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In Kalinigrad, a pedestrian passed through a car standing at a pedestrian crossing, waiting for the green light.

i aspire to be this petty someday

“you got room here? can i just move right through here, seeing as you are standing on the pedestrian crosswalk? thanks.”

catherynbrained

I was just talking about this video an hour ago.

catchymemes

“My mom painted this and said no one would like it. It’s her 2nd painting.”

“I painted somebody’s mom”

“Took a while and not perfect, but i painted the guy who painted the other guy’s mom”

“I painted the girl who painted the guy who painted the other guy’s mom who painted an egret”

fullpraxisnow

#MLKalsoSaid via Twitter

brainsickking

I wanna get buff. It’s one of my few wishes in life. I need to be able to lift my friends up both emotionally and physically. I do not, however, want to Ever do Any exercise in my life.

ruinedchildhood

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c-bassmeow

outforhealth

This best practice guide and start up kit provides rationale, terminology, information on the impact of stigma on health, standards of care, non-discrimination policies, informed consent, transgender patient navigation, staff training and communications and marketing.

Y’ALL we did a thing at our Planned Parenthood!! We wrote a guide to help other Planned Parenthood’s get started providing transgender and non-binary care! It’s free and we’re pretty psyched to share it!

gaynfl-moved

pick your fighter

the ‘$1000 to go to Hawaii’ bride, the ‘I bought a $99 polygraph on amazon’ lady, or the ‘why was $200 so huge’ birthday girl

marisatomay

a lot of people seem to be confused and think the hawaii bride and the polygraph lady are the same but they’re actually 2 separate people so here’s all 3 in one go

the “$1500 to go to hawaii” bride

Ms Polygraph Test

$200 birthday

bask in the unfiltered nonsense of it all

gaynfl-moved

since someone mentioned this and I had forgotten, a last minute entry fighter: “Squire Sebastian” lady

imsuchacapricorn

New to the arena, Kristie and her surprise wedding

oldfarmhousefallfeatures

Cookie Crumbs

tealfruit

I’m making bread

tealfruit

bread boys

tealfruit

my sons!

THEY’RE DELICIOUS

tealfruit

frog bread was tagged explicit. reblog the forbidden frog bread for luck and power

awed-frog

flirting in the 21st century

sexynephron

Update:

homofied

screeeech

babyanimalgifs

unclefather

he has a joke to tell you but he has to stop laughing first

just-shower-thoughts

As an adult, I can quite literally do whatever I want to, but I always end up wanting to just go home.

paradisiak

I’ve never seen anything more accurate

lesbomatriarchy

*writes I LIKE GIRLS on every other page of my journals so future historians don’t try to insist that I’m straight”

penis-siz3-average

Future straight Historians: “we see several examples of her prioritizing a sisterly bond with the women around her, for example on page 12 she says ‘I like girls’ and throughout the text she references loving women and preferring their company. This is not to say she prioritized above her romantic relationships because on page 78 she mentions talking to a man one time in her life. It’s hard to know just how much she valued her sisterly bond with women due to this one reference of men and the ambiguity of early 21st century slang. For example on page 12 when she said she liked women, the passage continues ’…in a lesbian way. I want to kiss girls, they are so pretty, I’m so gay.’ Now it’s difficult to understand just what that sentence means. We know that in the early 21st century kissing on the cheek in greeting had gone out of vogue but the word gay, a word with an archaic meaning of happiness gives the contextual clues that perhaps she is references that old fashioned practice.

Going back to the nameless man that is mentioned once on page 78 for one sentance…”

aisandetsarepeopletoo-deactivat

“Now, given that she wrote on page 12, ‘Just to be clear: I’m sexually and romantically attracted to women exclusively,’ one may be tempted to read this literally, but we can’t rule out sarcasm.”