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Wearing character shirts when you have breasts

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So proud of my mother for doing her own research after I sent her that meme. A sign she hung in her car window.

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Here we go again…

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“Prog rock” *is smoke on the water*

hey y’all I just found the sloppiest, wettest sounding bass patch I’ve ever heard. here you go 

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For decades, the majority of people studying, recording, and even living queer lives believed that “rural queer life” was virtually nonexistent.

“We take for granted that rural areas and small towns are inhospitable to queer life, and always have been,” said Dr. Colin Johnson, a professor of Gender Studies and History at Indiana University, Bloomington. “And so the assumption is that queer history begins at the city gates.”

This theory is disproved daily by millions of people’s lived experiences and a rapidly growing body of documented historical evidence. A report by the LGBT Movement Advancement Project (MAP) estimates that between 3-5% of rural adults, and around 10% of rural youth, identify as LGBT, totaling approximately 3.8 million people.

In other words, the total percentage of rural queer Americans mirrors the percentage of rural Americans overall: around 15-20% of queer Americans live in rural areas, while around 19% of total Americans live rurally.

But the false narrative persists. In the public imagination, queer life is concentrated exclusively in urban centers like San Francisco, New York, Atlanta, and Chicago. And the logical conclusion that follows is that queer people either don’t exist in rural America or flee to the cities and never look back.

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You like speedcore? No you don’t, stop lying. Anyways listen to my new song on bandcamp where I went through all 9 circles of hell to make literally shit. https://dn1music.bandcamp.com/track/n0th1ng-b4d

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oh shit I forgot I had this

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Prediction for other Americans: In a year or two when COVID-19 is winding down either just due to burnout or a vaccine there will emerge a narrative that it was tragic, and sad, but unavoidable, and people did what they could in the face of overwhelming odds.

This will be false.

The US has been far, far too slow in responding. Contrast our response with South Korea's, with their aggressive testing, containment, and mitigation. Notice how slow we have been in implementing measures that can slow the virus's spread. Notice how lack of insurance, paid time off, and a robust safety bet will speed the virus's spread. Notice the lack of testing, and the spread of misinformation. This was, perhaps, not something that can be prevented, but it is absolutely something that can be mitigated, and our leaders and our country failed and continue to fail to take actions that can mitigate it.

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RWBY x POKÉMON

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Friday Night Bees ✧

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fucking watch me turn into an opossum

im watching. im looking at u so hard rn. do it. i dare u

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Hey Bible Fandom, is the Devil went down to Georgia Cannon?

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Can’t believe Gen Z ended the war of 1812. Goes to prove we’re the strongest generation💪

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The quickest way to get a man’s loyality is through his boys’ stomachs

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My hip new communications theory is actually that millennial/gen z/internet native humor is so weird and abstract because of the sheer amount of words we’re exposed to daily. we’ve heard a lot of words in a lot of different orders so if you wanna get a reaction out of us you usually gotta put words in an order we haven’t seen before

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