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Oh my god

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i be like “it is what it is” and almost vomit from anxiety

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“Terf is a slur used to silence us” dang bitch I wish it worked shut the fuck up

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maybe its because im an asylum seeker but i am of the opinion that even if immigrants and asylum seekers contributed nothing to a nation that nation should not have the right to deport them.

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That's my job.

— Freddie Mercury

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woah its been 3+ years but i was only just made aware that this tiktok i made was posted on tumblr oops. so to answer your question: it never ends lol. i wish it would or like you said there would be some sort of standard. even at medical establishments that are 100 percent geared towards trans people and the wider queer community - they get things wrong. at this point i am less concerned about the right pronouns and way more concerned about refusal of service and access. it feels like we’re about to experience people who are super emboldened to not give a damn anymore because of who won the election. @whatsallthisnow

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apartment. i’m at my apartment

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Liberals love to be like “why are there Nazis around we used to fight nazis” meanwhile America was actually pretty chill with the holocaust until those evil Japanese attacked us

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stumbled across some of my printer opinions that i don't recall writing but am correct about

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there have been 774664 studies on basic income and the results of every single one have been “wow! we gave people money and literally everything improved! crime rates are down! the actual sky is bluer! my (the researcher’s) wife decided not to leave me after all!” but these have all been short studies, just a couple years. i think what’s really missing from the field is a proper long form study, with a broader, bolder demographic, to really get us those numbers we need. a truly diverse study pool like, say, everyone. forever

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I noticed today that the deadname of a client was clearly visible in their client file because it was their legal name, and flagged it for IT. I specifically flagged it as "Hey, if someone sees this and calls our client the wrong name, we'll lose them as a client." IT emailed me back immediately, and it's now invisible except on their contract with us, which the majority of us don't have direct access to, as opposed to their client file.

The reason I flagged it framing it as a loss is that what matters to most companies is money. If you can flag a bigoted practice as something that will lose customers, clients, or get them a lawsuit, that is significantly more likely to get taken care of quickly than trying to appeal to their better nature. I could have flagged it as "Hey, this is going to make our client really upset if they hear it.", which was my actual motivation for flagging it, but if I had, then it probably would have been taken care of in a few days or even weeks, not hours.

Always hit them with the profit argument for quick and decisive action.

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Zuko: There’s something off about her. I can’t explain it but she’s slipping. 

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new years eve!!! wooo!!! go crazy go wild! 🥳🥳🥳

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Gold posey ring inscribed "My Heart You Have/ And Yours I Crave" English, 17th-18th century

from Timeline Auctions