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Being obsessed with your own ocs is so so good for you i seriously can't recommend it enough

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My mental state moodboard

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u heard him ladies

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im so fr when i say i need you all to stay safe. more now than ever. all memes aside, be aware and be safe.

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*grits teeth* im hopeful i believe there is good in the world im fucking hopeful

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Trying to remember this

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Check your voter registration status - YOU CAN REGISTER AND VOTE IN PERSON DAY OF

Know your rights as a voter

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How to stay safe during civil unrest (PDF)

24/7 LGBTQ+ friendly suicide hotline that you can call, text, or chat

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hi uh i keep seeing this being debated on tiktok and as your resident adult with a history of infertility who knows just.. way too much about pregnancy and hcg tests: if you are capable of getting pregnant, you really REALLY need to understand how drugstore pregnancy tests work. if there is a line, no matter how faint, that test is POSITIVE. I’ve seen people test positive and get a negative or start their period a few days later and be like “it must have been a false positive”. actual false positives are extremely rare. what most likely happened is something called a ‘chemical pregnancy’ which is when an egg is fertilized but does not implant in the uterus so the pregnancy does not continue. that positive test was not faulty or false, it was just an early test.

if you think you might be pregnant, get your hands on a test. you don’t need the fancy digital ones. the ones you can buy at places like the dollar tree work just as well. buy a few and take one every day until your period comes on if you need to. if there is a FAINT line you aren’t sure about (sometimes tests have something called an indent that makes a shadow that can be mistaken as a very very faint line), test again the next day. as a general rule, morning is the best time to test for most people.

in a post-roe america, is it vitally necessary that you know and understand that because if you intend to terminate, your window is incredibly small in most states and by the time you’ve missed a period or begun to suspect you might be pregnant, there’s a decent chance you are past the cutoff. please please please educate yourselves on this because it could mean the difference between you having access to the healthcare that you need.

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i do

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may the rest of this year be softer

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sure what's the worst that could happen

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Unknown, Hands shooting sparks Detail of an illustration in Magic, 1400s-1950s edited by Noel Daniel. Köln: Taschen, 2009. BF1589.D36 M3 2009

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