Silver Tongue

Jan 06

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flowercaps:

a minor inconvenience: *happens*

me:

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jesusfetusfucker2000:
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“ phanintheafternoon:
“ phanintheafternoon:
“ List of reasons for admission into a mental asylum in 1864-1889
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tag yourself i’m seduction & disappointment
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“bad company” ”
fighting fire
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tobacco and...

jesusfetusfucker2000:

alovelikeyours:

phanintheafternoon:

phanintheafternoon:

List of reasons for admission into a mental asylum in 1864-1889

tag yourself i’m seduction & disappointment

“bad company”

fighting fire

tobacco and masturbation

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alexandot:

alexandot:

you know when u have to misgender a friend in front of ur parents and you can like physically taste copper

honestly people who are replying with ‘then just don’t!’ severely misunderstand what it’s like to be lgbt in an unsafe environment

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tfw you fuckin die and you see Ma’at there measuring your heart against a feather

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benignmilitancy:

yardsards:

I hate it when people say technology is taking away kids’ childhoods
If anything, it’s actually giving kids more of an opportunity to let their imagination out

A lot of times when I let kids play on my phone, they go for the drawing app.
I watched a girl on the bus write a silly poem about her friends and then laugh as she made Siri read it
I hear children say to their friends “hey, FaceTime me later” because they still want to talk face to face even when they’re far away.
I see kids sitting, who would feel lonely and ignored if it weren’t for the fact that they’re texting their friends who are far away.
Children still climb trees. They might just take a selfie from the top to show off how high they’ve gotten.
They can immediately read the next book of their favorite series on their Kindles.
Most kids would still be up for a game of cops and robbers. Or maybe they’d google rules to another game they haven’t played yet.
When children wonder why the sky is blue, they don’t get an exasperated “I don’t know” from tired adults. They can go on Wikipedia and read about light waves and our atmosphere.
They show off the elaborate buildings they created on Minecraft.

Technology isn’t ruining childhoods, it’s enhancing them.

Love this post so much to counteract much of the pessimism surrounding technology and kids. It’s not stealing kids’ innocence, just another means of expressing it. And so often do I hear that all kids do these days is “play on their phones” instead of doing other things, it’s starting to sound like a broken record. >.>

Heck, it reminds me of the first time our family got a computer; sure, I was on it all the time, but it afforded me a chance to talk more often with my best friend at the time. It filled in that boredom that would have otherwise been filled with TV and made me curious about the world.

When the TV came out everyone yelled that it would take away childrens childhood because they would stay inside all the time. How many times has your grandmother said it would rot your brain? People also said the same about radio. The point of this is that new technology will always have opposition from the older generations who will claim it ruins childhoods. Basically, old people of every era will be assholes.

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