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tokyo google maps

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I LOVE TO BE ALIVE BECAUSE THERE IS ALWAYS SOMEONE TO LOVE!

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please elaborate in tags :)

#like sorta? But it really depends. I read like 80% lesbian genre fiction because I know that's what I like #and I do HATE being jumpscared by a shitty hetero romance when I'm reading something else #but it's like. I'm not going to read something just because it's queer+I'm not going to Not read a book just because it's not gay #I'm still really picky about what I actually like and have to be interested in the plot and premise #like I'm not going to go ooooh this book has gay people let me read it just for that!!!! especially when its yet another boring romance #^sorry. peace and love to romance I just DO nooooot care personally. I don't want to read about two identical British men kissin or whateve

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I don't care if she commits atrocities, bro, she's justified by the narrative

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My 11-month male cat lets my foster kittens nurse on him.

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an unmatched feeling actually

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assorted transfem laios dunmeshi drawings,,,, her any pronouns agenderism is real and canonical to me

#dungeon meshi #I SEE THE VISION!!!!!!

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I know some rad fuckers.

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the place adventure time has in just culture in general is so so funny to be because it's so prevalent whether through just merch with characters on it or designs directly referencing the style/aesthetics and yet most people have not actually seen the show past season 1-5 (including me until like a year ago!) so if you try to explain any post s5 adventure time plot where it basically became a complete different show you sound fucking insane. they don't even know about princess bubblegum's gay cousin chicle. they don't even know about my dear friend fern.

#adventure time #SO REAL

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hmmm probs won't go with this style but we'll see

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"Can we talk about men?" "Men experience this too." "It's just that as a man," "Not to derail but this is also true for men." "OP idk if you know but men also..." "Sadly this also goes for men." "Can we please bring up how this affects men?" "Its just that men--

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I love baseball

#bugs tw #bees

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Sudeley Castle, Gloucestershire (2008) Designed By: Henry Krokatsi

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part of the reason why the whole "men/boys are taught not to cry!!!! its so sad for them!!!!" thing bothers me is because so many women i know went through childhood and young adult life staring into the middle distance in order to be taken seriously as people. its devastating to learn as a child that crying is associated with "femininity" weakness and hysteria and to witness all around you how these farcical patriarchal claims are used to dismiss women's distress. different human emotions being assigned specific genders and "feminine emotions" specifically being belittled and degraded can actually make women recoil from them in order to be treated like a person, isn't that funny