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so maybe I shouldn’t be allowed to edit

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i want fewer dissociative disorder jokes like “lol i have mUlTiPlE pErSoNaLiTiEs!!” and more dissociative disorder jokes like

“ha, I don’t need to go outside to talk to new people” 😏

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Hey guys does this make you uncomfortable?

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‘we shouldn’t say x or do y because shitty people will misinterpret it to delegitimize us’ accomplishes 

absolutely nothing

except even further lessening minority groups tools for self-description. 

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I’ve watched the trailer for season 3 of Lucifer a bazillion times and I still haven’t stop laughing at this

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Okay.

Spider-man Noir’s timeline takes place in 1933.  I don’t believe his age is stated in the movie (though I may be wrong), but Aunt May and Uncle Benjamin can be assumed to be in their 40′s-50′s since they’re usually starting to grey by the time we see Peter.  This means that they would be young adults in the 1910′s and surrounding years.  Why is this important?

Because the song “I’m A Member of The Midnight Crew” by Eddie Morton came out in 1909.

Imagine Spider-man Noir showing Miles some of the songs that his aunt and uncle used to play when he was a kid, songs that they’d dance to just as wildly as when they were a young couple fresh in love until they’d worn holes in their shoes—and with almost no fanfare, he puts this record on.

And Miles Morales, a teenage artist in the year of our lord 2018 who has definitely read Homestuck at some point in his life, will have a choice to make.

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angels be like: i have no gender and i can talk to god

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petition to start using “suffering sappho” as an interjection irl

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Tumblr is literally a social experiment to see how long an extremely alienated user base will continue to use a declining social media platform that sporadically removes its features until rendering it obsolete

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I’m thinking about how we say “spill the tea” or just “tea” and how ppl used to say “spill the beans” like what if we just said “beans” when gossiping

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Femme bi women married to men still have stories about queerness to tell that are worth hearing.

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been having a lot of fun on twitter 

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Be cautious with missing persons reports

I’ve seen the occasional post on here saying someone is missing. You have to be really careful about these posts. Often times, abusers will post a missing person report on here so they can find their victim. Here are some red flags to differentiate abusers posts and actual missing people posts.

They tell you to not approach the person if you see them. This is a huge red flag. If someone was kidnaped they probably would love to see someone that can help them come home.

They claim the person is not in their right mind. While this may be true for actual missing people, it is also a red flag if it is accompanied by “Do not approach them or tell them you can get them home”

They say not to call 911 and provide their personal phone number instead. Kinda self explanatory. If it is a real missing person call 911.

They didn’t file a missing person report with the police. Take a quick google search and if there is no actual report, be cautious as hell.

Abusers will try to find their victims again through claiming they went missing when in reality, the victim escaped. Be cautious.