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January 7, 2018

islandnymph:
justjengie:

hersheyhipster:

the-pareidolia-paradigm:

you have been visited by the...

islandnymph:


justjengie:



hersheyhipster:



the-pareidolia-paradigm:



you have been visited by the seven magic dragon balls
your biggest wish will be granted but only if you reblog



Couldn’t risk it.



didn’t realize they change colors. now I know o gotta wish.



THIS SHIT IS REAL I GOT THE JOB I WAS NUTS ABOUT BC I REBLOGGED THIS YESTERDAY
maybe it’s a coinkidink but it okay just take the necessary steps to achieve what you’re wishing for and YOU CAN DO IT


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Published on January 07, 2018 18:02

bigmouthlass:
fadingthebiscuit:


to-dance-beneath-the-diamond-sky:

naamahdarling:

naamahdarling:

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bigmouthlass:


fadingthebiscuit:




to-dance-beneath-the-diamond-sky:



naamahdarling:



naamahdarling:



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runtrovert:



Friendly reminder that 1200 calories is the recommended amount for a 5 year old



this hit me.


another fact is that 500 calories isn’t even enough for a new born.


why did I go so long convinced that going over 500 in a day was the end of the world?



Another friendly reminder that the United States used 1,000 calorie diets as torture for political prisoners and justified it using the diet industry.


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/04/17/bush-torture-memos-commer_n_188190.html



In a footnote to a May 10, 2005, memorandum from the Office of Legal Council, the Bush attorney general’s office argued that restricting the caloric intake of terrorist suspects to 1000 calories a day was medically safe because people in the United States were dieting along those lines voluntarily.


“While detainees subject to dietary manipulation are obviously situated differently from individuals who voluntarily engage in commercial weight-loss programs, we note that widely available commercial weight-loss programs in the United States employ diets of 1000 kcal/day for sustain periods of weeks or longer without requiring medical supervision,” read the footnote. “While we do not equate commercial weight loss programs and this interrogation technique, the fact that these calorie levels are used in the weight-loss programs, in our view, is instructive in evaluating the medical safety of the interrogation technique.”



Another another friendly reminder that the Minnesota Starvation Experiment subjected adult men who were VOLUNTEERS to 1,560 calorie diets and the psychological effects were so profound that one volunteer cut three of his own fingers off and could not remember why.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Minnesota_Starvation_Experiment


These men were volunteers who knew exactly what they would be going through and when it would end, and who believed they were doing it for a good and moral reason (the research was used to help rehabilitate victims of starvation and famine at the end of WWII).


And these are the things we are expected to engage in FOREVER to stay at a “healthy” weight.


Reading about the Minnesota Starvation experiment was my wake-up call.  It was what kicked me out of my eating disorder.  The guy missing three fingers, whatever his name was, he was the last straw for me.


Scared me so fucking bad I stopped restricting my food that day, and never went back to it.



Just bringin’ this back around like I sometimes do.




Wow. This really hit me hard.




EAT




Fun fact– calorie restriction exacerbates symptoms of pretty much *every* mental illness.


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Published on January 07, 2018 17:20

January 5, 2018

Bad Ass Bitches . Teke TekeArtwork by Meredith McClaren



Bad Ass Bitches . Teke Teke

Artwork by Meredith McClaren

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Published on January 05, 2018 18:17

January 2, 2018

December 31, 2017

I’m only happy that it’s over.



I’m only happy that it’s over.

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Published on December 31, 2017 16:49

December 30, 2017

do you think you’ll ever make a deviantart?

I actually had a deviant art for a while (years ago)…

But I went through a phase where I was juggling too much social media and… I just went and deleted it.  I didn’t have any qualms with the site, the site is fine.

I just knew if I left it up, I’d never be able to disentangle myself from something that was causing me stress.

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Published on December 30, 2017 19:14

alexdecampi:
Greetings and salutations, we are back on our...



alexdecampi:


Greetings and salutations, we are back on our bullshit, now with @meredithmcclaren and “alternative lifestyles” of the fish & famous. 


90% of this gag comes from a @postcardsfromspace minicomic I am proud to own, Jay’s Namor is canon, fight me


Context w/ref “alternative lifestyles” and Marvel right here (also, another cartoon).


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Published on December 30, 2017 14:14

December 29, 2017

A request was made for a very specific Namor.  And I felt like...



A request was made for a very specific Namor.  And I felt like obliging.

Namor belongs to Marvel . Artwork by Meredith McClaren

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Published on December 29, 2017 23:52

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