tsal is out of coffee ☕️

@tsal.outof.coffee

dad and full of dad jokes; queer; he/they practicing being kinder, while abandoning being nice to terrible people

Hey, men who used to be my friend in 2016.... AM I STILL OVERREACTING?!?!?!?!?!?!?! I fucking hate you.

Alabama Reflector@alabamareflector.com · 3h ago

Via Kelcie Moseley-Morris: In a conference call hosted by the White House Faith Office on July 30, acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche said he was committed to working to ensure that the U.S. Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision “becomes permanent in every single state.” https://ow.ly/5oes50ZwAkz

Every once in a while 2 or 3 people accuse me of being a grifter. For reminder: I have applied for jobs my whole life. They stopped giving them to me after I transitioned. I had journalism bylines from 2009 to 2024 but then Trump won again and everyone stopped working with me. I didn’t choose this

With how much MA I'm reposting and sharing, I not only call bullshit, but I'm also upset that this would discourage people who really need help to ask for it when they need it the most. STRUGGLING IS A THING WE ALL DO TO DIFFERENT DEGREES. Don't try to make it uncool or shameful!

New York Magazine@nymag.com · 24h ago

On social media, a broad consensus is that you can’t admit to struggle — at least not while you’re struggling. Doing so represents a failure so profound it’s almost existential. How did it become mandatory to demonstrate perpetual growth and progress online?