Seen this happen in front of me irl in a park, and it was frustrating to say the least

I really like this one. Sharing ideas and love being where they all intersect. Very cute.

this should be #1

So beautifully illustrated, yet so devistately accurate and confronting. Currently we are being told to take our empty plastic bags back to our house, because the seahorses are dying.

Damn all these are so right!

This should be higher up.

Online predator.

He might want to throw sand to mark the path ala Indiana Jones.

It's saying that only those from privilege (represented here by the kids flying in on dollars) have access to knowledge (the book fortress). The less privileged are locked out.

Perspective....

Especially this one

Awww

yup

Life in general

Tbh, you can get lost in the world of your garden; time passes so differently there

Books and written language are the greatest informational tools of all the centuries.

The lack of a reflection. Well done.

Google translation of her post on Instagram: For my mother and aunts ... My mother and aunts spent many years of their lives behind the carpet, from childhood to the years they experienced motherhood. The weavers built a ladder to bring themselves and their families to what they are now and will be. I'm proud of having such strong women in my life. Women who, believing in better tomorrows, bought the hardest and continue to buy ... Your hard-working hands are the most beautiful hands ....

This one's good.

I know this personally. This is exactly how it feels

I was a child of divorce and I didn't feel this way. I appreciated the two different perspectives on life I got growing up. I never felt like my identity was tied to either parent, so I never felt like I was being "torn" or tossed between the two (though custody did change hands a few times). I get why some people might have negative sentiment towards their experience as adults, but mine was very positive. I saw good and bad traits in the lifestyles of both parents, and I cherry picked what I liked to build my own life. I'm so glad my parents got divorced. It was the best thing for all of us.

They dont even think about how it will affect their child

Divorce is vicious. Especially for kids. We must DO BETTER & make THEM & THEIR HEALTH, SAFETY, & WELL-BEING THE FOCUS, no matter what is going on!

Divorce, yikes!

Been there, terrible place to be in a child never never recovered

My parents divorcing was honestly a relief. Few people consider how hard it is on a child living with parents who constantly fight, or an abusive parent that the other won't leave "for the sake of the children." Divorce isn't always a bad thing.

Parents Fighting destroying their own child

Divorce

Tearing apart the fabric of a child's life...

This hit home!

NO......

But why are those 2 cybernetically attached together

Just choose one, girly.

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When the breakdown of the traditional family unit becomes so commonplace that children are vastly affected in negative ways. Keep families together.

We do need to consume less drinking water, but somehow I don't think this will solve this problem.

same everywhere dude. Money gets you a cushier sentence and out sooner.

Oh s**t..

Life finds a way!

awww :)

This is that long ass Putins table and he cant hear the world telling him to stop being an a*****e...

this is sad but i dont get it

Literally happened to a friend. Her house was older and NOT in a flood zone. Developer put in condos that caused her property to periodically flood when it rained. It was loveable until hurricane Irma came through and her house got 4 ft of water in it. No flood insurance (because again, NOT IN A FLOOD ZONE), but homeowner's insurance refused to pay because it was a flood event. Turns out the permits for the condos were illegally issued because it was pretty clear what works happen to the properties on the downward slope of the ground they built up to build the condos, bus sure couldn't find an attorney to take the case to sue the county and the contractor for the damage.

How much will this matchbox cost to live in? about a million?