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On my knees begging users on this website to realise that criticising someone for explicitly siding with the transmisogyny-first branch of the anti-trans movement is not "infighting" just because they happen to be somewhere in the trans umbrella

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i imagine ten thousand people have already done this but i put @bigfoots-biggest-fan's Slur Song into the picker wheel — figure out what flavor of not-suitable-for-work queer you are!

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ID: ancient tiles depicting a scared or offended looking cat

mē, tangō leviter Miētte cum latus pedīs meī: Miētta, dēmovēre ut nōn incurrere in tē

Miētte, cum oculōs ēius magnōs: tū CALITRĀS Miētte? tū calitrās corpus ēius sīcut follis? ēheu! ēheu! carcer prō Mātre! carcer prō Mātre prō Singula Mīlla Annōs!!!!

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Sometimes tweeter people know their stuff- this is the right kind of toxic angst I want to read.

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wait wtf was there once a meme that was just the word gun

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I'm torn between obsession and hate

For the mess that she made me make

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Soooo fucking pissed my phone is on 25% so I can’t get in the subway and just ride it without risking my phone dying while I’m lost

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"In the past, it was a challenge for me to go downstairs, but now it is convenient to go anywhere," said Peng Haiting, 64...

From the article linked above:

Peng lives in the Zhiyin'ge residential complex in Nan'an district. In 2000, he opened a shop about 1 kilometer from home. But he had to take a detour of 3 kilometers to reach it [due to using crutches and then, eventually, an electric wheelchair] ...

Today, Peng's life has changed. In just a short 1-kilometer stretch from the complex to the street nearby, both the sidewalks and the road are connected by curb ramps, making it easy for Peng to move on the sidewalk. The sidewalks also have sufficient space reserved for wheelchair passage.

..."Before the renovation, we conducted household surveys in collaboration with community commissions to assess the living conditions of disabled residents in the areas. This ensured that while adhering to accessibility standards for public spaces, we could also accommodate personalized needs as much as possible," Wang told People's Daily.

..."In the past, we had to climb 70-step stairs to go home from the street. Given my wife's knee problems, even with my assistance, she was not able to climb so many stairs, so she could only nestle at home all year round," Mu recalled.

During the renovation of Xinxinglu community, the installation of accessible ramps was a shared aspiration of residents. ...The commission came up with a new solution - building connecting corridors and installing elevators along the streets. ...

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chillin on a Saturday night

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Okay, so Google Removed Pride Month and Other Diversity Holidays From Its Calendar App. There are many ways to respond to this, including leaving Google Calendar. If you can't do that for any reason, this project has something that might help.

Every year we make a calendar of dates that have particular significance to queer history. It has always been a pleasure project and hasn't made us much money, so when we made a Google Calendar plug-in, we made it pay-what-you-can. I'm grateful we did because it means anyone can access this now.

To be clear, this is more than Pride Month; this has near-daily reminders of queer history. Birthdates of people you may not recognize (though we encourage you to learn more about them on our website). This doesn't address everything. Google also removed Black History Month, Indigenous People Month, Jewish American Heritage Month, Holocaust Remembrance Day, and Hispanic Heritage Month. We have many of them on our calendar, but we can't promise we have everything Google got rid of, as this was made with no clue that Google would do this.

Regardless, we wanted to put this resource out there in response to the news. Preserving queer history is a community responsibility, and we are grateful to share any tools that we have.

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idk y’all should treat fat men better. and i don’t mean mildly chubby guys i mean honest-to-god love-handles-and-double-chins fat guys. stop calling them shit like discord mods or gross weebs or nasty creeps or neckbeards or that they’re stinky or sweaty or beer bellied or whatever else. fatphobia isn’t cute, even repackaged in a neat little box of “ew men”

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I love to be trans every day . I love waking up and being trans. I love looking in the mirror and seeing a trans man. yippeeeee!!!!

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i never see enough tips for trans women/transfem people so. here’s a video that came up about tucking :] (don’t worry she doesn’t use tape at all despite the thumbnail)

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what's a book you read as a teenager that was so magical and personally profound to you it literally changed your life, doesnt matter if the book was actually well written or not. mine's probably the catcher in the rye

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Some of you have got to stop getting on literally any post about physical disability and chronic pain & talking about adhd and anxiety I don't know how to explain to you that these are not the same thing. Like I have all of the above and the adhd and anxiety can be debilitating for sure but if you've never had your body actually stop working from the amount of pain that you're in you Do Not get it. No executive dysfunction doesn't count as being physically unable to move. Some people don't have legs

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slapping this badge on my blog