My Mind Palace

naps4bats:

quinnick:

It’s that time of year again so here is your yearly reminder that the world isn’t ending and people don’t hate you. The sun is just setting at 6 pm.

the-haven-of-fiction:

Legend ❤️

sexysilverstrider:

the group chat when i ask whos available to hang out next week

runela9:

ophanimcowboys:

i need to stop picking at my face but the problem is theres Textures On There and i would prefer if there Werent

Absolutely Devastated to discover that attempting to Remove The Textures will cause new, much more Textured Textures To Appear

thickness-protection-program:

thickness-protection-program:

I saw a coworker and her gf kissing so I said “happy pride y'all :)” and she with so much enthusiasm said ARE YOU PRIDE TOO??

Are you pride is my new favorite question

yeahiwasintheshit:

sweatermuppet:

violence is the appropriate response to oppression btw

memewhore:

steveharringtonss:

Friendly reminder that this blog is pro-choice and if you don’t think everyone should have full control of their own body, then kindly unfollow me right now and go to hell

jung-koook:

LOOK AT HIM OMGG

shehzadi:

how am i supposed to relax when there are things

lesbianhallieparker:

😭😭😭😭😭

ms-demeanor:

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IUDs and birth control implants are effective long-term birth control that does not require your partner to participate in using the birth control or even be aware of it. IUDs are 99% effective and are effective for 3-12 years depending on type. Planned Parenthood can place an IUD for you, and so can many gynecologist’s offices, and IUDs are covered under most health insurance plans. Talk to your doctor or gynecologist about how to get an IUD. Birth control implants are 99% effective and are effective for up to 5 years. Like IUDs, you can talk to your doctor or gynecologist, or visit Planned Parenthood, to get an IUD.

The birth control methods listed here are not effective for preventing STIs, they are for pregnancy prevention only.

If you can become pregnant but do not want to be pregnant, now is a good time to consider a long-term birth control option like an IUD or a birth control implant, and to purchase emergency contraception like Plan B or Afterpill to have it onhand in an emergency.