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a lesson on nonbinary individuals and why we feel the way we do about numerous basic things, such as the mere fact of our existence and our pronouns.

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stole a crumb from a ant that would have been great to his colony and it means nothing to me i throw it away

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me: [is crying]

me: am I angry or sad

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Life is exhausting. I'm so fucking tired.

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you know whats really good? 

when black cats are drawn like this

thats really good thanks for coming to my ted talk

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Today for International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, we join over 120 countries in celebrating the significance of diversity and visibility of our community. 🎉

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I made these because I want everyone to know that they’re not alone and that those who are trying to put them down are wrong. Please spread these anywhere and everywhere.

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Invisible..

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employer: hi! mind giving me a little bit about yourself?

me: im gay and in pain

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reblog this if you are a LGBT+ person with a chronic illness

Just made this side blog after a very similar post on my personal got more notes than I anticipated. Send me an ask if you want to be added to the LGBT+ spoonie directory

Side note: if you reblog this, I’ll be following you on my personal (nancyoleon) as I can’t follow directly from a side blog.

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Reblog if your immune system hates you too.

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My body is trash, and I'm so tired of dealing with it

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@/jenxtonic

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THE FAME (August 19th 2008) Lady Gaga

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20 Self Love Affirmations

1. “I am beautiful.”

2. “I love and approve of myself.”

3. “I choose to think thoughts that enhance my life greatly.”

4. “I am worthy.”

5. “I accept myself exactly as I am.”

6. “Forgiveness is the door out of my past.”

7. “When I forgive myself, it is easier for me to forgive others.”

8. “I accept that I cannot change anyone but myself.”

9. “My life is constantly improving.”

10. “I understand that in order to grow, change is needed.”

11. “I flow easily with life.”

12. “I am worthy of forgiveness.”

13. “All experiences are opportunities to grow.”

14. “I welcome positive change with ease.”

15. “I am deeply grateful for all of the wonderful people and things in my life.”

16. “I radiate good health.”

17. “I only give my body goodness.”

18. “I trust my intuition.”

19. “I lovingly think in a positive way.”

20. “I am at peace with myself.”

Reblog and share this with your friends if you find it helpful. Spread the LOVE! 

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Very Effective Deodorant #66

It’s an awkward topic for some but there are health issues that can lead to a person sweating a lot or struggling to bathe as often as they would like. Either way, a good deodorant can really help your hygiene and confidence.

I personally recommend Mitchum Gel deodorant. Mitchum sells other deodorants but the gel is considered the best by many and I agree.

-First of all, I have never had such an effective deodorant. I mean it actually does last up to 48 hours (which I find untrue for any other brand I’ve tried). And it works so much better. Like I will not sweat at all for at least a day.

-The gel is absorbed very well. When you put it on, your skin quickly takes it in and there is no sticky residue.

-Because the gel is clear (and is absorbed so well) it doesn’t mark clothes. That’s pretty handy for when you get dressed and then realise you forgot deodorant. Getting dressed isn’t easy for some.

-It comes in a few scents (I love the ‘powder fresh’ scent) as well as a non-fragranced for sensitive skin.

-It’s designed to be kind to the skin despite being a deodorant. 

-It’s a vegan product that is widely available.

-Though it is a widespread product, Mitchum deodorants are often recommended to people who sweat a lot due to medical issues.

-It’s also helpful for chonically ill/disabled people who struggle to wash as much as they would like as it minimises body odor for a long time. 

I saw this specific deodorant recommended in Facebook groups many times for people who struggle with overly sweating or struggle with keeping up hygiene. I tried it and loved it and was even surprised as I didn’t know that a deodorant could work so well. I’ve recommended it to people I know and one they try it, they don’t go back. It’s slightly more expensive at around £4 - £5 but it lasts a long time and the better quality is worth it.

Does anyone else have any recommendations? If I can afford something and it would be appropriate, I’d like to try suggested things to give an honest review (based on suitability for certain health issues).

~Amber