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In September they don't feel like going anywhere or doing any bucket lists - no getting out of the comfort zone this time around. All they need is a little comfort of one another - they take breaks for a movie night when they wouldn't, buy extra cakes they haven't tried previously, go on date-walks and take bubble baths with new scents.
Enjoying simple things in life and appreciating your own presence here feels like it should be a basic part of any bucket list.
How is your September going? Do you have any plans or achievements this month?
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Watch the 2024 American Climate Leadership Awards for High School Students now: https://youtu.be/5C-bb9PoRLc
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every time one of our beat writers says something about how many goals against faber has been on ice for lately i want to challenge them to single combat in the parking lot behind the culvers. that's my BOY shut up about my BOY he's doing his best!!!!! okay!!!!!!!!
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Watch the American Climate Leadership Awards 2024 now: https://youtu.be/bWiW4Rp8vF0?feature=shared
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how do i stop my internalized homophobia?
Ngl anon, it's less stopping it and more talking over it. If you were raised in a strict, homophobic environment, that little voice is still going to be there cause it was a part of your development. So you shout over it instead with new data
"Being gay is a sin" okay I hear you but my friends are gay and I can't really see them as sinful people
"You're broken/wrong/living in sin" okay speak your truth bestie but I'm happier living my life authentically so I'm okay being wrong for now
"You're going to Hell" cool cool but what about now? Am I happy right now? Am I living this life in a way that benefits me now? I'm focusing on this life, not a potential afterlife
I'm very STEM-oriented so my therapist and I refer to it as "Plotting new data points" You kinda just have to listen to the internalized homophobia, say okay okay I hear you but have you considered this new data point that suggest a positive correlation between being openly LGBTQ and my own happiness? Yea I know this was regarded as a sin before but statistically speaking the chances of it actually being sin are insignificant. Yea it doesn't even have a 95% confidence interval. Loving who I am seems to have a positive outcome though but I'll need more positive queer experiences to be certain
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Umm… so what’s the subby murder bot book that 80 people are trying to read?
I'm tearing my own hair out in frustration, I tell you. I don't know if any of my holds are any good bc I can't READ THEM YET!!!
If anyone is looking for romance novels to read, I've found r/RomanceBooks and their Book Request tag to be very helpful as far as mainstream cishet recs. I scroll through the book requests until I see someone asking for a book that sounds like something I'd enjoy, and then check the comments. If I see a book linked that sounds interesting, I check out the free preview and then place a hold at the library if it's available (or request an inter-library loan if not). Their romance bot unfortunately provides links to goodreads rather than storygraph or similar, so if you are trying to avoid Amazon affiliates be advised.
The book that started me on this trend was found on this thread, and it was For My Lady's Heart by Laura Kinsale. Basic premise is a medieval knight that has essentially taken a vow of celibacy has to escort a princess caught up in intrigue to her castle. The author actually has a good grasp on medieval worldbuilding and writes in Middle English when the characters speak English rather than French, which REALLY tickles my heart. The book doesn't end as well as I'd hoped - a little too convenient, doesn't double down enough on subby murderbot-ness - but the journey and the writing is enjoyable enough that I would recommend it as a fun read.
I also recommend pretty much any of T. Kingfisher's romances, if you don't mind a little bit of...tumblr house flavor, I suppose? The author IS on tumblr and is very much a product of fandom, which might not scratch your itch if you are deliberately looking for contrasting tone, but I DEVOURED Paladin's Grace and the Clocktaur Verse (they are in the same universe but stand alone), since she also does some good horror stuff and has great worldbuilding.
I browsed around a little more and put a hold on The Highwayman by Kerrigan Byrne, Hot Blooded by Heather Guerre (although her werewolf romance VERY much turned me off, just couldn't stand the MMC), and His Secondhand Wife by Cheryl St. John, but have NO clue if any of them will actually deliver the very specific content I'm looking for in a romance novel. Unsatisfactory state of affairs ;_____;
If you want fanfic to tide you over, I put this list and this list together for femdom stuff!
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me in queer circles: i hate the statement "everyone's a little bit bi". would you say that to a gay or lesbian person? probably not, that would be considered homophobic, but it's directed towards straight people in an act that delegitimises bisexual identity. how would you fit asexuality into that equation? to act as though bisexuality is the only allo identity is unrealistic and erases the biphobia we can experience-
me in christian circles: so you don't think you're even a little gay? like you've never thought about it? not once?
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Some of the things I kept track of during this M*A*S*H rewatch:
Episodes with Radar's teddy bear: 31 (mentioned in an additional four)
Episodes with kids: 24*
Episodes where Father Mulcahy is mentioned or shown to be a boxer: 12*
Episodes that feature Sophie, Colonel Potter's horse: 9
Episodes with Radar's menagerie: 11 (mentioned in one additional episode)
Episodes where Grape Nehi is shown or mentioned (by Radar or otherwise): 12
Episodes where Radar does impressions: 5
Episodes where Radar plays the drums: 3
Christmases celebrated: 4†
Characters who dress as Santa: 3
Number of wedding anniversaries Colonel Potter celebrates [February 2]: 2
Number of purple hearts that Frank puts in for himself (undeserved): 2
Total number of episodes: 251
Some firsts:
Radar's first Grape Nehi: "Welcome to Korea" (s4 e1)
Radar first name reveal [Walter]: "Quo Vadis, Captain Chandler?" (s4 e10)
William Christopher's name added to the opening credits: "Bug Out" (s5 e1)
Radar middle name reveal [Eugene]: "Fade Out, Fade In" (s6 e1)
Charles Emerson Winchester becomes Charles Emerson Winchester III: "The Price" (s7 e17)
Hawkeye's father's name reveal [Daniel]: "Sons and Bowlers" (s10 e19)
Some attempts to make sense of the timeline:
When Colonel Potter assumes command of the 4077th, he states that he expects to be in command for 18 months (s4 e2)
We also learn that Margaret has been in the army for 10 years at that time (s4 e2)
Margaret's marriage lasts about 3 months (s10 e1)
Charles spends about two years at the 4077th (s11 e16)
So does BJ; Erin turns two years old towards the end of the war (s11 e16)
*Indicates that I'm not 100% confident in my numbers
†A Christmas celebration is also referenced in "Margaret's Engagement" (s5 e2) which appears to be the Christmas in "Death Takes a Holiday" (s9 e5), as she talks about Colonel Potter dressing up as Santa.
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