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themostattitude is a new Raph blog and one of my friends!! his blog is very new but yeah!!! look!!

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[ like for a starter! ]

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CALM DOWN MAN!

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[ im gonna try to reactivate this loser lmao ]

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[ go follow my new Allen Walker blog !! ]

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[ go follow my new Allen Walker blog !! ]

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I’m seriously THAT friend

You could come over to my house, let yourself in, come up to my room, not say a word, and just crawl into bed with me

I need more low key friends

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【deL】FMA: Brotherhood ED「LET IT OUT」を歌ってみた

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Poor Tortured Gator Face

These two are gonna kill me, I can’t handle big strong bulky misunderstood “monsters” that rely on tiny cute balls of sunshine for comfort, ‘kay? I just can’t.

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[ if u call me things like “friend” and “dork” and “loser” and “nerd” and that kinda stuff, no matter what phase we’re at in friendship, i will love u forever ]

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words like “shit” and “fuck” and “hell” and “damn” are like kitchen knives. most of the time you’re going to be using them for some practical purpose. you stubbed your toe or got a flat tire or are shocked by something. all very practical, typical things that happen. you’re basically using the words to slice bread at this point. but sometimes you’re going to use them to try to hurt someone. phrases like “fuck you” or “go to hell” are times these words are used to be hurtful. they’re not the words’ sole purpose, but they can be used that way. to continue the metaphor, they’re like verbally stabbing someone with a kitchen knife

and then there are words like “f****t” and “ps***o.” slurs in general, really, which are the verbal equivalent of guns. they were designed specifically to hurt people. their primary reason for existing is to hurt people. using them against someone is the verbal equivalent of shooting at them, and saying them when, say, you slip on a patch of ice or get really angry is the verbal equivalent of shooting a gun straight up into the air. you have no idea who’s around you and who might be struck by that verbal bullet

and that’s the difference between swearing and slurs. swearing has a practical purpose while slurs are always dangerous

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[ ok losers im. gonna go get a nap. love ya’ll ]

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[ here’s Blake Summers ]

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believe in the me who believes in you

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