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just found fan art of Bakugo from MHA being an aggressive Miku fan, I love it

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low effort for today

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Men

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So my mom runs a small business and she sells pride keychains and since it’s pride month she asked what charity she should donate to so I said Trevor project! My mom is really cool and I think it would be nice to go support her business!

Yes I am shilling for my mother, no she did not tell me to do this <3

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There is an anime I am watching, and I said to myself, "Don't like the main male character because everyone in the amine thinks he's hot." BUT BRO, I CAN'T HES HOT, I CAN'T

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This isn’t going to me one of my normal posts, and it’ll probably get pretty personal, so keep that in mind.

But… today (May 1st) officially marks the start of NF Awareness Month!!! I had no idea that this was a thing until last month, so I’m really happy that I can celebrate it and educate others on what NF is YIPPEE.

So, ‘NF’ stands for ‘Neurofibromatosis’ which is a group of rare genetic disorders characterised by the growth of benign (non-cancerous) tumours (called neurofibromas) on nerves in the body. They can grow anywhere, like on or under the skin, or deeper within the body on muscles, organs, or other tissues. They can even grow on the brain, spinal cord, and spine. There are different types of Neurofibromatosis, like Type 1, type 2, and Schwannomatosis, although the last two are less common than NF1 (Neurofibromatosis type 1).

Neurofibromatosis is not contagious, so you can’t ‘catch’ it, as it is a genetic disorder and can only affect the individual who has it. It is caused by a mutation in the neurofibromin gene which helps to supress tumours by regulating cells and preventing them from growing and dividing too rapidly.

Approximately 1 out of 2 people who have NF inherit it from one of their parents. If somebody with NF has a child, there is a 50% chance that the child will also have the same mutation in the neurofibromin gene. The other half of people who have NF is due to a spontaneous change in the gene and is unrelated to their parents. This is also the category that I fall in.

There is currently no cure available for NF, but research is happening every single day to find ways to shrink the neurofibromas or stop them from growing completely. Currently, the only way to get rid of the neurofibromas is to surgically remove them, which is what I have done.

If anyone has any questions, and can anonymously drop them in my ask box, I would be more than happy to answer them! 💙💚

(You can visit this website if you want to know more :33)

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ur so siwwy >///<

THANK YOU MY STRIGHT FIREND

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i would never wish someone to have bad gacha luck

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i hate uir new banner it loosk like shitass and cock

no gacha luck for you >:(

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haiii :33

Fuck you

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Hello bitches