Antidepressant Content

Just a sea turtle spitting out a bristle worm and slapping it because it's not tasty

The fact that trees communicate through underground fungal networks and share nutrients with sick neighbors is the most wholesome thing in biology.

things that are actually medicine: cold water in the morning. a dog that runs to you. silence that doesn’t feel lonely. someone asking if you ate.

A study found that people who regularly notice small beautiful things; clouds, a good smell, a stranger’s laugh, report significantly higher life satisfaction than those chasing large ones.

cats see you crying. come sit next to you. do not ask questions. do not offer solutions. just purr. honestly better than most therapy.

Sometimes all someone needs... is just to be put back in the right place

the older i get, the more i understand people who move to the countryside and get a dog and stop explaining themselves.

what a privilege to be able to see, hear, breathe, walk, talk, feel love, and experience another day of life..

cats know something we don’t.

a cat that doesn’t like your new partner is not being difficult. LISTEN to the cat. alwaysssss listen to the cat.

animals don’t pretend. if they love you, you know it. if they don’t, you know that too. humans could learn so much.

things worth PROTECTING: your sleep. your mornings. the people who text to check on you. your ability to feel things.

Havin a cat is great. If you make the right sound a cool little guy comes out from an unexpected location.

weak people need everyone to know they’re important. strong people are fine being completely underestimated.

the version of you that survived every hard year deserves more credit than you give it.

GOOD NEWS: Scientists confirmed that talking to your pets is a sign of high intelligence. You’re basically a genius. Tell your cat.

what cats do that humans should: sleep without guilt. leave when something feels wrong. ask for affection only when they mean it. sit in the warm spot and stay there.

Grandparents who still write letters by hand, keep hard candies in their pockets, and remember everyone’s birthday without a phone are operating on a frequency the rest of us lost.

making someone feel crazy for correctly reading a situation is one of the cruellest things a person can do.

Nikola Tesla used to walk 8 to 10 miles every day and said the walks were where his best thinking happened. The answer you’re looking for might be outside. Not in your phone.