u/RosethornRanger

An edited 3 panel garfield strip featuring jon and garfield. The first panel is jon staring at a piece of paper saying "so this is how I justify the value of my work". The second panel is him looking at garfield while garfield has a thought bubble with the text “lol”. The last panel has an entire stack of papers and jon looking at them unhappily while garfield has a thought bubble saying "that’s the work"

A twitter post by Maha Hussaini (@HahaGazy) with the text "About the hypocrisy, double standards of the world, Hamed Ashour from #Gaza, writes: "A year ago, I shared the story of this very friendly dog. What a lucky dog he turned out to be, his story was featured in Arab and international magazines, read by over 5 million people around the world, and translated into seven different languages.

At the time, I was contacted by an animal welfare organisation based in Dublin, the capital of Ireland. They wanted to check on the dog’s health and asked for photos of the tent we lived in and guarded together. I sent the pictures, and in return, I received an overwhelming and extremely rare show of sympathy. They seriously explored the possibility of evacuating the dog from Gaza through partner organisations.

They wanted a better life, a cleaner place, and a wider sky for the dog. No one mentioned me, who was living in a tent unfit even for a dog.""

There are two images attached. The first is an image of a person laying on a beech in front of a dog. The next is an image of the same dog in front of a tent in the sand. The date for the post is 9:21 AM jul 16 2025 and has 141k views.

A Tumblr repost by pumpkin-gore of ahasiw-kahkitow that says "why black and native people don't trust white queers exhibit #963" with a screen shot of a censored user saying "never have an issue with police at Calgary Pride..." And another censored user asking "are you bipoc?" The first user replies "I'm trans" and the second user responds "that's not a race"

A Tumblr post by depsidase that says "some people have a hard time recognizing privilege, saying 'I work hard. I don't get things handed to me.' I understand that. Here's how I respond: privilege isn't bonus points for you and your team. It's unfair penalties the other team gets that you don't. Privilege isn't the presence of perks and benefits. It's the absence of obstacles and barriers. That's a lot harder to notice. If you have a hard time recognizing your privileges, focus on what you don't have to go through. Let that fuel your empathy and action.

a tweet by "Abby" (@abbyMachines) That says "No you don't understand bro we need to abandon another minority group to win. I know it didn't work last time but come on bro just trust me. We just need to alienate another group of marginalized people and their loved ones and we'll definitely win the election this time"

the text in the post (as well as quotes in the title) is sarcastic.

A tumblr post by prokopetz that says "Even folks on the pro-porn side of the aisle often talk like it's the presence of narrative that makes porn an art form, as though the erotic needs to be explicitly justified in order to elevate it from the mere mechanical production of arousal, and it always makes me feel like maybe we're not quite as "pro" as we think we are." There is a follow button in the top right corner, and it has the tags #media and #art. There are 39 comments, 1896 reblogs and 4688 likes.

an image of a quote by george orwells 1984. The text says "The most terrible loneliness is not the kind that comes from being alone, but the kind that comes from being misunderstood. It is the loneliness of standing in a crowded room, surrounded by people who do not see you, who do not hear you, who do not know the true essence of who you are. And in that loneliness, you feel as though you are fading, disappearing into the background, until you are nothing more than a ghost. A shadow of your former self."

A tweet by @iconaWrites saying: "Here's one feminist life rule of mine: I never judge a man based on how he treats women when they are coddling or praising him. Look closely at how a man reacts when a woman displeases him, stands up to him, or draws a boundary with him, and you will find out who he really is."

a tweet by Natalie Reed (@nataliereed84) that says: "Cis people get genders, we only get "gender identities". They get pronouns, we get "preferred pronouns". They [allcaps on] are [allcaps off], we "identify as""

A framed yellow square with text and graphs in it. The text says "Mental health conditions are very high in autistic people. A study by E.Cage et. al. in 2017 showed that autism acceptance from others and personal acceptance had a positive impact on depression and anxiety rates." There are then two simplified graphs where the y axis is depression, and the x of them are external acceptance, and the other is personal acceptance. The line has a strong downward trend with external acceptance, and lower but still downward trend with personal acceptance. There is a citation at the bottom that says. "Cage, E., Di Monaco, J. & Newell, V. Experiences of Autism acceptance and mental health in autistic adults KJ autism dev discord 48, 473-484 (2018). There is a watermark in the corner that says "autism sketches"

