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Tenth Doctor + ❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️❄️

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“My harp session turned into a Disney movie”

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A skater rescuing a wild bun from a pool 

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why do you like eating a girl out?

the sounds. the way she whimpers. the way she brings it up back to my mouth when i stop. the broken moans. hearing her breathing get harder & feeling her legs shake. when she looks down at me as i look up at her and she bites her lip, my gosh. the way her back arches. the way she grinds her clit on my tongue. the death grip on my head right before she cums and her legs give out. the way she pulls me back up & tastes herself on my lips.

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Ninja Turtle 

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comic about the intersection of my transness and my autism, & how i don’t really understand or connect to either gender or neurotypical behaviors.

the text reads:

“Girls have long hair & boys have short hair.” “But why?” / “It’s rude to not make eye contact when talking to people.” “But why?” / “You were born with this body which makes you this gender” “But why?!” / “You’re the only one bothered by the noise, you’ll have to deal with it.” “But why?!”

Growing up, I felt weird, different, and like an outsider because of my neurodiversity and my gender. But I was just a kid- / I lacked the vocabulary and information to understand or explain myself. All I knew was there was something wrong with me. This lead to a lot of suffering for a lot of years. As I got older, I learned that neurodiversity & gender nonconformity are not bad things. There are lots of people like me, and these things make me who I am. My experience of transness and autism are contingent upon each other.

I navigate social situations and gender in unique, non-conventional ways, and these are inextricable. My lack of understanding/compliance with social norms is also how I am with gender. To me, gender is just social norms…and social norms are confusing & made up. There are some recent studies showing the higher rates of autism and gender-diverse people, which is a correlation that applies to me & others I know. Basically, I’m trans and autistic and proud!

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Being terrified all the time is exhausting. It devours all of your energy, your ability to move, to think, to perceive what is real anymore. It takes away your body heat. It stresses your body so much you can’t eat or sleep normally. How are we expected to bear this and act normal? How would anyone be able to function. This is damaging and in long term turns into torture. None of us are lazy or unmotivated. We are terrified. This isn’t a small thing. It’s eating our lives up.

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i love it when pets fall asleep on me because i can ask anyone to do anything for me sorry i can’t get up i have been chosen

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having someone gently kiss you all over your body is underrated

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mornings on Sebago Lake

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no offense but why can’t more people be gentle to one another