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"ace attorney fans make the same joke every year and it's never funny blah blah blah" could never be me. happy "almost christmas means it wasn't christmas" to all who celebrate
Peter B dosen't act like Miles' dad,he acts like Miles' older brother and Hobie dosen't act like Miles' older brother,he acts like Miles' boyfriend.Peter B DOES act like a dad but that dosen't make him Miles' dad and Hobie also acts like a dad but ain't ANYBODY seeing him as their dad.I am CorrectTM,this is my eldest sibling with age gaps with all their younger siblings and black girlfaggot knowledge
*Veiling = covering your head/hair, usually in an act of devotion to a higher power, but not always. Some people veil every day, some only veil every once in a while, and some only veil on specific days/occasions. Some people veil for religious reasons, some for spiritual reasons, and some for cultural reasons. No matter your reason for doing so, if you're sapphic and also veil, please feel free to answer!
For me, I'm usually not thinking much about it. I happen to be a sapphic, and I also happen to veil for religious and spiritual reasons. But sometimes there's this very rude little voice in the back of my head that tells me I can't possibly be both a lesbian and someone who veils, and that I have to either stop veiling all together or marry a man one day and keep veiling. It's a struggle between feeling like I'm either betraying my God by being a lesbian (I'm not), or I'm betraying my sapphic community by being religious and actually acting on it (again, I'm not). 97% of the time, I don't even question myself, comfortable and confident as the demiflux lesbian God made me to be, but that 3% of the time that I'm struggling with it, I've noticed that having my veil on, though usually a comfort for me, a constant reminder that God's love surrounds me wherever I go, can trigger some guilty feelings. Hence the poll.
Today I eat cake and watermelon and watch little kids draw posters about wildfire prevention (and get paid for it!) and tomorrow I get to be in a room full of Jews for the first time in person in over a year. Yeah, this isn't so bad.