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Urgent Appeal 🥊
Hello my friend 👋
My name is Mohammed, I live in Gaza City and I am 19 years old. I have lived through the full horrors of war — hunger, displacement, fear, relentless bombings, destruction, and so many other painful experiences 🥹😭.I never created a donation link before, and I haven’t received any kind of help throughout this devastating war 🥲💔.
I was so happy when the ceasefire was announced, and I dreamed of starting a small shop to earn a living. But sadly, the war returned — even more violent and destructive than before 😭.Our area has now been declared a dangerous combat zone, and we lost our home — the only shelter we had 💔.
Worst of all, my father was seriously injured: he tragically lost one of his hands and an eye, and he is now completely unable to work or support our family 🥲😭.
Prices have skyrocketed, and we have no source of income. I’m launching this donation campaign now with a broken heart but a little hope 🥲.
Please, for the sake of humanity and for the sake of my family, consider making a donation to help us survive 🙏💔.
I just created the donation link, hoping that someone out there might lend a helping hand.
My name is Mohammed. I am 18 years old and live in Gaza City. I am still at the beginning of my life, dreaming of a better future. My father
Please don’t let me down 🙏❤️🩹
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Hi, I'm Raven, and I'm running this campaign on behalf of my friend Ayoush. Any money raised will go to her in full. Please note the campaig
Hello my friends, I will always be grateful for your support, but Tumblr deleted my main account and I honestly do not know why.The truth is that I have no source of income and no stable way to survive. I urgently need your help.
Everything here has become extremely expensive, and the war has never truly stopped. Every moment, every day, and every night, there are more martyrs and more rising prices.
I truly need your support. Even if you cannot donate, please at least share and support my campaign. And if you are able to help, even a small donation like $15 can make a difference for me.
So any donation or contribution you make will help me buy basic living necessities and at least provide simple crochet supplies so I can continue making and selling my work to earn some money.I am only trying to provide food, water, and the most basic crochet tools — just the essential things.
Please try to support me.
And these are some of the crochet pieces I have made recently.
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Emotions recently became like floodlights. My pre-frontal cortex shutting down the sirens. Pulling the switch off and leaving me in total numbing blackness. On. Off. On. Off. Off. On. So and so forth. A horrible sensation of not being in-between, more of a split; numb versus everything all at once. Once flooding my system into over drive and my neurons forcefully cutting out the electricity, the feelings. Because feeling is a death sentence. Feeling is something of a forbidden fruit.
I hate the way that I am sometimes. Even my own flesh and blood will sit there, having known me since zero and believe in the myth of the monster. The angry kid. The little psychopath. The born just crazy. I’m cold. I’m emotionally unavailable. My grimaces of seeing others in pain or discomfort is seen as a smile. Why do I have to say I’m not smiling? You should know how I feel about anybody in pain.
But the thing that most people don’t tell you is that they don’t know you how you know you.
They don’t know how the assumption of the lie of my still face is just a mask of calm. That swirling ever so slight is a boiling over volcano that might just burn their fucking face off at some point in time.
There is something different. Rage, for sure. Something very different is born when all you do is the best and be inside out and outside in and spin around for their favor when they complain about that too. Slowly as the question of enough fades The Something turns sinister and angry and bitter. It spits blood towards anyone who says anything. It gives a sneer. The Something shuts down the feeling giving a cold once over of “should I just fucking kill you” and it’s slight. It’s there. The Something distrusts people, because why should it trust people and rely on them when even the ones that birthed them give those words of insult so absent-mindedly.
Always there in the deep basement and I always hated the word “anti-social”.
I am pro-social. Because it is beneficial as a species for homo-sapiens to collaborate with one another, it can be fun sometimes too. My problem is that I can see the way people are, most of them. Selfish. Greedy. Unreliable. Always An Angle. They can never see their own un-cultured bias and turn the lights on in their own basement. And they call me anti-social. Maybe I’m just smart with my time and energy and would like to do better things. If I had a million dollars I’d spend some of it, sure but I don’t. So I don’t.
Although back on topic on "people" that is my own bias.
When the adults in your life failed you every which way you dread meeting and hoping for this new connection, always thinking
"I wonder when they'll disappoint me, how long before that happens...?"
Because being perpetually disappointed is better than trusting another with a choice that, if you fuck it up, the very least it was your choice to begin with.
