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Palestinian men should not have to repeatedly hold up pictures of their family struggling through a genocide, for us to care about them. Fundraisers conducted by/for Palestinian men, should not have to repeatedly refer to their mothers, sisters, wives and children, to make us realize their humanity, their vulnerability. Enough. Isn't it enough after so many months? Hadn't it always been enough?

Neither unicorn nor pegasus, Alicorns appear to have traits from both species, but are so much more beyond that.

The first alicorns are known as The Two Sisters, a pair of unicorns with magic so potent, they changed the face of the sky forever. After growing wings, the young alicorns were called princesses and treated like royalty, thanked for their gift of the sun and moon. But as time went on, it became clear that these were not simply horses with extra features, but something else entirely.

When mature, alicorns are massive deities that stretch across the sky, ferrying the sun and moon to all corners of the world, leaving magic and dreams in their wake.

Being larger than the tallest mountains, goddesses generally don't interact with ponies on an individual basis. When they do, it is a terrifying honor; one that will alter the course of your life forever. Listen to the Sun speaking into your mind, and pray you are still the same pony when she is done.

Princess Luna!

my take on mane six designs ^_^

Twiset scene redraw.

🌑 Princess of the Moon 🌕

@solitarydoomsday Hi, you inspired me to post this twilight smoking a bong I made like 3 years ago that I never posted. Also, loved ur twilight smoking drawing :)

I enjoy drawing her✨🌆

I remember things so differently from NT people, it's actually damaging to my education.

Like, sometimes it's funny. For example, I can't remember the name of roads or streets or anything like that except if they're very important to remember (and even then I'll mess up.) My little sister knows every road name precisely. My dad did like a little fun test. "What's this road called?" he asked us. My littler sister replied: "Cotton Road." I replied: "road with bendy's and the man-tree at the corner. golf court."

He asked again when we made a turn. My little sister: "Holly Oak Street!" Me: "road with the big blue house and the rainbow flag."

I still know exactly where we are, just don't know the names.

The times it's absolutely horrible that I remember things like this is during exams, or even just homework or schoolwork. I can't remember scientific words. Much less if it's chemistry or physics. They have nothing to compare it with, it's just letters, words, symbols. With biology you can still kinda match words with things. But I'll remember what the thing does, why it does that, what it looks like, I just can't for the life of me remember what it's called. What the hell is it called?? For me; "purple stripe with bumps and is in charge of making proteins." I told that to my friend and she just went "oooh you mean the rough endoplasmic reticulum?" No idea what she meant. I just nodded.

But like, I know I'm not alone in this. I'm sure I'm not.

My questions is, though... how do schools not know this? That people think like this? And in many other ways than this? Why do they focus on just naming things for marks? Why are marks even a thing? Why are exams a thing?

And if schools do know... why aren't they doing anything about it? Or is it just the US and its shitty school system?