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One of my fondest memories is from when I was 17. I was going into a small town gas station convenience shop at night to buy an orange soda. I brought it up to checkout and the lovely and awesome transfem working the counter smiled, looked me in the eye, and asked “Do you want to learn how to open a bottle with a lighter?”

Of course I said yes, and then she let me take another orange soda that I could take home. That was the first and last time I ever saw her. I hope she’s out there living a good life <3

That smile and bright eyes looks like something out of a Peanuts strip I love it I love you I would die for this possum

I’m talking to a boy rn and I’ve come to realize that because i spend so much time around queer people, i don’t really know how to go about wooing men the “normal way” (*cough* heteronormative way *cough*), so i am going to try the only way i know how. The “femme switch with top energy way”

I’ll be giving updates

Also, how do women find guys to date when a lot of the time it is expected that the guy will make the first move.

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World’s largest bee, thought to be extinct, found in Indonesia

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World’s largest bee, thought to be extinct, found in Indonesia

The giant bee was first discovered in 1859, but since has only officially sighted once. Now, researchers have found a specimen alive and wel

In 1859, while exploring the remote island of Bacan in the North Moluccas, Indonesia, the renowned naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace made an astounding discovery: the Megachile pluto — the world’s largest bee.

Wallace described the bee, which is about four times the size of a honeybee, as a “large black wasp-like insect, with immense jaws like a stag-beetle.” But for more than a century, that was the only known sighting of the Megachile pluto, and some feared that deforestation had rendered the giant insect extinct.

“It was absolutely breathtaking to see this ‘flying bulldog’ of an insect that we weren’t sure existed any more,” Clay Bolt, the photographer who captured the first images of the species alive, told the BBC. “To actually see how beautiful and big the species is in life, to hear the sound of its giant wings thrumming as it flew past my head, was just incredible.”

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This is exactly the kind of person i aspire to be

You can tell I go to a predominantly white school because my teacher said " how do you even be less white?!" And I said "eat less cheese" and nobody thought it was funny or understood it

We need to better educate kids on the importance of animals that are typically hated because otherwise you end up with adults who think hating wasps is a personality.

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