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Ah, it's been a while since I brought out my bubble pipe.

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I like this sign

That's a happy sign right there
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I am going to execute my constitutional rights.
You aren't American
So?
So the Constitution doesn't apply to you.
Well then. I guess someone else will need to overthrow the government. Which is a constitutional right, by the way.
Wait, was this whole conversation just a way to remind Americans that they have a constitutional right to overthrow the government if it starts to become a dictatorship?
Actually, according to the constitution, it's not just a right. It's an obligation. To do otherwise would be unconstitutional!
Well, that's fun! Not like I personally can do anything about it.
You already are, in a way. Just by helping to remind people that they deserve better than this.
You know, you could just overthrow the government completely and self govern
If it comes to that, I guess? That probably wouldn't end well.
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Animated Sarah Andersen's comic page about treasure :>
Link
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If you don't like your fate, then break it.
Sometimes? That means accepting that it might well be ok.
That you might be happy.
That despite everything—despite fire, despite pain, despite injustice, despite violence—you might press a modicum of joy from stone itself.
Take it.
Don't dwell on how impossible it is.
Take it.
Hold it to your heart. Squeeze it tight. Don't let it go. Not until they claw it from your bleeding hands. And then bite and scream and fight to get it back.
Even if you fail.
And even if you fail, you cling to that memory.
The point here though, is that too many of us imagine that joy will never be ours. Cannot be ours. That no fleeting moment can possibly...
But it can.
This is what I'm trying to say, it can. It will. And until your last breath, it can be again.
The only time that things become impossible is when they're over. So, don't let it end, if you can. Make them take it from you. And even while they're doing the taking, hold onto that spark. That last, fleeting spark. Hold it close.
Breathe it bright.
And know that no matter what the bastards do?
They cannot snuff it out.
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Sometimes, people just need to die.
This is one of those times.
You know who I mean.
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Come my brethren, we must protect the food givers.
i’m obsessed with this


and then, two months later....


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This is beautiful.

