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Just like the butterfly, I too will awaken in my own time 🦋

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Summer! 🌱🌤️

Day 2 Formal Wear IM BEHIND SORRY GUYS

@ppkm-week

Green or Pink ? 💚🩷

Day four of PPKM week: Love language (touch) 🫂

Commissions~

Happy Valentine’s Day

*show up to a trend 6 months late* hey guys

Temperature Equilibrium ☝️🤓

I am Jewish. I am an anti-Zionist. I am always and forever pro-Palestine.

My grandmother was born in Palestine before Israel existed. My grandmother, who died less than a decade ago (in her 70s) was already older than the settler colonial state of Israel. Judaism exists without Zionism. Zionism goes against the Jewish religion. Zionism is white supremacy.

From the river to the sea Palestine WILL BE FREE

I don't go here that often but this is specifically about epic the musical. I keep seeing posts getting mad that eurylochus is willing to leave behind the men on Circe's island but then gets angry when Odysseus sacrifices 6 men to Scylla and like. That's fine?

It's not Eurylochus' fault the men get captured, and it's not a wholly selfish reason why he wants to leave.

He specifically tells Odysseus to think about the men they still have, and that's reasonable. All he knows is it's a powerful witch, and all of his men, who were also soldiers and probably good ones, didn't even stand a chance. He wouldn't have known about Hermes, or the moly. He's the second in command, he's meant to be a voice of reason, and in his eyes, going back would have been a lost cause and could've potentially lost them a captain as well

VS Scylla. Odysseus isn't passive in this one, he specifically decides to have six torches be handed out so that Scylla's heads will go for them. It's still a practical choice. It's better to control the options than have the heads go at random. But he makes that choice, that these six men who hold the torches are going to die. That's what Eurylochus is upset over. I think he would have been less upset if Odysseus let the heads go at random

It's honestly the trolley problem haha. Eurylochus does not pull the lever. Odysseus does