The average carbon footprint for a person in the United States is 16 tons, one of the highest rates in the world.
Each new life adds more carbon and pollution to this world and will die suffering ftom resource scarcity.
How selfish can you be to bring yet more people into this hell world, just because you want to have a baby?
It was pretty big news on the day it hit the papers in the UK, I think it was front page of the Guardian.
Everyone was shocked and horrified on that day about it, comments and posts everywhere, and then it faded away over the following days and weeks as more shocking and horrifying news about other stuff was published, till everyone forgot how shocking and horrifying this was.
Who's a pretty baby? Yes you are!
Do the ghosting, become the ghost. Realise being a ghost is so peaceful and nice. Ghost the world.
You ever touched one? They're kinda sticky, which is like dry slime.
Oooh, or what about that weird critter that births its young through holes in its back? That's a slimey house with 4 legs!
Edit: Oh wait, no. I looked up 'animal with holes in its back full of babies' and it's the Suriname Toad, so still a frog basically.
I need the motivation to paint. I know how, I'm good at it, I even used to enjoy it. I just can't do it.
All the while The Project is hanging on the wall above my desk, unfinished and taunting me.
I know if I put it away somewhere it will be lost to a portfolio of doom, never to be seen again. So it has to stay on the wall.
It has been on the wall for a very long time now.
The only thing that can stop a car crash, is another car crash with a gun.
He looks like a punk girl I once knew and for that reason, I don't have an issue with this haircut. Yeah it's kinda silly but bullying kids because they enjoy silly things is cruel.
I've not found any updates on these statistics yet, but when I do I'll be using them instead.
People need to understand how fucked we are.
Oh hey, I'm vegan too! High five for being ethical and eating well.
I have the extra bendy with some unstable joints condition too, (that the doctor wouldn't diagnose as Ehlers-Danlos because it's too popular on ticktock with young women right now, despite my being in my mid thirties and I quote, "impressively flexible, does that hurt?"...) but I'd not considered rheumatism yet. Thank you for this information.
I though I was dealing with autism burnout for years at first but it's been nearly 8 now since it hit, and for most of that all I had the energy for was weekly food prep and showers, so changing my diet was the easiest thing to try to see if it would help. Cutting out dairy was a huge improvement for energy and wheat has been on par with that when nothing else- carbs, fodmap, there were others my memory still sucks, was.
Ok I'm starting to feel weird talking about myself so much on the internet. It was nice to find another going through similar. I'm sending you well wishes for energy on your adventures and for luck with doctors.