dirtydirtychai:

moxperidot:

tilthat:

TIL if you polish an ancient sword that’s been used in battle, even a 2000 year old sword, it literally bleeds out the blood of the people it’s been used on, which “smells like a steak cooking”.

via reddit.com

cool and definitely not cursed!

This article is pretty neat: 

https://www.collectorsweekly.com/articles/my-afternoon-with-the-ace-of-swords/

imfemalewarrior:

spencer-shayy:

hungry-skin-vacant-meat:

mstornadosama:

aurorevallee:

imfemalewarrior:

Yes I fight Feminist Appropriating Reactionary Transphobes (FARTs formerly known as TERFs). Everyone should. We should not tolerate intolerance, or else we lose all tolerance. 

-FemaleWarrior 

fart warriors

I fart in your general direction!

lmao!!!

Wow even warrior women can be self hating handmaidens

It is precisely because I am a Warrior Woman that I will defend my trans siblings from you and your ilk. 

Don’t interact with my blog again. 

-FemaleWarrior 

stimman3000:

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selfcareadvice:

🌞👍

▪ Take two minutes to write out a list of what you’re grateful for.

▪ Get up, use the bathroom, wash your face and brush your teeth.

▪ Drink a glass of water.

▪ Stretch and/or meditate for five minutes.

▪ Do NOT check your phone immediately; wait at least fifteen minutes.

▪ Make your bed.

▪ Pick out your outfit the night before to save yourself some time.

▪ Take a five minute shower.

▪ Have a fulfilling breakfast.

▪ Place your alarm on the other side of your room, this way you HAVE to get up and shut it off.

hymnsofheresy:

I can’t believe that the sacredness of shared meals is not well known??? 

Mealtime is an extremely important cultural and social ritual. There are psychological benefits for cooking for other people, and serving a meal stabilizes the emotions between the provider and the receiver. Cooking with your partner, like accomplishing any task together, strengthens relationships. Eating together strengthens communal bonds and helps with mental health. Sharing the same food with someone else builds trust, cooperation, and a sense of connectivity. It’s a shame how in our fast paced society we don’t value the importance of regularly breaking bread with one another