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*cools ur dashboard down*

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birth by sleep✨

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Y'know the old internet rule, Do Not Feed The Trolls?

In a similar vein, Do Not Eat The Rage Bait.

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"it's all in your head" correct! unfortunately I am also in there

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Every year hundreds of dragon hatchlings are eaten by geese

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Crows are kinda bad at this kind of thing..

Webtoon | Patreon

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Dragons are so dramatic 🙄

Feed the dragon by supporting me on Patreon | Webtoons!

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This is the most "oh, how annoyingly endearing!" face Avoryx is capable of making. That, or she's about to crash out so hard

Read all episodes of How to Be a Dragon on WEBTOON!

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First time Avoryx interacts with her hatchling directly :D

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Everybody, this is Grym! He’s Hopper’s father and a traditionally evil dragon but with some extra razzle-dazzle added 🪩✨

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shoutout to everyone

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Places you can help this Pride Month!

Happy Pride!

FTH has long prioritized focusing the combined financial support of the fandom community on small organizations where a few thousand - or even a few hundred - dollars can make a big impact.

To this end, every year we have an "Umbrella Category," where bidders can choose a local organization within our category to support.

This year, our Umbrella was LGBTQ+ organizations, and it was a runaway success! Not only did our suggested orgs get lots of donations, bidders threw their support behind eighty-eight different local organizations.

Because these orgs operate locally, not only do your donations make a big impact, they are often looking for local volunteers! If one is near you, this Pride might be the perfect time to take a look at their volunteer opportunities and see if one is right for you. Even if you can't donate or volunteer right now, it's a good idea to take a look at what organizations and services are in your area, in case you or someone you know ever need support.

Under the cut you will find links to all of the LGBTQ+ organizations our bidders supported this year, organized by location.

There are some larger orgs on the list, often because creators chose them as the one additional organization they are allowed to add to their choices from our list, but most of these operate on a smaller scale.

Check them out!

United States

Nationwide

Advocates for Trans Equality (formerly TLDEF)

It Gets Better

Lambda Legal

Project Rainbow Turtle

Rainbow Railroad

The Trevor Project

Trans Lifeline

Transgender Law Center

Arizona

TransQueerPueblo

California

Lavender Youth Recreation Information Center

Los Angeles LGBT Center

Sherlock's Homes Foundation

Side by Side

The San Diego LGBT Community Center

TransFamily Support Services

Colorado

Rainbow Broomfield

The Center on Colfax

The Trans Continental Pipeline

Florida

Zebra Youth

Illinois

Brave Space Alliance

Howard Brown Health

LIAM foundation

Indiana

Indiana Youth Group

Iowa

One Iowa Education Fund

Kentucky

Kentucky Health Justice Network Inc

Maine

Trans Youth Equality Foundation

Michigan

LGBT Detroit

Ruth Ellis Center

Minnesota

Reclaim

Missouri

Metro Trans Umbrella Group

Our Spot KC

Planned Parenthood Great Rivers

Promo

The Center Project

Nevada

Build Our Center, Inc

New York

Sage Upstate

The Ali Forney Center

True Colors

North Carolina

Campaign for Southern Equality (serves across the south)

Charlotte Trans Health

The Queer Mobilization Fund (serves across the southeast)

Time Out Youth

Oklahoma

Oklahomans for Equality

Oregon

New Avenues For Youth

Outside In

Westside Queer Resource Center

South Carolina

Harriet Hancock Center

Tennessee

The Foxhole Fund

Texas

Transgender Education Network of Texas

Vermont

We Are Out in the Open

Washington

Gender Justice League

Lambert House

Washington, DC

SMYAL

Wisconsin

Courage MKE

LGBT Books to Prisoners

Canada

Nationwide

Egale Canada

Rainbow Railroad

PFLAG Canada

Alberta

Pride Centre of Edmonton

Skipping Stone

British Columbia

Rainbow Refugee Society

Ontario

Capital Rainbow Refuge

Pieces to Pathways

The 519

Quebec

Centre Communautaire LGBTQ+ de Montréal

Aotearoa/New Zealand

InsideOUT

OutLine

Rainbow Youth

Australia

Beyond Bricks & Bars

BlaQ

Minus18

Open Doors Youth Service

Twenty 10 Sydney

Austria

ST. PRIDE

Germany

Bundesverband Trans* e.V.

Lambda Bund

Queeres Netzwerk NRW

SCHMIT-Z

vielbunt e.V.

Ireland

Equality for Children

LGBT IE

Netherlands

COC Nederland

Transgender Netwerk Nederland

Russia

Translyaciya

United Kingdom

Across UK

akt (formerly Albert Kennedy Trust)

Galop

Mermaids

Rainbow Migration

England

MindOut LGBTQ

Spectra London

The Brunswick Centre

TransLeeds

X-Plore

Northern Ireland

Cara-Friend

The Rainbow Project

Scotland

LGBT Health & Wellbeing

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Gender essentialism is still cringe if it is directed against cis people btw. Ive basically had someone say to me that cis people are biologically incapable of understanding less normalized gender identities because "their brains work differently". If anyone has this opinion please come forward now so i can block you thank you. The reason cis people dont understand gender in the same way trans people do is because trans people are naturally more exposed to the discussion about gender because we have to think about it a lot. Cis people, who have never doubted their identity, obviously dont think about it as much, if at all.

Cis people arent inherently more stupid than us, or less capable of talking about gender on a biological level. What would that even look like???

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Crazy thing about #healing #recovery Small Victories is when you'll have some shit going on that's like, saying this would involve admitting how you used to be doing. You know? Like hey guys good news I'm gonna change my bedsheets this year

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random anecdote for father's day: one time during a long car ride my dad asked me, "you're familiar with Murphy's Law, right?" and i was like "isn't that the one about how anything that can go wrong will go wrong?" and he said "yeah, exactly" and i said "why do you ask?" and he went "well, have you heard of Cole's Law?" and i said "no, actually, what's that?" and he said "it's mostly lettuce and carrots with a little dressing mixed in"

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An overworked wishing flower

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A TRUE KNIGHT