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little kids always latch onto the older cousin who is the most aloof to them they're like i am so sorry sweet old ladies who want to give me toys & candy but i do not give a fuck about you right now because i have GOT to go bother the unemployed 23 year old who wants to play call of duty in the dark in his room

genuinely how it feels trying not to be mean to people who leave stupid shit on my posts

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there will be blood? like. you promise?

hi if u or someone u know is able to provide shelter to a homeless trans woman in tacoma washington let me know thanks

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It's true!! Imagine this painful scene... A mother lived with hope for her son's return, even though she knew deep down that he had been gone for more than a year and a half. Donate here But the tragedy is not over yet... Today, amidst the rubble, she finally found her son, but not as she had hoped to find him; all that remained of him was a skeleton! Nevertheless, she did not hesitate for a moment, hugging him to her chest as if he were still alive, as if she could bring him back to life with her love and longing. This is not a scene from a tragic novel; it is the reality of Gaza, where loss is endless and pain knows no bounds. Donate here

I see way too many posts about being really affectionate with your friends and if you aren't hugging and kissing your friends then you don't really have friends and you should be in love with your friends a little bit and it annoys me so here's a post that shouts out non-affectionate friends. shoutout to the people who don't like affection or hugging or being super gushy with each other but still love and appreciate their friends dearly. shoutout to the people who find it really hard to be emotionally vulnerable and sweet but are still always there for you in a crisis. shoutout to people who don't have to be hugging you constantly to prove that they care about you

it's like, in theory okay to point out that anti-trans legislation will inevitably misfire and start policing cis women as a way to point out that transphobia realistically is just a system that polices gender and scrutinizes and gatekeeps womanhood, but like. if all you ever hear is "what about the cis women this will effect" then that doesn't exactly inspire confidence that the primary targets of these laws (transfems) actually have like, allies.