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Nonbinary Transition Goals

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Top Surgery Thoughts

I wish I had done it sooner

One day I’m going to write a book about what transitioning in this social climate is like

I’m going to survive

I consider myself fully transitioned now

Still not sure if I’ll lose family over this

If I do, it will be painful but I will live through it

I need to learn how to defend myself

I need to learn how to use a gun

I need to get a gun

I need to learn first aid

Everyday I think about the queer compound my found family is making

I’m so happy to have a found family

I’m terrified of the future

But I’m done hiding from it

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Take back to that time I did some breathing meditations and felt like I was going into labor

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Australopithecus

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collection of my spyro redesigns 🔮

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Something something green thumb

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A recent Spyro I'm happy about :) A Spyro that has both Reignited and TLOS attributes

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Too cute 😭

Our hero takes a rest…✨

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Credit: @ orels_travels on Instagram

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Share your glam, magic man ✨️

(metaphorically) cooking up some glamor magic to help me feel affirmed as a man … maybe I’ll share it

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These images speak emotions I can't describe but can relate with

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here’s an unfinished list of poisonous plants for your convenience

DISCLAIMER: I AM NOT A MEDICAL/BOTANICAL PROFESSIONAL!!

DISCLAIMER #2: i don’t use the scientific names for these, but the internet’s always there :)

p.s. feel free to correct me if any of this is wrong!

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Language of Flowers (2022) | Prints

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In June, forests, hedgerows, and meadows blush magenta with blooming wild Foxgloves (Digitalis purpurea). There are also many garden varieties in different colours, like the "snakeskin" one pictured here.

Foxgloves are native to temperate Europe and are a pollinator-friendly flower for cottage gardens. The name apparently comes from quaint folktales about foxes wearing them on their paws to walk silently. The flower also has many sinister associations with faeries and witches, probably due to the plant’s powerful poisons.

A “textbook” example of herbal medicines rediscovered by modern science, the real story behind the Foxglove’s healing ability is more complex. The first scientific investigation of Foxglove’s medicinal properties was conducted by Dr. William Withering (1741 - 1799). This Enlightenment Era English botanist, who was a physician as well as a chemist, took an interest in traditional herbal remedies used by village “wise women” in the UK. He noticed that Foxglove was an ingredient in several recipes for herbal medicine for “dropsy” (an antiquated name for oedema or swelling from congestive heart failure). The exact compound was identified as Digoxin in 1930 and is a commonly prescribed medicine for irregular heartbeat and heart failure, although safety concerns mean it is declining in popularity. Digoxin’s safety margin between “effective” and “fatal” dose is narrow, and side effects can be serious so it is being replaced by newer, safer drugs for heart issues.

Foxglove’s toxicity is serious. All parts of the plant are poisonous to humans and most other animals. When cutting back Foxgloves, gloves should be worn since toxins can be absorbed through the skin. It goes without saying that Foxglove should NEVER be used in any home brewed herbal medicine!

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Word for today: eggcorn, a word used in place of a homonym that is still plausible. The name comes from the first recorded example of someone that misunderstood the word “acorn” as “eggcorn”.

A forum collecting examples: