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toxic by britney spears is about neil fitzpatrick??? the supervet ????? i am LEVITATING

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alan cumming, hamlet. 1993.

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astrology is fake but it’s still more real than wine tasting

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where to possibly start with this. maybe change your settings so 18 year olds can’t see you then you absolute WEAPON

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this is not my beautiful circus..these are not my beautiful monkeys

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This is like a baby sensory video to me it's my cocomelon I'm watching it on my LeapPad

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having so much fun watching this fd signifier vid on the kendrick drake beef i should’ve watched it ages ago

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JOHN TURTURRO for Zegna (2025)

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bought a podcast mic today . it's so over

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Maybe there's hope for Britain after all

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this is my favourite video rn btw

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chat how normal is it that i opened the jar of fancy marmalade i bought a week ago to try it on toast 'for the first time' only to find a huge chunk taken out of it and that, apparently, this was not the first time i had eaten it and i have zero memory of trying it before or even opening it. i am genuinely concerned

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I don’t know who needs to hear this, but if you let something slide because you were too shocked to react in the moment, you can bring it up the next time you talk to that person, you can text them, you can let them know it won’t slide again in the future. you don’t have to just accept that behavior indefinitely because you couldn’t gather your thoughts to say it made you uncomfortable when it first happened. you’re not making anything awkward, you are giving someone an opportunity to show care for you, and telling them you trust them enough to change their behavior. there is literally nothing wrong or bad with voicing discomfort even if the moment has already passed.