An image of a tumblr post by "rars" on apr 4 with the text "being disabled and lgbt is such a horrible curse because you will see the most ableist take on earth online and you're like "oh surely this is some right-wing fascist loser" and then you look at the person who said it and there's pronouns in their bio. and it's like, how did we get here? but the reality is that a lot of abled people (and often disabled people who are intolerant of different disabilities) are just not even willing to confront the idea that they are capable of punching down on other marginalized groups". There are two comments, 4055 reblogs, and 6560 likes.

like i don't know who needs to hear this but you are Not as progressive as you think you are if you're saying stuff like the R slur, "jobless behavior", making fun of nonverbal people, mocking physical differences, using psychotic as an insult, or calling people "lazy" for using disability aids. even if you're gay!"

A two panel meme of the simpsons. The first is bart with text saying "this is the hottest summer of my life." With homer looking at him wagging a finger saying "This is the coldest summer of the rest of your life"

A tumblr post by "lily-the-good-witch" that says "Sometimes I think people mistake straight men's attraction to power as homoerotic. Like a big example of this is how men being misogynists, showing or outright saying they hate women as gay. And obviously conflating gay men and misogyny is bad on its own but like, also, no they hate women because they see them as parasites, status symbols that you show off to other men but still resent for weakening you. And they see men as big and strong which they are attracted to but not the men themselves."

A tweet from hux | lizzie huxley-jones @littlehux that says "a few weeks ago a hypermobility specailist told my pal that standing up normally for us is like standing on a moving a moving bus at all times and I haven't stopped thinking about it. No wonder we're so flipping tired." and a response from the same poster "I think I mention in my essay for allies the way disabilities can be quietly noticeable if you know what to look for and I can always spot a hypermobile person by how we stand and sway and move positions a lot while standing, or sit like a dropped cluster of spiderweb."

A series of 4 posts by Crescairis on tumblr. They are posted mar 2 2022. The text of the first says "i get that people are more comfortable with defined rules and structure but i also think queer people lost when they started resorting to dictionary definitions for what labels mean". The next says "the queer umbrella is meant to deviate from the norm of rigid boxes and definitions and to decide that lesbian means Only this, bi means Only this, etc, is directly contradicting what queer means. each and every label is going to have a unique meaning to the person using it and that is how it’s supposed to be. if you’re not comfortable with that…sorry?" Next it says "basically if someone tries to tell you you’re using a label wrong: no you’re not, eat them". The last post is an image of text with the text after it that says [image description: a set of tumblr tags from @/elinaline, reading: “#there is a way to use a label wrong actually; #its when you force it on someone else”. end image description.] "

A tumblr post by ThunderBottle that says "I think queer people should be more confusing actually. I think we should make everyone as confused as possible until they give up and realize that total understanding of other people isn't the gateway to respect and compassion."

A Tumblr post by intoSnarkness that says "legit the best advice I can give you: feed your friends. Any time someone is in any kind of crisis or upheaval, offer to feed them. tell them they don't have to choose what it is if they can't make decisions, just ask about allergies and preferences and tell them you're just gonna make food happen at their house. Friend having a baby? Delivery gift certificate to order food to the hospital after the baby shows up. Someone's relative passes away? Offer to make them dinner. Buddy gets laid off? Offer to order them lunch. Pal stuck in a depressive episode? Offer to drive them to McDonald's if that's what they want. People in crisis are tired and sad and angry and the last thing most of them are doing is thinking about feeding themselves. So if you have the ability or time or money providing that is always a good move. Legit I do this every time and it is 100% always appreciated. I have taught all my friends that whenever something happens we all feed each other. It makes people feel extremely cared for, and I cannot recommend it enough." And a response from sandersStudies that says "right after I reblogged this I found out a friend's mom was hospitalized -- this is such a good reminder. If you can provide disposable plates/utensils and save them from doing dishes -- when my husband was diagnosed with cancer, bulk paper products were our most appreciated gift."