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⚠️ Endos, com/proshippers, thinspo/anti-recovery, “mspec” lesbians/gays also DNI

I wasn’t gonna make this as these don’t really work but I just see this as a way to let ppl know what I’m against as thats vry important on tumblr as far as I can tell

#read my dni #stim blog

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I just think these look nice !!

READ MY DNI B4 INTERACTING

#stim gifs #baking #stim blog

I’m having such a hard time adjusting to tumbr (primarily queer tumblr [not in a derogatory way i am queer]) cuz im new to it and yall use so much words ive never even heard of and i gotta pretend I know wth yall r talking about 💔 like ive heard stuff abt tumblr n such but i didnt think it was actually like… like yknow.. help

#queer community #transgender #bisexual

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🌈 ! Rainbow cleancore / bathcore stimboard ☆

#antiship

ardenrosegarden

Tonight, even in the deep, there is light. Glowing ammonites rise from the abyss. Ammonites are mollusks, related to octopus and squid. These scaphitids are no bigger than a human hand. For weeks, they’ve been gathering in the coastal depths. In the deep, these lights may help lure planktonous food, but tonight they serve a different purpose. They’ve been drawn to the surface to mate, and soon there are thousands in each school. Neighbor triggers neighbor, creating waves of bioluminescence. They have complex nervous systems, controlling light-producing cells called photocytes. The males jostle for a place around the larger females. Clues from their displays tell her who’s fittest and who is the best mate. As couples entwine, they coordinate their light displays. If he can’t match her precise rhythm, he’ll be rejected. But there is perfect synchrony. This pair will now spawn and help produce the next generation. After fertilization, the females enter the shallows to release their eggs. As with most cephalopods, breeding is the final act of their short lives. By morning, these lights will have flickered and died. This magical night will be their last.