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Happy Neil Day! Please enjoy the very rare alternate Neil images!

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Happy International Asexuality Day!!! 🖤🩶🤍💜

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best tv show in town

this is a severance fanart by yours truly

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It's already Knife Day in my neck of the woods so cry "Havoc!" and let slip the dogs of war.

but like, in a good way, not in a 'we wish nobody had stabbed this arsehole running the country' kind of way

I don't know who the fuck censored "hell" in that last image, but it sure as shit wasn't me. What is this, 3rd grade internet?

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defy the norm. get even stranger. NO SURRENDER

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Sure, ok.

You guys do know you're supposed to reblog things, right

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“they” (1 word) is shorter than “he or she” (3 words)

“they” is more inclusive than “he/she”

“themself” flows more naturally than “him or herself”

“they” is less clunky than “(s)he”

it’s time to replace the awkward “she or he”

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If I had an actual brain this is what I would do with it. Which may be why the powers that be didn't give me one.

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Grey. It's so fucking grey.

i forgot how fucking weird november is theres no afternoon its just night after 2pm

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“love makes us human” wrong. wearing hats.

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i am a big believer in letting music (and other media) come to you when you're ready for it. you may only know vaguely of an acclaimed beloved artist and suspect that you'd be into them but just... not ever get around to it. and then in 15 years one of their songs just hits you the right way and what a gift to suddenly have all of their works to explore! there is no hurry; what is good is always good.

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always

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Ok this is the best one i've seen.

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i don't know why it's so hard for people to accept that there are queer people in every civilization on every landmass in every city, town, and so on, that has people living on it. it's not a "white" or "trendy" or "misunderstood" or "rebellious" state of being- i've heard so many queerphobic people claim that only white people are queer. you would not believe how common this is. it gets worse in that most people assume that queer folks are rich white folks, due to the stereotype of the rich San Fransisco white gay.

it's not just for people who live in "trendy" cities. we're not people who are "following a fad". when i was growing up, especially as a teen, people were calling bisexuality a fad. people were saying "oh everyone's trying it out right now but they'll go back to straight once they're bored." like what the fuck kind of mentality is that? where does this come from? there were more people stating they were bisexual because other bisexuals were coming out at that time and made it a lot easier.

there are queers who live in rural areas. there are queers who live in the american deep south. there are queers in every country, every continent where humans live. it's not just tied to white culture- every culture has its own expression of gender, sexuality, and presentation. queerness in asia is going to look much different than queerness in white america- even queerness between different groups of people of color living in the US will vary greatly.

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They were here for the first light in the Universe and they will be here till the last Fall☄️🍂

If it's the end of the world as we know it, let's watch the fading stars together. Did you know that it takes years and years for the light of the dead stars to stop reaching Earth?

It's November of the Universe and all we have is each other 🫂

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