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Woah mama just reminding my followers that TERF ideology is fundamentally evil and not welcome anywhere near my blog hummina hummina hummina

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Is anybody else just really scared

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this is literally the only major change to history in the umamusume timeline mentioned or implied

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For my ace buddies and fellow demis.

(I'm gonna add alt text in a few hours - I'm currently on mobile with a shitty Internet signal)

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whatever 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 𓆝 𓆟

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italian sub said he wanted no limits masochism so hes leashed to his crate wailing while i break spaghetti noodles in half infront of him

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so itchio has shadowbanned any games tagged with 'nsfw', 'adult', or 'erotic' so they don't show up in searches, and several devs have reported that their r18 games have been removed from the site with no warning

you know, maybe the internet shouldn’t be controlled by payment processors and terf lobbyists. and maybe people should be more concerned about this rise of censorship on queer media.

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i just learned the craziest life hack ok so if you want to know something but no one wants to tell you you can just take someone who does know and just injure and threaten them repeatedly and they actually will help you out a lot of the time. it sounds unintuitive but it actually works really well

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Do you not see why people believe astrology tho??

so i'm a custodian.

whenever someone does something cool like shit on the bathroom floor or get blood all over a toilet, i have to close the bathroom down by blocking the doorway with a CLOSED sign.

this sign is big and bright. it says CLOSED in four languages and has a do not enter symbol. it completely blocks the doorway. the only way to enter is to look directly at the sign and either move it or climb over it.

almost every single time i shut down a bathroom so i can suit up and clean a biohazard, someone will enter the bathroom with a dead-eyed, slack-jawed expression and try to wordlessly walk past me to use a stall.

and every single time, i have to block their path and say, "this bathroom is closed. there is one directly down the hall, marked by signs. please leave," and they either try to argue that THEY specifically should be allowed to use this one, as if they are god's most special little guy, or express shock even though they, again, had to contend with the CLOSED sign to enter.

often, i am standing there in the middle of cleaning up bodily fluids having to firmly repeat myself. they always leave angry or confused.

anyways, you clicked this button to send me an ask about astrology:

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I went to an amusement park for the first time since my major fibro symptoms started and OMG.

If anyone reading loves roller coasters but fibro holds you back, go to Bush gardens. Here was my experience.

I use forearm crutches, for anyone who struggles I can't recommend these enough for days with tons of walking. I walked all over the park and normally that amount of movement would send me into a flare from hell. However with the crutches, after a 12 hour day of walking, I was only at maybe a 3 or 4 at worst!

When you get to the park go straight to the welcome desk and ask to sign up for the RAP (Ride accessibility program) and ask if they can let you sit instead of waiting in line. What they will do is give you a sheet of paper with every ride on it. Go to ride exits or where the disabled sign is and hand your paper to a ride operator. If the wait is longer than 10 mins they will stamp your sheet and give you a scheduled time to come back to board so you can go sit down somewhere. This alone saved me so much pain.

 When it came to my crutches, because you get in through the exit it makes transfers so smooth and they let you get settled before opening the main gates. 

Me and my mother went on a monday so the park was pretty empty so we got to ride every ride we wanted to at least 2 times! The longest we had to wait was like 20 mins (sitting down) 

The ride operators and staff were so kind and helpful, they helped me get on and moved my crutches aside, not to mention my mother being a huge help and my biggest advocate. The Rap program also applies to 4 people including yourself, so if you come with friends you don't have to ride alone.

I wanted to share my favorite ride- Pantheon, a super cool magnet coster, definitely intense. We had to sit and wait for that one for about 20 mins, when it was our turn to board the ride operator came over and asked "since we waited a long time do ya just wanna stay on for two rounds so you don't have to re board”. I said yes and my mom just looked at me like I was crazy.

After the second round both me and her were tapped out lol. Glad we did that ride last.

This experience helped my confidence so much as it proved I can still do things I love, just a bit differently. If you have hesitancy about using mobility aids and accessibility programs please try them. After the day was over I couldn't stop smiling. 

Cant wait to go back.

FT my mom <3

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sorry wait. I contacted visa to file a complaint about the censorship stuff they've been doing and their AI. immediately threatened to kill itself?

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i hope whoever actually shot that CEO is having a good day.

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did you know that petting me is free? you can pet me anytime and it's totally free

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do not raise a foul word against tofu in my presence