No, The Underrated Gem Is The “sheep And A Dying Wolf” Trope Where The Sheep Finds A Wounded Wolf

I hate when people ask me about my preference but I don’t understand their preference level. Like yes I kinda want Chinese food 10% more than I want a sandwich but if you want a sandwich like 40% more than Chinese food then I would say it’s totally reasonable we get sandwiches.

Whoever wrote this, slayed so hard with all these statements, truer words have never been spoken

So many ideas and characters and prompts and one shots...my brain is flowing, but my actions are NOT matching 💔

Do u know ASL if yes what the best way for a beginner to learn and is asl the first one should i start with even if im not an American, if no i wasn't here and ty anyway

I'd say I'm pretty proficient as I'm taking ASL college classes in the fall, but take this with a grain of salt because everyone is different!! It's completely up to you whether you want to learn American Sign or another country's sign language or even both!! Just start with one and take it slow :) What really got me started is learning how to fingerspell, count, and sign basic words and phrases. You can do this online or take an irl class (BE VERY CAREFUL IF YOU LEARN ONLINE AND MAKE SURE YOUR SOURCES ARE CREDIBLE. My favorite is Bill Vicars on youtube and handspeak.com cus we use him as examples in my irl classes!! Also note that if someone is signing a word and it's different from what you learned, signs are very regional so they might have small differences based on the state or area, dont worry too much about it though, the deaf community is SO understanding and kind when it comes to learning.) I also recommend investing in a book because I find it so engaging and fun to just read it and practice the signs regularly. LASTLY MAKE SURE YOURE CONSUMING ALOT OF MEDIA FROM THE DEAF COMMUNITY like movies, books, and other things!! because it's not just a language, it's a culture and it has its own norms and things like that so not only will it help you learn the language, but you'll know how to manage in the deaf world without being insensitive!! Hope this helps, and if you have any questions, feel free to ask, and I'll bring it up with my instructor if you'd like!! :)

People always treat 'the right to a fair trial' as like a special privilege you grant to people who deserve it (because they didn't do a bad crime crime) and something you should rescind to people who don't deserve it (because they did do a bad crime), and not see it as a diagnostic tool for checking whether or not they *did* actually do a bad crime.

As if the worse the accusation, the *less* discerning you need to be about whether it's true or not

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

You WILL write your WIP

top 3 places to bleed out:

1. the snow

2. your lover/best friend/homoerotic comrade’s arms

3. bathroom floor

I don’t know how we’re letting trump get away with all this shit when I truly believe that if you threw a blanket over his head he would think it was nighttime and go to sleep like a bird

I've been writing this story with an original world about a group of teens who had been given up by their parents to the government for unethical experiments, and they're basically trying to survive these sets of experiments. (They don't know where they are, what's going on, or who they are) I'm still thinking about it, but you guys think it would be something you'd read?