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topping is actually gayer than bottoming because like the top is the one who's deciding again and again to put his dick in another man. The other guy could just be chilling. For all we know

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This is how it feels to read a classic that everyone in the world has already read and loves

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theres not a single goddamn person god can create whos worth staying with instead of transitioning

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Outraged by the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, a wilderness survival trainer spent years undercover climbing the ranks of right-wing militias. He didn’t tell police or the FBI. He didn’t tell family or friends. The one person he told was a ProPublica reporter.

This is such a wild story like holy shit dude

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you lost yourself to the woke agenda. Stop being a trans man and go back to a cis man

I don't know what to add in response to this ask it's perfect on it's own. I don't want to soil it

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A mighty and dangerous tiger oc!!!!

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lou reed of the velvet underground, 1974.

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people hate to hear this but is it a look or are they just skinny is the realest sentence ever uttered

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the world is low key my oyster idegaf

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From the article:

Uruguay used to rely heavily on oil & gas-based power. But as the economy grew and electricity demand threatened to overtake supply from the early 2010s, it needed to add additional generating capacity, and fast. New hydro wasn’t an option as it had already made the most of that resource. To chart the way forward, the president appointed Ramón Méndez Galain, a particle physicist from the private sector, as the country’s director of energy — a position he held until 2015. In a podcast discussion with the Kleinman Center for Energy Policy, Méndez Galain said one of his primary goals was to make Uruguay less reliant on volatile imported oil & gas. The quest for energy independence made him rule out nuclear power, which would’ve require uranium imports. A decision was ultimately made to better exploit the country’s ample solar, wind, water and biomass waste resources. Because the state couldn’t fund a massive energy programme alone, it ran a series of clean power auctions, where it offered project developers 20-year contracts to sell electricity into the national grid at guaranteed rates. In just five years, $6 billion was invested in renewable energy — the equivalent of 12% of Uruguay’s GDP.

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i know we've long since passed the event horizon of recipe blogs becoming 99% Stuff That Isn't The Recipe but i still occasionally stumble upon an example of this phenomenon in the wild so blatant it makes me snort air out of my nose

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they should invent killing yourself as a transgender person but without adding to any statistics because it wasnt like that i loved that part i prommy

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FUCK WITH ME ‼️

Fuck with me

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I want to see your dick so bad!!!

And I want to see the end of the imperialist empire of corporations that is "America".