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Sir, that’s my emotional support unrealistic romantic delusion

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I’m too tired folks, I’m clocking out of life for a little while until I reset

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i need someone to come over and put their whole body weight on me

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One things about religion I haven’t seen people really talk about is how terrifying it felt to me to know I was being watched 24/7. Not just physically, but emotionally and mentally too. I was terrified that god was seeing emotions in myself that I didn’t know about or that I didn’t want and I had no way to explain or control them. I need privacy, I need control, and an omnipresent, omniscient god violated my feeling of personal privacy and safety just by existing

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You know that line you hear during the introduction of PBS shows? "This show was made possible by contributions to your PBS stations from viewers like you"? That's absolutely true. Sure, there are federal funding sources, such as the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (despite its confusing name, CPB is a nonprofit responsible for distributing funding to PBS stations from the U.S. government; those government funds, of course, come from your taxes), as well as grant funding from specific organizations, such as the National Science Foundation, depending on a given show's topic.

The best time to donate to the Public Broadcasting System was yesterday. The second-best time is now, when federal funding for all public media is in jeopardy.

You don't have to give so much money that they announce your name before the shows. The names you hear are usually people who set up charitable trusts that go into effect following their death. (Unless you are like an Arthur Vining Davis, in which case...pony up post-haste). You can give $5 a month, and that'll make you a member that supports public media. Plus, depending on your PBS station, membership can get you cool benefits, like discounted admission to local museums or discounts at local businesses.

Also, did you know PBS has a streaming service called Passport? If you like science, history, cooking shows, dramas, documentaries, or local programming, you'll love what you find on Passport. Also, Passport has excellent closed captioning (great for people like me), and it's accessible on PBS's website and through an app. But you only get access if you become a member, and again, you can do that with a monthly donation of $5. You know of any other streaming service with that low of a price?

Look, I know times are tough. People are watching their money, and so is PBS. But if we the public don't support public media, that media goes away. I wouldn't be the person I am today without having watched PBS as both a kid and an adult, and I want to pass that gift on to the next generations.

So please. Check out PBS today. Check out your local station, and give a little bit if you can. Thank you.

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yes the rumours are true !!! i would like a kiss. perhaps two or three actually if that’s not asking too much

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Y’all I just signed up for Ellipsus which is a new writing app (like google docs) which is strongly against generative ai!!! I think I’ll start writing on there more now, cause it seems really cool

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i have this awesome skincare routine called picking at my face till it bleeds. its great because it makes my skin way worse in every way and also it hurts

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NOT to be romantic but yeah my friends are the treasure i found along the way. fuck it, sure, friendship is magic; i've sat down at a table and felt at home and i don't even know what a "home" is. half of them are necromancers anyway. they found me half-dead and they put their hands to my inert body and moved my limbs and said it's okay. it sucks. but we'll both get up again.

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send me a ☕️ and a topic and i’ll talk about how i feel about it

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do you guys wanna get up early and get pastries and eat them in the park and lay in the grass for a while and then go for a long walk to an antique centre and wander round and hold things up and say "this is you 🫵" and then watch classic who and parallel play by working on our individual writing/art projects for the rest of the day with intermittent drink/snack breaks and none of us ever have to look at microsoft outlook or receive an email ever again

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I’m pretty confident I’m monogamous but I will say it scares me sometimes to think that I won’t be able to know the touch of a woman if I fall in love with a man

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So I recently discovered I’m genderfluid (or at least I’m trying that label out) and I’ve been toying around with the idea of an alternate name, cause I’ve never really been attached to my given name. Problem is, I can’t really decide on one, so I’m open to suggestions: what names (any gender) seem to fit my vibe?

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Reblog and put in the tags if you can remember where you got the shirt you're currently wearing.

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deep fried clip from this YouTube video where you can see Mikey snap a picture with his phone and Gerard makes a little in-character quip as a way to tell him off lmao

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reblog if you're corny and insufferable