Friday-is-unfunny - N. D. Plume (any Pronouns)

Healthcare issues reflected in yaoi ✊😔

Hello...i,m ahmed ... From a person trying to satisfy his hunger and thirst with a little to a person with a compassionate and tender heart. Imagine waking up to find yourself sleeping in the streets of a ruin. 💔💔 This is my situation and the situation of my family. The war has destroyed all my dreams and ambitions and broken everything inside me. 💔💔 Help me so that I can stand on my feet and sleep in a safe place. Help me, even with a little, so that I can eat the least amount of food, as I sit for hours without a single bite. 💔💔 The war has left me without food or shelter. 💔💔 I can barely wear the most worthless things. The least you can do for me can be a lot. 💔💔 I am waiting for your compassionate heart to give me a little something. 🥺

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Here is your mission.

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Lowkey want an animated h2g2 series...

I think that if a new adaptation of h2g2 had appeared, the fandom could have been a little more active than it is now.

Also I personally think the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy would fit into cartoon style🤔🤔

Good news: he has a role in the Quintessential Phase!

i can understand zaphod not being in so long and thanks for all the fish but he TOTALLY should have had a role in mostly harmless 💔💔

when i talk shit about golfing, please know that none of it is about mini golf. it could never be about her. she's done nothing wrong in her entire life. god's perfect little putt putt.

A few weeks ago I ran out of my antidepressants and I thought to myself: "let's see how long I can go without antidepressants" because I like challenging myself and I like doing difficult things

I cannot stress how bad this idea was. please do not be like me. I have gained nothing from this experience, I don't know what I was thinking I would gain. there is no glory in suffering

I should go take my meds

Phen-228 isn't short for Phenomenon-228. It's actually short for Phenelope-228.

It's just sunk in that doctor who is actually a 60-year-long (and counting) game of "yes, and"