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being in love with the process and not the results is one of the healthiest things in the world
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Sometimes listening to straight girls talk is so wild they’ll be like “it sucks that I’m tall because I love heels so much but I can’t wear them because then I’ll be taller than my boyfriend!!!” and just like what in the goddamn hell are you talking about
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Haven't figured out a politic way to word this but before saying someone/thing "makes you uncomfortable" please ask yourself this important question: is it any of your fucking business
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i just wanted to say you're not gross if you deal with gastrointestinal issues. even if people treat your symptoms and disorders like they're disgusting, they're not. they're genuine health problems- health includes your entire body. if you are having issues digesting/processing foods, eating, controlling your bowels or having diarrhea or constipation issues or frequent gas and bloating, you're not gross. if you need a colostomy bag, you're not gross. if you need to use diapers you're not gross. if you frequently vomit you're not gross. if you deal with acid reflux and chronic heartburn you're not gross.
people and even doctors will treat people with these kinds of issues like we're disgusting but we're just people with health issues. a GI issue is no less worthy of attention than a broken bone. it doesn't matter where it's located in the body you still need help with it. there are many issues people can have with digestion that aren't necessarily "gross" and they don't deserve to be looked down on. you deserve care and respect from everyone in your life. you don't deserve to be treated like your health problems don't matter
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Welp, if JK Rowling being executive producer and therefore being fully involved in the show wasn't enough for people to boycott, then here's HBO basically saying they don't care JK Rowling is a bigot from hell who literally helped lead a harassment campaign of lies against Imane Khalif in her transphobia and obsession with women being terf's standards of women alongside posting harassment against trans people on twitter at times, they gonna stand by her, while using the excuse, "personal views". Hmm, yes, personal views- that's one way to uh, call what the fuck JK Rowling comes out with a-lot- last I checked personal views do come with consquiences if said out loud....a thousand times in JK's case and still counting....especially if they hurt people, but hey, if it means making another Harry Potter project to milk, just let it fucking be I guess.
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love starting a war show they just throw 25 identical looking guys at u and then leave u too it. they don't even wish u good luck or nothing just. here have the lads. its like getting into a new kpop group
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i think if twitter went down, TV writing would get at least 30% better
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doing the legendary bird themed blowjob by stuffing a bunch of small gravel in my mouth before sticking your dick in there.
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A message from one of the four young women who are going to jail for protesting Elbit Systems, Israel’s largest arms manufacturer
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this is making me insane. time flies when you're a faggot
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The cost of living in an active warzone is, unsurprisingly, pretty high.
It costs several thousand to cross over to Egypt, for instance, and that's when the crossing is even open. Basic survival in the meantime is expensive.
A family with three kids, one suffering from hypothyroidism, trying to get out? £14000. Getting medical treatment? £2000. It's expensive! Even providing food and medicine, basic necessities while working on getting out in the long term, is expensive.
But it's completely possible with good crowdfunding.
Lubna Albjrami is raising funds, firstly to help with daily expenses, and secondly to help her family get to Egypt and get healthcare for her son. The family is currently unable to afford food and medicine due to price gouging and a lack of income due to the war in Gaza. You can read her story here, and donate here.
It's completely possible to help, materially, to improve the situation of Lubna and her family. Crowdfunding is how we can show, collectively, that we stand with the people of Gaza by helping the victims of the war, directly.
Her campaign is vetted as #191 on the @gazavetters list, and the donation link is here.
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