kyoshialone

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and, the best part is, i'm normal!

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someone i met a few months ago recently told me he thought i was on t when we met

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in pure colour when she’s like i just played the jewel sort game on my phone all day. sometimes i wanted to stop playing the jewel sort game but i just kept playing the jewel sort game. i told myself there would come a time when i would stop playing the jewel sort game but then i wondered if i would just play the jewel sort game on my phone forever. me af

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sending u so much love

this is kind thank u anon

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i knew this would happen but there should really be an escape button for me to stop getting ads for chewy and litter robot and pet products because my cat freaking died

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lowkey feel like severance will hit so much harder now i’ve experienced horrible tragedy

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i don’t give a shit or a damn

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does anyone know what we’re supposed to do when someone dies and they were the person you wanted to talk to about it

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ty @jumping-jackalope for tagging me to post pics in my camera roll that describe me

grief edition 🤪🤪🤪

tagging the girl (gender neutral) reading this🫵🏻 (sorry no thoughts head empty)

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at least my friend who died had the best taste in art and a big connection to print culture so we all got to take home souvenirs from their collection of zines and art and tote bags. #death #silverlining

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sometimes someone dies and they’re the person you wanted to talk to about it

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why new york public library not have book about history of new york subway. grumble grumble

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what can we even do now? i mean this seriously, i've been donating every month, i've boosted, i've tried to share the truth, but it just doesn't stop. what can we do? this is madness it's always been madness, it's inhumane, it's demonic. how can we save them?

you keep doing it. i know it's tough because what you're doing is long-term work in a short-term emergency. but it matters regardless. now is not the time to stop anything, it's the time to do as much as you can. i shared this screenshot before, but here it is again:

from the new yorker interview with james elder UNICEF chief. key part of this sentence: there is big international pressure and israel loosens controls

there has to be big international pressure. you are part of this. israel has spent 75 years becoming as resilient as possible to big international pressure. it takes an international outcry to let in a paltry can of baby formula. but without you doing what you've been doing, there won't be the pressure even for that. and i know you feel like you've been as present as possible, but actually i have noticed many people clocking out of thinking about palestine. i used to get 30, 40, 50k notes on posts about palestine. now i get around ten times less even though arguably far less people defend what israel is doing. that's less pressure on israel, and this is easy goals. bring those people back. keep palestine the topic of conversation.

so anything you do now to increase pressure is the most important thing you'll do today. and for everyone else reading this, don't forget to donate to the sameer project.

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sorry to make this reference but sometimes work feels like a simpsons episode. a teacher said yesterday “someone needs to catch [a baby. a 1 y/o] before he falls in the hole” because there’s literally a giant hole in the middle of our playground. just. a huge crevasse in the middle of the sandpit where all these babies have to play

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i mean how much should someone make for a job that involves being hit and pushed on like. a regular basis. certainly more than $19.91 per hour i feel? but im no economist. if i were an economist i would make more than $19.91 per hour

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so i wore a pride flag pin to work the other day and the kids were all interested (obviously) (find me a classroom of preschoolers who are not obsessed with rainbows) (i'll wait) so they crowded around to see.

"aww!" they said, "it's a flag!!"

but the thing is: they're little. a lot of them don't really have a handle on all their mouth sounds yet.

such as, notably, that tricky tricky "L" sound.