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I still think its the funniest shit ever that when I used to volunteer at planned parenthood every week even though I walked past mostly the same protesters every single time they were begging me not to get an abortion theres other options yadda yadda. Like meemaw you see me here every week. They call me abortions georg because I get another one every Monday at 8am

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i want what david cronenberg has

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cast iron? yeah thats a pretty common spell to learn

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Romanticizing "bad stuff" Does turn ur brain into goo about said bad stuff btw. You become desensitized to it, turned on by it, or both. Women are not immune to this, in fact we're more suseptible to being manipulated into fetishizing our abuse. Misogyny ain't cute.

you think women are more susceptible to being manipulated because of their goo brains but I'm the misogynist here? just to be super clear?

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When you're a kid/teenager everyone expects you to base your career around your passions and interests and that works for a lot of people but it's not the full story. I wish they would also teach students to consider the lifestyle that career would require.

Like... if I had to choose a passion and work a career around it, I would probably work at a zoo or aquarium. But those jobs require a lot of schooling with STEM classes (which I hate) and a lot of early mornings (which make me feel ill) and an obligation to work in person with no flexibility to move (which makes me depressed). So even if I'd enjoy caring for animals all day, it's not a good career path for me.

My current job is travel writing, which is not my passion. I like it, but it's not my passion. But I work a flexible schedule, I can live anywhere, I get a travel stipend, and my team is really chill. So it works for me.

Rather than solely focusing on "What topics do you like?" I think we should ask students "Of the careers that suit your preferred lifestyle, which are the most interesting?"

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Lines of thought that seem Normal but are actually rooted in extreme puritanism:

-Seeing the nude human body is inherently traumatic -Sex scenes in art are pointless -Wearing kink-related clothing in public is the similar to performing a sex scene in front of unwilling participants -Depicting female characters expressing sexuality is always degrading -People's sexual fantasies are always an endorsement of the behavior they want to see in real life -Sex work is more traumatic and coercive than other types of work The goal is to treat sex as just another thing people do. That is a much healthier attitude than hiding it! It's not uniquely traumatic, it's not weird to talk about it or include it in society.

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A series

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Cold weather enjoyer FREAKS when they’re shivering and tensed up and can’t feel their toes and their face hurts and

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Don’t worry, for every butch lesbian who transitions into a trans man a new transfem butch lesbian is born. It’s the way nature balances itself

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there are two competing sects on this website - one that uses the word "spicy" to mean "neurodivergent" and one that uses the word "spicy" to mean "sexual content." i do not like either of them

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Magnum the Verb Lord?!? Auto Goon?!

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Black friday/cyber Monday time makes me want to buy stuff from small online shops so bad, my impulse buyer brain goes brrrr

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Some of the coolest TOHO kaiju just get no respect. Anguirus, baragon, king Caesar... poor guys