The Ancient Romans Believed That The Ring Finger, Vena Amoris, Literally Meaning Vein Of Love,was A Vein

The ancient Romans believed that the ring finger, Vena Amoris, literally meaning ‘vein of love’, was a vein what led straight to the heart, so if someone gives you a ring, it means that you have their heart. Although I’m sure that has dulled in monumental status today because people are rarely ‘truly’ in love. But someone asking you to share your life with them is so special. You should never forget that out of trillions of others, they chose you. Tattoos are adorable, but having someone’s name etched into your being is a commitment lasting a lifetime. You have to be serious. Loyalty should last forever in a marriage. Necklaces are amazing because you can string a ring or a locket or a charm on it that means something special to you and your lover, and you may wear it proudly for all to see.

And a really big, glamorous piece of jewelry or a ring isn’t important if you love them too. 

I mean, all I would want is a piece of string around my finger from the one I love most in this world. If I have their heart, that is all that matters to me. To be loved.

“The greatest thing you’ll ever learn is just to love and be loved in return.”— Eden Ahbez

If I ever should get engaged/married I do not want a ring

Cats because they can both plank when you try to put them in their kennel and they also can go limp as a noodle. And when you walk towards them to try and pet them they be like S W E R V E

furry species ranked by how difficult it'd be to take them anywhere

My Five Nights At Freddy’s Fan Theory

William Afton (FNAF) is now Alastor (Hazbin Hotel)

Supposedly dead after burning in the old diner, he was taken back in time to the early 1900s where he fled to America, cover up from his crimes and became a radio announcer, in the place of a man in his late twenties or early thirties that he killed, named Alastor. William Afton learned about his life, his hobbies, likes and dislikes, and easily became the perfect replacement. Alastor was a radio announcer, and a very cheerful one with an attitude that somehow rubbed off on Afton (probably because of all the trauma he’d been through, this was nice for a change) and he taught William how to speak just like him, thus explaining the transatlantic accent. One day, Alastor caught Afton killing a child in an alleyway, and knowing that he could not have any witnesses, he killed the radio announcer too, but not before the man could put up one hell of a fight! As Alastor lay dying, he cursed William with a voodoo blood spell, saying that when he died he would become one with his soul. Little did Afton know the Creole man from Louisiana was also a serial killer, but with strange morals and values. They looked and sounded so much alike that it was easy to conceal the truth of his identity. Afton had always been known for his charm and guile, so this was the perfect job for him. He would always know if the police suspected someone to be a murderer and this would keep him safe.  He couldn’t stop killing, however, and eventually when dragging a body to hide in the forest (he didn’t have the animatronic suits to stuff them in) some hunters saw him, quickly notified the police, and he was chased down by the hunters dogs to the edge of the forest where the police awaited him. An officer shot him in the head, but it only stunned him. He’d had his share of horror and pain so it only tripped him up quite a bit. Then, when trying to get back on his feet, the dogs caught up to him and mauled him to death. When he died, he went to Hell, and became Alastor. Or rather, their souls fused together, creating an incredibly powerful, sadistic and intelligent  (yet well-mannered and pleasant) demon lord.

https://thebridgehead.ca/2018/09/27/in-canada-babies-who-survive-abortion-and-are-left-to-die-are-given-a-birth-and-death-certificates/ Abortion is the execution of an unborn child and is therefore not only the harassment and abuse of a minor, it is also murder. The medicine used to perform an abortion literally burns a fetus to death, and if we did that to kids that were already born we would be looked at as satanists and would be like people who sacrifice their children. The argument that the child isn’t alive before birth is as foolish as saying that a child that has been born isn’t alive. Life starts at conception. This not only the slaughter of children, it is anti-human. I don’t think that a respectable website with morals or values would ever want to have something like this found on their pages.

A recent NIH study noted: “The threshold for tactile stimuli is lower at earlier stages of gestation. The pain inhibition mechanisms are not sufficiently developed during intrauterine development, which is another factor leading to increased intensity of pain in the fetus. All this points to the fact that the fetus is extremely sensitive to painful stimuli, and that this fact should be taken into account when performing invasive medical procedures on the fetus.”

i love abortion. i love my friends who have gotten abortions. i love my friends who will have abortions in the future. i love the nurses and doctors who help my friends access safe and legal abortions. i love everyone whose lives are better and brighter as the direct result of safe and legal abortion. 

@queerpeers is there one into dragon please!

yeah im “transitioning” *dissolves into tiny pieces as i click to the next slide*

There’s a book series by Sarah J. Maas and the main character, Celaena Sardothien, was an assassin who spared her victims out of pity, and found pieces of corpses that looked similar to the bounty and let them escape with their lives and be free.

Imagining that Loki would’ve let some of his victims live out of pity, he does say in the Loki series that he doesn’t like hurting people. So he would’ve made an illusion so they could escape.

Like Odin, as a rite of passage, sends him to kill a man and his family (per the norm of Odin being a jerk to Loki) and when he gets there, he sees that the man is a father to very young children and spares their lives and creates illusions of him killing them so Odin’s ravens don’t see him letting them escape.

‘The Avengers’ (2012)