMB OR A DOORKNOB 🤬😭c

[Nishii @pinknishii]

This lady gives life changing methods and advice for those who need it

[Perc 𒉭 @PercThaGoat]

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[Morbid Knowledge @MorbidKnowledge]

In 1922, a team of scientists visited Toronto General Hospital, where wards housed numerous diabetic children.

Many of these children were in a comatose state and on the brink of death due to diabetic ketoacidosis.

As a result of the amount of deaths, scientists moved swiftly and proceeded to inject the children with a new purified extract of insulin.

As they commenced injecting the final comatose child, the first one to receive the injection started to regain consciousness.

Subsequently, one by one, all the children emerged from their diabetic comas.

During the early 1920s, Frederick Banting, Charles Best and John Macleod discovered insulin.

Both Banting and Macleod were awarded Nobel Prizes in 1923.

James Collip played a crucial role in refining insulin, which was instrumental in enabling its effective application in diabetes treatment.

Banting declined to have his name included on the patent and opted to sell it to the University of Toronto for a mere $1.

He believed it unethical to seek profit from a discovery destined to save countless lives.

“Insulin belongs to the world, not to me," he said.

In 2019, the average cost was $58 per insulin fill, typically for a 30-day supply.

[Dusty Chipura @dustychipura]

I need to take a hot second here to talk about a real special kind of neurodivergent grief:

The grief of recognizing that most people don’t socialize, interact, or see the world the way you do, and that you sorta CAN’T just “be like them”.

[Kate Kelly @Kate_Kelly_Esq]

The solidarity is next-level

[Jon Cooper 🇺🇸 @joncoopertweets]

Public service announcement.

[ava 🇵🇸 @wownicebuttdude]

Hello. I’m your wife now

[Tom Ruegger @tomruegger]

The Writers Guild of America Strike: Actual sign spotted on the picket line...

[🌸Bibi🌸♿ @BibiBlossoms]

They stole my sliding pins picture, didn't credit me and didn't even copy the alt text from the original image.

And their post has more visibility than my original post. Please credit me when sharing my work and include the alt text!!

[Mhara Starling @MharaStarling]

Are you a Witch as in “perfect love and perfect trust, crystals and herb bundles”

Or are you a Witch as in “Dispense charms and salves by day, steal milk from cows at night”

Orrr are you a Witch as in “I am that thing the village folk fear lurks in the woods”

[Weird Science @weird_sci]

Gerenuks are a type of extremely long-necked antelopes from East Africa.

[Academy of American Poets @POETSorg]

My thoughts tear me,
I dread their fever.
I am scattered in its whirl.
I am scattered like
the hot shrivelled seeds.

—H. D.

https://t.co/KPC8Ee1r89

[Hank Green @hankgreen]

I just think it's really cool that trans people exist. Humans are so neat.

[Matthew Alexander @imfeening]

@thehaleehood You’re pretty