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No, I would not steal a car. However, if I had the ability to create a copy of someone's car that I could have for free while the other person retained their original car, I would definitely do that.

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shot in the HEAD. and you're to blame. You are not good. At dart game

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Rolling the runway with mama

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It's so weird to me when people are like 'but that will cost the government money!' So what? They're the government, they're supposed to be spending money. What, you want them to take your tax dollars and then do nothing with it? Lock it all up in a big government vault and just look at it? Why are you so scared of giving a third grader lunch or a homeless person a house.

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blackberries are so good <- the start of my fruit reviewer career

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saw a video that was like “everybody comment what you did today so we can see how everyone experienced something different” and the comments have me tearing up on this train. what the fuckkkk. the human experience

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please reblog if you can and don’t tag this post, to avoid deboosting

i am currently under forced labor by threat of violence & death. my previous coworker was illegally indebted to our employer by over $10k and earned no more than $30 a week.

i was promised this job under the guise of gaining my independence to leave my abuser and batterer. i can’t even afford to pay my phone bill monthly. i make, no exaggeration, No Money. $0.00. you can imagine the toll this takes on someone.

i am orphaned & disabled. i am dependent on my host family for food and shelter. i do not earnestly believe i could survive without them at this point in time, which is why i have not reported it.

i’m not asking for cash donos. please just help me make my nanny quarters safe and comfortable for me.

if you feel so terribly inclined to help i will offer up my Cashapp/Paypal, but it’s not my main focus.

throne wishlist

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i know this isn't what i usually post about on here but it makes me really upset that a lot of people don't acknowledge having severe food allergies as a disability. one of my close family members has to deal with it on the daily and people don't realize how much this affects people who have them. seeing people joke about how they're being picky or sensitive about food or whatever pisses me off so much because they just... don't acknowledge that this is something you can literally die from. they don't acknowledge all of the people who've died from being in contact with their food allergen because of other people's ignorance regarding it.

there have been multiple times i've brought up my family member's allergies with people as a safety thing only for them to just sorta brush it off because they don't understand the severity of it. it's not something you can just get over for other people's sake and it's not something to joke about. i wish there was more awareness about it.

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Blatantly stealing this image from that massive collection of screenshots, but this one in particular is pissing me off.

Do you people seriously think trans men don’t have severe social pressure to never ever consider that they might be men? Do you think transphobia as a whole only applies to trans women? What do you think happens when a trans man comes out, that the whole family gets together to throw a fucking party or some shit?

The beginning was just kind of silly and operates on the presumption that we can’t at least share a community in-joke about a shared or at the very least similar experience. But the part about “no extreme social pressures” is just an enraging load of horse shit. I get that trans women faced pressure to live as men and that’s awful. Now please realize that not everyone is pressured to live as men and some of us were actually heavily pressured to live as women and this is still awful.

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California girls we're unaccountable

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'as a ___ student' so a 20 year old without a degree in the subject?

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friendly reminder that some pride flags have a lot of meaning behind their symbols and to do research before making pride merch/designs. The intersex flag has a circle to show that we are whole, not broken, and breaking up the circle/leaving it incomplete is considered improper since it undermines the meaning of the circle in the first place 👍

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can you guys watch my squab for me im gonna go on my smoko

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One of the machines broke down at the hyperbole factory. The situation is frustrating, but ultimately manageable.

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“I tampered with that persons food/drink order because I thought it would be funny” is like saying “I cut your brakes out of your car because I thought it would be funny”. that’s not a joke. It’s almost premeditated murder

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r/Trans hates transmen/transmascs

I am so proud of my transmasc and trans men brothers for defending our right to be seen and have a voice in the face of overwhelming insult from the mods of r/Trans. I have had so many bad experiences on that subreddit specifically even though it is supposed to be for all people. They are deeply misandrist and transandrophobic and have shown their true colors. Many of us are trying to create a true intersectional subreddit like r/Trans was supposed to be. Come join us over at r/trans4every1 Also, thank you to all of the transfems, enby's, intersex, and all others who are being great allies to us! All of us are in this together on this rock and I appreciate all of you being true blue :) I have seen so many supportive comments on multiple subreddits. Trans men deserve the same space as all other queers! **Editing to include the saga of what has currently transpired. The following was written by the mods of r/FTM**

"For those who are unaware, here are the events that transpired: A user posted on both r/trans and r/lgbt talking about how trans men and transmascs are invisible and our struggles and oppression are often downplayed or dismissed. One mod commented on the post and told OP to "stop bitching". This comment was quickly deleted after receiving backlash. Shortly after, the entire post was removed, and when asked, a mod responded by claiming that OP was playing oppression olympics and the topic was divisive. Said mod continued by going through each of OP's points of discussion and dismissing them. Saying such things as "That's not unique to trans masc people." in reference to OP talking about trans men and transmascs getting sexually assaulted, and "People are not denied T any more than E through legal means." despite it being a well known fact that Testosterone is a controlled substance in many parts of the world, while Estrogen is not. And nearly all the information on this subjects (Which I will remind the userbase that it is still a banned topic. Please respect that) is written with trans women/fems in mind. They also called OP's discussion of the transandrophobia we face within the community "Oppression olympics" and OP was givven a 3 day ban. When a mod made a post about it, they said that "nobody asked us our side of the story", to which the userbase made multiple comments pointing out they DID ask, and they were asking now. Multiple people have since claimed to have had comments removed that explain the situation and banned. These claims as of yet have not been backed up with evidence, so for fairness, we will say that this is allegedly what happened. The mods then went on to remove many posts that were in support of trans men and of people upset at what had transpired. The user's post in r/lgbt was also removed. Another comment was made about the situation, and as of writing this post, r/trans is locked to any new posts. The original OP and several others have since posted here to the subreddit. Many of these posts are being mass reported and automod is removing them after a number of reports. We are aware of this and we are working through the pile of modmail notifications we now have because of this. Some posts may not be reinstated simply because we feel it would be better to have a singular discussion platform here, to reach as many people as possible. We have since been contacted by the mod who made the post and comment explaining their side, to which we say that we do not agree with them on that trans men/mascs talking about our issues is "oppression olympics", as well as another mod from r/trans (who also moderates an anti-trans subreddit and a conservative subreddit) accusing us of allowing brigading. Our official position on this matter is that trans men and transmascs deserve an equal seat at the table of transness, and that there is unfortunate amounts of transandrophobia and invisibility within trans and lgbt+ communities. We ask that you please try to limit discussion of the current drama to this singular page. This will help everyone stay in the loop, and it will also help us avoid mass reporting of multiple posts and defend ourselves against accusations of brigading."