“Not everyone needs to know the depths of your experience and not everyone deserves your story.”
Amazing advice from @SophiaBush on the @DramaQueensOTH podcast!! I love listening to this podcast, not even for the rewatch, but for the conversations these women have! So inspiring.
Wow I think #EEAAO has been reading my mind for the past 15 years because I’ve been trying to explain this exact concept of “nothing matters” to everyone in my life. We are all just small, stupid humans, aka “specks on this Earth”. Just live your life & be kind✌🏻
Anybody else want to go in on a “Read Banned Books” Bookmobile??
Just hand out shit for free. If these kids can’t check out these books at the library, let’s just give them copies to own. My Scholastic-Bookfair-loving-ass loves the smell of freedom and brand new paperbacks.
All three kids are somehow magically still sleeping and idk if I should make coffee, fold laundry, vacuum & mop, wipe down the baseboards, solve world hunger or just sit here and do nothing 🥴
#parenthood#3under3#motheringishard#butiloveit
I hate when I or someone I know goes through something traumatic and people say “you’re so strong” like no tf I’m not. I’m struggling & in pain..🥴 Can we acknowledge the hurt before moving on to being “strong”??
On what would have been the 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we’re reminded that progress can move backward. And that means we’ve got to recommit to doing our part to protect and expand reproductive rights for families today — and for generations to come.
While the Bills were losing yesterday, I said to my (yelling at the TV, super heated) husband, “it’s ok, it’s only football”. And you would’ve thought I told him I have a boyfriend on the side with the glare he gave me. Yikes 😬
I just saw a few comments of ppl saying I was ugly cause I wasn’t wearing any makeup. And I really want y’all to get the help y’all need because makeup isn’t real. I’m beautiful in real life, because of who I am, not what I look like.
Also vulnerable were those whose jobs required in-person work, including those in food services, health care and transportation, deemed “essential” workers. Nearly 80% of workers ages 20 to 64 who died of Covid in 2020 worked in essential industries.
The magnitude of the country’s loss is nearly impossible to grasp.
See our analysis on how America lost one million people to Covid. https://t.co/8ht2v7Trxj