One thing I never lost through my transition was my desire to have kids. I was so set on being a mom as a child, I absolutely loved baby dolls and I always begged my parents to have another baby so I could take care of them. My dad gets sad sometimes because according to him, I used to have such passion for being a mom and for loving kids. But "used to" isn't even close. It's all still there. I'm gonna be the one cradling kids to my chest and singing lullabies. I'm gonna be the one kissing bruises and telling my kids how proud I am because getting hurt means they tried, and that's so brave of them. I'm gonna be the one making sure any child I look out for knows they are loved and cherished and valued. The only difference is now they'll call me Dad instead of Mom.
Feb 4, 2025 - Thousands of Los Angeles high school students walked out of class and marched on the city capitol in third straight day of Anti-ICE protests. (Source)
PROTESTS ARE HAPPENING. THEY ARE JUST NOT BEING COVERED OUTSIDE OF LOCAL MEDIA OUTLETS. DO NOT RELY ON MAINSTREAM MEDIA.
There was a huge Trans-rights demonstration last night in New York outside of NYU Langone hospital in protest of their decision to halt gender-affirming care under Trump's order. (Source)
I'm sorry you DONT like men and your views on feminism are so elementary that you think shitting on men is the same as women's empowerment
Also sorry you don't get to experience giant man pecs, thats also very unfortunate
Don't tell me you're sorry I like men. I'm not sorry
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I want a fursuuuuuuuuit!!!!!!!!!!!
I wanna be soft and squishy and soft and hugable and a meow meow !!!!!!!!!!!!!
and the paws????? aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
This pandemic is really proving that government has the means to solve all problems they just choose not to
"Alive but Forgotten"
We live today in a world of silence, a heavy silence that is slowly killing us. I see my younger siblings, their ages ranging from 3 to 7 years old, passing by with innocent eyes filled with questions I cannot answer. They hide behind me when they see a stranger, afraid of the unknown. My mother, who suffers from chronic illnesses, cannot even stand without help. She has not found anyone to extend a hand, and each time her condition worsens, I feel helpless.
My father, who was once a symbol of strength, is now a shadow of a man, broken and unable to bear the burdens after losing everything. He worked his whole life to provide us with a decent life, but today, we have nothing but rubble and the camps we move between, with memories that grow darker each day.
What I ask for is not money, nor material help, but something simpler. I just want someone to feel our existence, to remember us with even a word, a small gesture that revives hope in us that we are still a part of this world. Our messages are met with silence, as if we no longer exist, as if we are no longer part of life.
Every day, we live in the shadow of devastation, inside a room in a school that has turned into a shelter, its walls insufficient to provide privacy and fresh air to breathe life into us. We now share this space with other families, each carrying their own pain and worries. As for the children, they do not know what it means to have a home, nor do they understand what loss is. Whenever they look at my mother, they run to her, asking her to tell them a story about the future, not realizing that all my mother has left to tell them is sorrow.
Friends, our pain is not in the loss of things, but in the loss of existence, in becoming unheard. Sometimes, I stop to wonder: Are we still alive? Are we still part of this world? Our messages are met with silence, and our dreams have faded along with the ruins of the homes that no longer exist.
I no longer ask for anything except for someone to feel our presence, to ask about us, to remember us, even with a word. If our words touch your hearts, all we need is for you to share with us, to show the world that we are still here.
We ask for nothing except for you to raise our voices, to bring hope back to us, and to be a part of our story that we are trying to write with our trembling hands and souls still holding on to a thread of hope.
If you help spread our story, you will be giving us hope to survive, hope for life amidst all this destruction. Weâre not asking for more than to be remembered, to be reminded that weâre still here.
Thank you for your attention, and for being the hope that could bring us back to life.
are the mlp horses the same size as actual horses because real horses are enormous and terrifying
so logically
What does this mean though? /gq
I know of multigender people. But wouldn't being wlw and mlm require being bi/pan or some other kind of sexuality that encompasses multiple genders? Wlw implies (in my mind at least) strictly liking women or women adjacent people. If this is true, how can one also be mlm? And vice versa? /gq
I ask all this with the intention to learn, not to judge
I belong in wlw spaces, and I belong in mlm spaces. It's not a contradiction or an oxymoron to be both. I am real and I deserve to be respected. I'm not hurting anyone by being myself. I am okay. It's okay.
is that not what he is?
this picture is cracking me up so bad house looks like a recently divorced dad who's spending the weekend with his son and decided to take him to the amusement park