Rachael Stephen's Blog, page 7

anthonyholden:Working from home is the best. I love all of my...

anthonyholden:

Working from home is the best. I love all of my coworkers, and instead of taking lunch and other breaks, I get visited at random times by all my favorite people throughout the day.

Sometimes it makes for long work days, but I love the flexibility I have to wrestle on the floor or play dress up for a few minutes in between work assignments.

Thanks to my wife and kids for making every day the best day… even when there’s no popcorn.

More Family Comics and my Patreon here, for interested parties.

interrogator: say it

interrogator: say it

me, tied to a chair: i'm not saying shit

interrogator: *slaps me* say love triangles are interesting and add to the narrative. SAY IT.

me: *spits on their face* fuck you

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How I Became a Famous Novelist by Steve Hely

JFC.

ETCH THIS INTO MY HEADSTONE.

Love it!

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I am an organisation dork and I am not fucking around. (Solved...

I am an organisation dork and I am not fucking around. (Solved my list-organiser problem with wasted space in my wallet)

When is my uncanny ability to sing every Labyrinth song as Bowie finally going to help me nail a...

When is my uncanny ability to sing every Labyrinth song as Bowie finally going to help me nail a real life situation tho

generaloflokisarmy:frenchbras:i could take over the world...

generaloflokisarmy:

frenchbras:

i could take over the world with these tights

I need every single one of these And a whole new wardrobe

Them: I like your hair.

Them: I like your hair.

Me: Thanks its a lot of work.



Them: Your hair is really nice.

Me: Thanks I actually did it today.



My hair > my ability to take compliments about my hair.

I went to the Sea Life Centre with my partner and cried at a baby stingray.

I went to the Sea Life Centre with my partner and cried at a baby stingray.

"We are told frequently that women are more intuitive, more empathetic, more innately willing and..."

“We are told frequently that women are more intuitive, more empathetic, more innately willing and able to offer succor and advice. How convenient that this cultural construct gives men an excuse to be emotionally lazy. How convenient that it casts feelings-based work as “an internal need, an aspiration, supposedly coming from the depths of our female character.””

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“Where’s My Cut?”: On Unpaid Emotional Labor - The Toast (via brutereason)

So much truth crammed into one article.

(via outforhealth)