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27 | they/them | 🇲🇽 | coffee lover | Pan | Nonbinary | writer | artist | dog mom | memento mori | book hoader | heller | side blog : chaoticenbywrites

[sayruq]

If you feel this way, here are some Gofundmes you can donate to

Abu Shammalah Family (€953/100,000)

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Maliha Family (€23,446/32,000)

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Ezzideen & his Family (€26,314/75,000)

Ahmed's family (€4,658/70,000)

Let's do our part to help the people of Gaza!!!!

[chaoslunaire]

Eddie doesn’t want to move Hellfire. Changing the date is out of the question! No matter how much they insist, Eddie refuses to budge.

Dustin, Will, Mike, Lucas, and Erica complain to Steve about it. They ask him to do something to get Eddie to change the date. Steve tells them it’s impossible to change Eddie’s mind, especially regarding Hellfire, but given their persistence, he agrees to try, though he makes no promises; if Eddie won’t listen to them, he certainly won’t listen to him.

That same evening, Eddie is at Steve’s place, in the living room, having taken over his table to map out his new Campaign. Eddie is focused on a document when Steve comes up behind him and leans forward, planting both hands flat on the table and boxing Eddie in. Steve inhales before whispering into Eddie’s ear, “You should move Hellfire”. Eddie is completely out of touch with reality, and the only thing he manages to say is, “Okay”. Steve smiles and whispers, “Good boy,” letting his lips graze the shell of Eddie’s ear before pulling away completely and returning to what he was doing. Eddie remains motionless, trying to steady his racing heart and make sense of exactly what just happened.

The next day, Eddie announces that he has decided to change the date of the next Campaign. He gives no details and answers no questions. He tells them they should simply consider themselves lucky that, in his great kindness, he listened to their whining and approved their request.

(Since Hellfire takes place at Steve’s place, the boys and Erica assume that Steve simply needs to remind Eddie that it’s his house and he’s the one in charge and that, consequently, Hellfire has to be moved. When they asked him “to do something,”  they meant “having an adult conversation.”)

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[tzikeh]

More examples of the WORST mansplaining here.

[useyourblinker]

This might be my favorite

[lotsofcatsandcheapwine]

This is mine

[stockyardsyndrome]

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[nudityandnerdery]

Beautiful, no notes. (Found it on Facebook, tracked it back to Reddit)

[escuerzoresucitado]

[sweetheartdemma]

Perlah and Princess never got to have children, they tried IVF a few times but nothing came from it, and then with the cost of IVF they eventually decided to stop trying.

Fast forward many years and they meet this 27 year old woman who has no family and is slowly loosing her culture, the very culture they hoped to show their own child.

Two years later they are sharing a delicious filipino meal with a girl who calls them mama and mom. They are speaking in tagalong and laughing about their day.

Perlah and Princess realise that even if it took years to get here, they eventually did get their child.

[sweetheartdemma]

Trinity almost lost her parents the day she reported her gymnastics coach for sexual abuse, she lost them permanently after coming out as gay. Trinity realised she was not only loosing her family, she was loosing her culture.

Trinity figured she would probably live the rest of her life without her parents and culture. She was absolutely heartbroken but had learnt to accept that’s what she gets for being who she is.

The first day working at the Pitt she meets these two woman, both filipino, both very much cultural. Something sparks inside of her but she can’t figure out what it is.

Years later as she is dancing and singing to a filipino song, cooking a traditional meal with two woman who she calls mom and mama, she realises she never actually lost her family, she just had to wait a while for them to find her.

They accept her for all her faults and love her just the way she is. Sometimes she can’t believe this is what she gets after thinking she would loose her culture and die without a family.

[aromanticduck]

Free service with ads: Well, if I'm not paying for it they have to foot the bill somehow.

Paid service with no ads: Well, if they're not funding it with ad revenue, they need to charge us something.

Paid service with ads: Well that's bullshit.

"We used to be a paid service without ads, but now we're putting ads in it! If you want the ad-free version you have to pay more for preeeeemium": Fuck you fuck you fuck you

[juststarsandthemoon]

Free service with no ads: Okay so these guys are stealing my data

[literatebugs]

[anik]

i love this guy