champagnemoon:

me and gaga haven’t seen eye to eye in years but that doesn’t change the fact that paparazzi is the perfect pop song

april:

being a predator species is awesome i love being full of food and lying down about it

eviefrie:

sasukehoe:

Respectfully, Ireland is the best country on the planet

from the same thread:

a-method-in-it:

misevolimo:

pisshandkerchief-deactivated202:

guerrillatech:

Holy shit that’s so cool

A close up of the second pic:

The piece is by Alex Hyner and its name is “Twenty Skies.”

You can buy a print of it (along with some other really cool-looking art of his) for $25 here: https://www.alexhynerart.com/art/alexhynerart

dankmemeuniversity:

gelledegg:

powerfulwizard:

this is what ancient greek philosophy is like

ask-oncies-jizz:

unrelatableuserboxes:

remember when my little pony had an actual brony character on the show, ‘broni friendzoni’, whos cutie mark was grumpy cat

astraltrickster:

yiffmaster:

catgirldick:

404computerhamstersnotfound:

captain-price-officially:

captain-price-officially:

Psychology textbook diagrams never cease to amaze me

ok y'all this isn’t a psych textbook gaslighting you into thinking it’s normal and ok for your boss to yell at you, it’s specifically about understanding that other people’s treatment of you is usually more about them than you.

If your boss is pissy with you, it’s absolutely more healthy to understand that behavior as a reflection of his mental state rather than of your worth as an employee.

It’s not a psych textbook’s job to advise you how to improve your workplace or say what is/isn’t acceptable treatment by a boss. It’s an example of detaching your own self-worth from how other people treat you.

^^THIS!

In fact, if you let yourself think of other people’s treatment as a reflection on YOU more than it is on THEM, it can prevent you from getting things done.

Or, in other words,