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anyway i need you all to witness this penis nugget i got a long ass time ago

i cant delete it off my phone, its too important

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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.

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not only is it pride month, but it is also mens mental health awareness month

take the time to check in with the trans men, nonbinary men, intersex men, queer men, disabled men, and men of color that you know

let them know that you support them

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Vote for me for president, I'll make it so that any country with an active US military base gets to vote in our elections. Not only would it involve people directly affected by our imperialism, but also I think it would be funny bc it would make A LOT of Americans so fucking mad.

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they should invent tech issues that other people have experienced and solved

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One of my favorite tropes is character with a nasty toxic personality who tries very hard to do the right thing anyway

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my mantra in favour of calling everything slop while not getting all "downfall of society" about it

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HI GAY 💙🩵🤍💚🏳️‍🌈

Continuing this little series we have gay dolls ranging from ones we know near and dear to celebrities to some obscure guys from nearly half a century ago!

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I get to be more free as an adult than I ever did as a child and I think more kids need to know that. as a high schooler part of what made my depression so bad was being told over and over again that it was the most carefree time of my life. while I was trapped in an abusive home + amongst bullies at school + in a body that wasn’t right for me. opportunities to be carefree don’t end when you turn 18. you can be more you than ever as an adult and that’s such a gift. I know ‘it can get better’ is an annoying thing to see over and over when you’re as trapped as I was back then. and I know that if you’re still a kid you deserve to be free right this second. but it can and will get better and this is not where life stops being interesting. promise

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Part of the reason I'm so adamant about encouraging people to get comfortable with bugs, my own interests aside, is because we cannot have a bright, solarpunk future without them.

A green future is not a bugless future. It is, in fact, a fairly bugful future. If you care about ecological stability, then you need to start with bugs, because they're the most at risk with our current use of pesticides.

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damn they weren’t lying that mental health medication CAN make the heat even more unbearable

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An unhinged wikihow image I have on my phone for ur troubles

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One of those days.

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girls, did you know

that uhm,

if you know your party’s extension

you can dial it at any time

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https://cash.app/$NeshaTriumphs

https://www.paypal.me/NeshaTriumphs

https://venmo.com/u/Neshatriumphs

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“The Guardian drew the picture… and I’m living it.”

Today, I saw a painful cartoon published by The Guardian showing a Palestinian aid truck overshadowed by an Israeli tank, while a family waits below, not knowing which will come first: the bread or my body. This is not just a cartoon — it’s the reality I live every day in Gaza.

My home was bombed, my work disappeared, and all I have now is trying to secure clean food, water, and medicine for my family. That’s why I launched a simple donation campaign — it’s not a big project, just a way to survive.

If this post reaches a heart that can help, maybe we will survive another day. And if you can’t donate, just share this post — one reblog could save our lives. Gaza is not just passing news; it’s our daily reality.