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thespacesay:

funnytwittertweets:

ID: a tweet by Joseph Scrimshaw (verified) @josephscrimshaw, minor typo edit for readability.

Daylight Saving Time is increasingly hard to notice when my digital devices are like, “What? Nothing happened. We know what time it is.”

And my stove is left blinking and screaming, “IT HAPPENED! TIME SHIFTED UNNATURALLY! THEY’RE ALL LYING! ONLY I KNOW! ONLY I REMEMBER!”

/ end ID

werewolf-cuddles:

Hey, hot take, but if a company decides they no longer want to distribute a piece of media they own the rights to, then they should be legally required to sign the rights back over to the creator.

They shouldn’t be allowed to just sit on the IP for the rest of time, especially if they have no intention of ever releasing it again.

hi-def-doritos:

such-justice-wow:

afairlypudgycat:

robotsandfrippary:

stillstreetjoshua:

bpdzoldyck:

As someone who has been living with severe suicidal ideation my entire life I wanna tell you all something, you don’t have to stay alive for yourself. People will say it’s a bad idea to live for external things because they’re temporary, and it’s true living for yourself is ideal but if you’re not to that point yet that’s ok too. 

I’ve lived for my dog for the past 4 years, before that I lived for my snakes, before that I lived for my cat. You can live for whatever needs you and whatever matters to you. Live for your best friend, live for your plants, live for your pets, live for your animal crossing town. Live for whatever keeps you alive and the day will come when you can live for yourself.

This is something everyone should see. Thank you for sharing this.

Transformers kept me alive. When the 2007 movie was announced I was going through an incredibly hard time emotionally. I saw the preview and every time I thought about killing myself I thought, “but then I won’t get to see this thing I’ve always wanted to see, good or not.” And it got me through.

I’m in a place where I live for myself now, but don’t toss away a life preserver just because other people think you should be able to swim on your own.

don’t toss away a life preserver just because other people think you should be able to swim on your own

Honestly getting attachments to seemingly shallow things can be life saving. Just keep living for something even if it’s the new issue of your favourite comic or a film, seeing your friends for lunch next week. Anything is better than killing yourself, I promise,even if it seems like the only way out just cling to those tiny things.

don’t toss away a life preserver just because other people think you should be able to swim on your own