Planet Painter by ying yi
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This is incredible. So many people coming together around such a simple thing, and creating art.
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The hardest part might be step one for some of you.
A challenge: go outside
Then look in a random direction.
I bet you will see something moving after a little bit.
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A challenge: go outside
Then look in a random direction.
I bet you will see something moving after a little bit.
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I genuinely have no idea what that has to do with transitioning. That particular bible verse is referring to the fact that there are things out of our control, and while we may plan for things, sometimes our plans have to change, and sometimes God has a different plan for us.
However, what you seem to be failing to consider is the possibility that maybe, just maybe, God's plan for some people involves them transitioning.
Also you still have my main blog blocked, so I almost didn't realize you had responded.
God is very much real. I've experience a few minor miracles myself. I've had prayers answered many times, rarely how I expected. Not long before I discovered I was trans, I was going through some difficult times. I prayed often, for many things. One of the things I prayed for was for God to send some kind of proof as to whether or not I was trans. To be honest, at the time I was hoping I wasn't. However, that doesn't seem to have been what God wanted, as the more I prayed to be proven wrong, the more evidence I kept finding that told me "Yes, you are trans. And that's okay."
I believe that God doesn't discriminate in the slightest against members of the queer community, and it breaks my heart to see people using their religion as an excuse to mistreat or belittle others. That can't possibly be what God truly wants from us. That isn't the loving and accepting God I know.
Christianity has become almost synonymous with bigotry and conservativism, and that pushes people away. I know a lot of people who have lost their faith in God because of it, and I don't blame them. Christianity isn't looking so good these days. But I don't think that reflects God's will.
I know I can't change your mind, you're far too set in your ways. I just wanted to try. I wanted to do something to try to help you. I know you'll either try to rebuke this, or call me a demon, or something. But I can still hope. I still have faith. I have faith that someday, the Church will fully return to God, and all will once again be welcome.
To much yapping even so I read the whole thing and I have to many things to say that you are wrong so when I fee like it I'll tackle all of them
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This is actually hilarious.
Ten years from now she's going to discover some things about herself
Now you're just trying to make him mad.
Is it working?
No idea.
God is very much real. I've experience a few minor miracles myself. I've had prayers answered many times, rarely how I expected. Not long before I discovered I was trans, I was going through some difficult times. I prayed often, for many things. One of the things I prayed for was for God to send some kind of proof as to whether or not I was trans. To be honest, at the time I was hoping I wasn't. However, that doesn't seem to have been what God wanted, as the more I prayed to be proven wrong, the more evidence I kept finding that told me "Yes, you are trans. And that's okay."
I believe that God doesn't discriminate in the slightest against members of the queer community, and it breaks my heart to see people using their religion as an excuse to mistreat or belittle others. That can't possibly be what God truly wants from us. That isn't the loving and accepting God I know.
Christianity has become almost synonymous with bigotry and conservativism, and that pushes people away. I know a lot of people who have lost their faith in God because of it, and I don't blame them. Christianity isn't looking so good these days. But I don't think that reflects God's will.
I know I can't change your mind, you're far too set in your ways. I just wanted to try. I wanted to do something to try to help you. I know you'll either try to rebuke this, or call me a demon, or something. But I can still hope. I still have faith. I have faith that someday, the Church will fully return to God, and all will once again be welcome.
To much yapping even so I read the whole thing and I have to many things to say that you are wrong so when I fee like it I'll tackle all of them
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God is very much real. I've experience a few minor miracles myself. I've had prayers answered many times, rarely how I expected. Not long before I discovered I was trans, I was going through some difficult times. I prayed often, for many things. One of the things I prayed for was for God to send some kind of proof as to whether or not I was trans. To be honest, at the time I was hoping I wasn't. However, that doesn't seem to have been what God wanted, as the more I prayed to be proven wrong, the more evidence I kept finding that told me "Yes, you are trans. And that's okay."
I believe that God doesn't discriminate in the slightest against members of the queer community, and it breaks my heart to see people using their religion as an excuse to mistreat or belittle others. That can't possibly be what God truly wants from us. That isn't the loving and accepting God I know.
Christianity has become almost synonymous with bigotry and conservativism, and that pushes people away. I know a lot of people who have lost their faith in God because of it, and I don't blame them. Christianity isn't looking so good these days. But I don't think that reflects God's will.
I know I can't change your mind, you're far too set in your ways. I just wanted to try. I wanted to do something to try to help you. I know you'll either try to rebuke this, or call me a demon, or something. But I can still hope. I still have faith. I have faith that someday, the Church will fully return to God, and all will once again be welcome.
To much yapping even so I read the whole thing and I have to many things to say that you are wrong so when I fee like it I'll tackle all of them
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@somuchimemes are you there? I really want to know how I'm wrong. You said you were going to tackle all of it, what happened?
God is very much real. I've experience a few minor miracles myself. I've had prayers answered many times, rarely how I expected. Not long before I discovered I was trans, I was going through some difficult times. I prayed often, for many things. One of the things I prayed for was for God to send some kind of proof as to whether or not I was trans. To be honest, at the time I was hoping I wasn't. However, that doesn't seem to have been what God wanted, as the more I prayed to be proven wrong, the more evidence I kept finding that told me "Yes, you are trans. And that's okay."
I believe that God doesn't discriminate in the slightest against members of the queer community, and it breaks my heart to see people using their religion as an excuse to mistreat or belittle others. That can't possibly be what God truly wants from us. That isn't the loving and accepting God I know.
Christianity has become almost synonymous with bigotry and conservativism, and that pushes people away. I know a lot of people who have lost their faith in God because of it, and I don't blame them. Christianity isn't looking so good these days. But I don't think that reflects God's will.
I know I can't change your mind, you're far too set in your ways. I just wanted to try. I wanted to do something to try to help you. I know you'll either try to rebuke this, or call me a demon, or something. But I can still hope. I still have faith. I have faith that someday, the Church will fully return to God, and all will once again be welcome.
To much yapping even so I read the whole thing and I have to many things to say that you are wrong so when I fee like it I'll tackle all of them
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LOL HE BLOCKED ME AND DELETED THE POST
HE LITERALLY COULDN'T COME UP WITH A RESPONSE
I guess I win?
God is very much real. I've experience a few minor miracles myself. I've had prayers answered many times, rarely how I expected. Not long before I discovered I was trans, I was going through some difficult times. I prayed often, for many things. One of the things I prayed for was for God to send some kind of proof as to whether or not I was trans. To be honest, at the time I was hoping I wasn't. However, that doesn't seem to have been what God wanted, as the more I prayed to be proven wrong, the more evidence I kept finding that told me "Yes, you are trans. And that's okay."
I believe that God doesn't discriminate in the slightest against members of the queer community, and it breaks my heart to see people using their religion as an excuse to mistreat or belittle others. That can't possibly be what God truly wants from us. That isn't the loving and accepting God I know.
Christianity has become almost synonymous with bigotry and conservativism, and that pushes people away. I know a lot of people who have lost their faith in God because of it, and I don't blame them. Christianity isn't looking so good these days. But I don't think that reflects God's will.
I know I can't change your mind, you're far too set in your ways. I just wanted to try. I wanted to do something to try to help you. I know you'll either try to rebuke this, or call me a demon, or something. But I can still hope. I still have faith. I have faith that someday, the Church will fully return to God, and all will once again be welcome.
To much yapping even so I read the whole thing and I have to many things to say that you are wrong so when I fee like it I'll tackle all of them
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Tiny creechurs
you guys Need to start seeing bugs as animals im not even joking anymore. the second u start seeing them as tiny animals the more your world opens up and the more you accept different types of life Into that world. youll begin accepting that even life you cant understand is still worth living. and itll legitimately make you a better person. fuck
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