{H.O.L.I.C} 2k22 Vs. Ch. 25 Vs. Ep 24 ~ 04/01

who up hating pop psychology

“Young people have a right to sex education that gives them the information and skills they need to stay safe and healthy. Withholding critical health information from young people is a violation of their rights. Abstinence-only-until-marriage programs leave all young people unprepared and are particularly harmful to young people who are sexually active, who are LGBTQ, or have experienced sexual abuse.”

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Leslie Kantor, VP of Education at Planned Parenthood Federation of America

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Stealing from the shop in The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening

No one: Tumblr gif makers: *downloads a 70GB video file just to make one gifset of some blorbo that’ll only get 120 notes*

There was a reviewer or commenter who said "I always keep track of how many mistakes the protagonist makes and after three, I stop reading the story and never look back".

I think about that person pretty frequently. We read for our own enjoyment, and therefore there's no wrong way to read a book so long as you're enjoying yourself, but ... maybe I don't actually believe that. Maybe there are wrong ways to read a book, and this guy found one.

Digimon Adventure tri. ~ Japanese version Featuring Character: Meiko Mochizuki ~ {Originally for} International Women’s Day [March 8th, 2021]

“When a woman speaks her truth, it is as holy as prayer.”

- Rabbi Shoni Labowitz z”l

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Bonus gifs + further original commentary under the ‘read more’! (Including information re: Meiko’s Tottori prefecture Japanese speech dialect + what it may mean)

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“You might not realize it, but in-your-face displays of heterosexuality are everywhere — the family photo on a desk, the man and woman holding hands on the beach, or an opposite-sex couple kissing in a bar. No one accuses these couples of “flaunting” their sexuality, but make it two men or two women in the photo holding hands or smooching, then we’ve crossed the line. That’s the double standard.”

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Steven Petrow, writing on “What’s so upsetting about a gay couple kissing in public?“

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washingtonpost

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