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I thought it’d be a lot funnier if Darko dropped us off at Cape Sorrow in a speedboat rather than anything magical lmfao

My stupid cunty blue hair and pronouns horse who keeps side eyeing me into feeding him more apples

the strong and noble coelacanth

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“gender is a game and i’m winning”

“gender is a game and i’m using cheat codes”

gender is a game and i’m ignoring the main objectives to decorate my base and romance npcs

My name is Samer, and I am writing to you from Gaza, where my family and I have lost our home, our dreams, and our sense of safety. We now live in a small, cold tent, with hunger and fear as daily companions. My son, Qusai, only seven, battles with a fragile heart in these harsh conditions, and my children are growing up without the warmth, security, or simple joys every child deserves. I am not asking for financial help; instead, I simply ask you to share our story. A small gesture—a post, a reblog, or even a mention—could connect us with people who can make a difference. With your help, we can raise awareness about the difficult circumstances so many families face in Gaza and give my children, and others like them, hope for a brighter tomorrow. Together, we can make an impact. With endless gratitude, 🌹 Samer & Family 🌹

if anyone can you should try to donate! anything helps ^^

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Everytime I see a cop dog I get sad. That dog should be at the club.

for autism acceptance month i think it's important that we understand that autism acceptance can't be based on the lowest common denominator. which means we can't simplify autism to only the broad aspects that appeal to the largest group of people (ableds). it was wrong of people to act like autism was a horrible disease that "stole your child" from you. it's also wrong to act like common symptoms of classical autism are only stereotypes that have to be shut down. there's going to be lots of different ways that people with autism behave, how their symptoms manifest, what they struggle with. instead of acting like there's some one true presentation of autism, acknowledge how varied it is. how many aspects of someone's life it can affect. how they're different severities and different presentations. include autistic people who are like you and autistic people who are not like you