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New favorite Tumblr ad just dropped:

Is it a philosophical treatise in the style of Jeopardy!? A religious treatise? Anti-ship propaganda? The weirdest ad for Dropout?! We will never know because the link is broken!!

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Happy 10th birthday to the best tweet of all time.

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It’s a heavy week my friends. I don’t know how to hold all my grief for this country.

Spent the week with my parents and visited my aunt and uncle for part of it. Really good to see everyone but also really hard because my dad’s health is still just ok and my aunt has some memory issues and every day I wonder when will be the last time I see this person. Will it be this time? Or the next? How many years do we have?

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"its not safe for me to transition right now" girl have you read the news its not safe to drink milk or eat medium rare cheeseburgers or go in public without a respirator anymore stop making excuses lets get you some estrogen

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if u don’t like my posts send me $1000 and i’ll delete whatever one u want

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It will never not baffle me how hard society tries to insist that fatness is an abnormality. The average western woman wears plus size clothing. One of the smallest garments on the scale is called a medium. Most people with anorexia are in the overweight bmi category, yet somehow that's known as "atypical anorexia". Fatness is often labeled the cause of a number of diseases, but there are literally no diseases exclusive to fat bodies. Looking at movies and television, you'd think the world was 98% thin people. It's not.

My point isn't that if it was pretty rare to be fat, fatphobia would be okay. Of course not.

My point is that we're surrounded by all these artificial indicators that fatness is unnatural and uncommon and it's just not true?? Humans are not always thin and we've never all been thin and we're not all meant to be thin. Fat humans are a normal type of human. Fatness is a feature, not a bug.

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I bought a quarterly needlepoint magazine from 1991 today for $1 at an op shop, and there’s a four page spread about a woman who completely faithfully remakes samplers from the 1600s and the part that blows me away is that she was keeping women in history alive.

The original sampler maker was a teenaged girl called Loara she’s the only one known of seven siblings in that family. She was born approximately 1632 and had passed before her father had in 1656 which they know because it was mentioned in his will.

So in the 1630-40s a girl made a sampler, in 1991 a woman had put in years of research before recreating the sampler as Loara had 350 years earlier , and I’m reading about it in 2024.

Embroidery keeps women alive in history, and it’s part of why I love samplers so much.

Here’s a quote from samplers that I think about often:

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"Unbelievably draconian outcomes" so billionaires can get more tax breaks.

The propaganda is working.

Vulnerable Americans and their families are going to suffer immeasurably.

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Spent the week with my parents and visited my aunt and uncle for part of it. Really good to see everyone but also really hard because my dad’s health is still just ok and my aunt has some memory issues and every day I wonder when will be the last time I see this person. Will it be this time? Or the next? How many years do we have?

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I laughed so fucking hard at this