kayayita:

Hello, I’m reaching out again for help. My wife is going to begin streaming as a cam girl to get some money starting next week. Until then, we need a bit of money to get anything to eat. We’ve only been eating once a day because we haven’t had any more money for food, and have been sleeping off hunger more than I’d like to admit.

Literally everything and anything helps in this situation. In case you’d like to help out two T4T disastrous lesbians.

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We were able to get dinner last night and breakfast this morning, thank you 💜🙏🏻

I’m sharing again because we’ll need something for dinner again tonight

raedas:

sickofeverythingmale2:

sijiahui:

Yeah with your face full of makeup and impractical nails girl I’m sure your analysis of misogyny is real acute.

great example of misogyny! thank you for providing an example for the class :)

batmanisagatewaydrug:

re: that recent post an interesting thing about being an any pronouns user is that most cishet people will hear that and immediately go “oh thank god I can just call you the normal girl pronouns” and many queer people will go “okay got it I’ll use they/them and apologize if I ever fuck up and use a different one” and it’s like. okay. you’re actually both kind of whiffing it in different ways.

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like is it a cube or am i misunderstanding

iwillmissourtalks:

iwillmissourtalks:

truly anything can be good if you do enough textual analysis

fandom at its core is about asking the age old question “what if they were doing that shit on purpose” and then they weren’t

simpforsix:

after volunteering at a harm reduction agency for a couple months i can confidently say that addicts and homeless people (and homeless addicts) are not the boogeymen people make them out to be. they all just want coffee and candy. there’s all this fear mongering and meanwhile your local addict is just some guy drinking a double double with slightly smaller pupils than normal.

and before you bring up a bad thing an addict has done, please remember that sober people have also done bad shit and that the majority of addicts are totally safe to be around. if you want to talk about how scary addicts are, i will talk about all the customers i had at my old job who made me fear for my life. stop fear mongering and start actually meeting addicts. yes, they can be scary, but so can anybody. fear mongering about addicts only leads to discriminatory policies and policing, which increases violence against them and worsens the problem.

the scariest thing about addiction isn’t the addicts. it’s the blood on the hands of politicians.

scramratz:

kermitlesbian:

fuck i can’t believe i wasted my entire life being moved by art and beauty and the indomitable human spirit ugh i should’ve been making money through internet scams

prudencepaccard:

str-ngeloop:

maxknightley:

maxknightley:

in the contemporary world, the most fundamental human right - and, it often seems, the least protected one - is “being both Allowed and Able to go Somewhere Else.” the rest is commentary.

the torments of prison are predicated on Not Letting You Leave. the most terrifying and degrading aspects of childhood are predicated on Not Letting You Leave. misogynists wail and moan and fearmonger about divorce and equal opportunity employment because they Allow Wife To Leave. borders and immigration restrictions exist, in no small part, to Prevent People From Leaving countries where they will be exploited and/or oppressed. fuck you for trying to leave. fuck you for exerting any control over your life whatsoever. that makes you the one at fault, actually.

david graeber described three fundamental freedoms: freedom to move, freedom to disobey orders, and freedom to reorganize social relations

fundamental human right

dullvessel:

angel-advise:

person who assumes maleness as default and refuses to interrogate this: yeah this character has no gender, they’re just a little Guy

stitchnknit:

manourfi:

Being a crafty person and making a bunch of things often prompts people to ask “oh wow did you make that?” And like, the short answer is: yes I did, but the long answer is: well, no, the pattern isn’t mine, but I did choose and buy the fabric/yarn and sewed it together/crocheted it/knitted it myself. I used a reference for that drawing/painting, I didn’t come up with it myself. That ceramic piece was insired by a poem and a painting made by different people. What I’m trying to say is, everything I make requires other people to make their own thing first, and then I get inspired by them to do my own thing. So I can’t really call anything truly mine, because really it’s just a bunch of inspirations and experiences of others (and me) put together by my hands. Does that answer your question

This yarn came from sheep raised in New Zealand and was spun by a woman in Peru. The pattern was created by someone in Germany. My needles were made by a craftsman in China and my stitchmarkers came from the lady at the local fiber festival.

I may have knit this sweater but it contains the souls of people from around the world.

silvaurum:

“i would kill a pedophile to protect my child” ok but would you teach your child how to say no? even to adults? even to adults you like? would you teach your child the words “penis” and “vulva” and then use them? would you let them ask questions about their body? would you answer them honestly? would you learn how to cope with your feelings when you talk about human bodies, so they don’t feel ashamed? would you set a positive example for how you talk about your body? would you tell your child they don’t have to hug or kiss anyone? would you tell your family the same? would you stand by them when they refuse to hug someone? even someone you know has never done anything to hurt them? would you let your child avoid food they don’t like? would you let you child avoid people they don’t like? would you believe them? would you sit in the discomfort of not knowing all the answers and not take it out on them? would you love your child the same if someone did hurt them? would you make them feel valued just as they are? would you let them talk to doctors or nurses in private? would you let them express their feelings? would you show interest in their life? would you let your child say no to you? would you help your child feel safe coming to you when they make a mistake? would you apologize to your child? would you believe them? would you put aside your anger to focus on what would make your child feel safe and loved? would you put your ego aside for your child? would you take your child’s concerns seriously? would you listen to your child? would you believe them?

despazito:

petition to relabel “strong sense of justice” in autism and adhd to “strong personal convictions”

heresylog:

synebluetoo:

heresylog:

I don’t care if you make fun of Catholicism as long as it’s accurate! The best humour has its roots in the truth.

“You can be mean to me but there are RULES about it” is the most Catholic thing I’ve ever seen.

I walked into that one

homunculus-argument:

Fun fact: if you, as an adult, tell miserable children that their youth is the best that life will ever be, and that it’s all just downhill from there, there’s a percentage of them who will hear this and think “well, I guess I better kill myself before that happens.” And a certain percentage of those will proceed to do that and succeed.

Anyway what I’m saying is that any time you feel tempted to say that, you should instead consider shutting the fuck up. Just because you peaked at 16 doesn’t mean anyone else did. Most peoples’ lives get better than that.

juniper-petunia:

they should make a version of socializing that doesn’t make you feel like you’re still the weird 12 year old kid that doesn’t know why she’s not normal like the other kids