Muse, sing to me of this slippery slick
It has come to my attention that slick means something different to me than it does to the general public
Op, pray tell what does slick mean to you
A shrewd untrustworthy person :( like it says on the Miriam Webster:(
worst part of being an adult is how often youre forced to nag. you Have to be annoying or youre never getting anything done. which is unfortunate considering how common it is to teach kids to never nag and be annoying ever
a professional i am paying money doesnt show up w zero communication and IM the one who has to feel guilty for having to call him and ask whats going on. because when i was a little kid i would get yelled at for nagging. joke world
I am getting so TIRED of how god blessedly FRUSTRATING is is to do ANYTHING nowadays.
Been trying to get some health insurance and the Government is just like haha, you don't exist! W-H-A-T? DUDE. I GAVE YOU MY SOCIAL, ADDRESS, PHONE, ETC I'VE LIVED IN THE USA FOR MY ENTIRE FUCKING LIFE. W-T-F DO YOU MEAN YOU DON'T KNOW WHO I AM??
E-V-E-R-Y-T-I-M-E you go do something now it is the most FRUSTRATING MIND NUMBING SHIT TO GOT THROUGH. GO ONLINE AND FILL OUT THE PAPERWORK. INVALID. CALL PHONE NUMBER, Receptionists goes NOPE, STILL INVALID! GO TO LOCATION, 5 FUCKING HOUR WAIT (BEEN THERE TWICE ALREADY, DURING THE MORNING AND AFTERNOON. THERE IS LITERALLY NO GOOD TIME TO GO)
SHITFLINGINGFUCKINGBULLSHIT RIGHT HERE UGHH. SORRY. I JUST NEED TO VENT. Feel slightly better now after having my baby tantrum.
STILL, WHY IS EVERYTHING SO ANNOYING NOW????????
(literally at that point where I'm like if I get hit by a bus or some bullshit, I'm just gonna have fucking suck it up and deal with it.)
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REMINDER: Ben 10 #1 by Dynamite Comics OUT TOMORROW!
In celebration of the new era, let's look at all 12 of the variant covers that have come out.
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We gotta start calling it a sex change again to remind everybody you can change your sex
Obviously the old narrative/misconception about "having The Surgery" was uh. Stupid lol. The common refrain was "which one?" to emphasize transition doesn't work like that. But now we're living in "sex is an immutable Natural Fact" world and it's like well no actually. You're somehow wronger about how trans people's bodies work than you were before. There is no singular The Surgery because "sex" is made up of several different traits, nearly all of which are changeable, through surgery or hormones or even just exercising different muscle groups to change their appearance. "Buh chromosomes" you don't know what a chromosome is
I think there's some medias that you just cannot meaningfully engage with if your main priority is shipping
(Tired aroace voice, metaphorical cigarette in hand) You don't have to make them kiss... they don't always have to kiss...
So many other kinds of human connection get put to the wayside with our current culture’s obsession with romantic love.
Don’t get me wrong it’s ok to ship romance but it doesn’t have to be the only type of relationship we celebrate in media, fandom space included.
Lately I’ve been really into being honest to people about my positive feelings towards them. I told my classmate that I’ve admired her creativity from the start and named a project of hers that I loved, and her face lit up! I took the train with a project partner the other day and told her that I always have so much fun with her, and it prompted an entire conversation about the difficulties of graduating from ‘classmates’ to ‘friends’ and both of our insecurities in this regard (and how we’re definitely getting coffee later). I express my gratitude honestly. I say what I feel if I’d be happy hearing it, myself. I remember details so that I can refer to them later. Once you realize how great you can make someone feel, all of those mundane moments become so special. It will maybe even create some lasting connections, something I think we could all use more of.
if infinite monkeys on typewriters will eventually write shakespeare then surely 100 million americans with pistols will eventually successfully assassinate the us president
I get to be more free as an adult than I ever did as a child and I think more kids need to know that. as a high schooler part of what made my depression so bad was being told over and over again that it was the most carefree time of my life. while I was trapped in an abusive home + amongst bullies at school + in a body that wasn’t right for me. opportunities to be carefree don’t end when you turn 18. you can be more you than ever as an adult and that’s such a gift. I know ‘it can get better’ is an annoying thing to see over and over when you’re as trapped as I was back then. and I know that if you’re still a kid you deserve to be free right this second. but it can and will get better and this is not where life stops being interesting. promise
When adults tell you being a kid is carefree they mean they miss having summer vacation and not having bills. That's it. That's basically the only thing.
