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@goataang
YOU WROTE CORALINE?????
Somebody had to.
in 10 years, people are gonna look back at this depp-heard trial, realize how awful the misogyny surrounding it was, and say,Ā āwe behaved horribly.ā yeah, leave me and others out of thatĀ āweā, because a bunch of us have been warning about how awful the disinformation is and how harmful it is for survivors to see. but ofc, any reasonable takes are drowned out by ridiculous things like a viral tweet of amber blowing her nose which has been framed as herĀ āsnorting coke in courtā. you people have been behaving like demons and i canāt wait for your asses to realize how stupid some of you acted.Ā
I donāt normally ask for a lot but please help my friend find her sister, the last time she was seen was august 4th 2022 around 6 am. She was wearing black and red plaid pajama pants and a black hoodie. Last places she was seen was 3110 Norway pl norfolk virginia. Sheās a black girl around 5ā5 with brown hair and blonde dyed tips and faded red streaks in her hair.
if any post of mine gets big i hope its this one because i want people to realise how impactful the way amber heard was treated publicly. the day after the trial ended i had MY trial against the man who sexually assaulted me and my mental health was brought up to prove im crazy. they illegally obtained notes from my psych where he wrote i might have bpd. my ptsd was used against me, my creditably was shattered by my reactions despite things being admitted that matched my story. the way yall treated that woman was used against me too, and it will be used against thousands of women in court and people will believe we're crazy whores who just want to ruin men. and yall did this. never forget that
Lauren Smith- Fields
Protect our black women
Protect our black women
Protect our black women
SAY HER NAME!!
LAUREN SMITH-FIELDS
do u ever see a theory and ur like ānah the writers arenāt that cleverā
what if AU where death note is just an in-universe work of fiction and all of them are just actors. i call this my coping AU LOL
I LOVE this AU!!
light got to be the line leader in 2nd grade and never shut up since
ive known so many ācisā people whoāve told me they thought they might be trans or nonbinary but they dont really experience dysphoria so they felt like they werent allowed to call themselves trans. how many people have had to live their lives in the closet because they were told they werent in enough pain
iāve said it once and iāll say it again. EUPHORIA is the greatest identifier of a trans person. not dysphoria. dysphoria is hard to define and thus itās hard to regulate what is and isnāt dysphoria. but euphoria? that feeling u get when someone uses the right pronouns? that āi canāt contain my smileā sort of joy? THATS what the trans experience is all about. thatās what unites us
Dysphoria is a push. It make you need to get away from something (your gender assigned at birth, in this case). āI need to get away from this.ā
And Euphoria is a pull. It makess you want and desire to be in a better state, happier. āThatās what I want, thatās who I want to be.ā It can help as a guide in your transition, that way you wonāt just be running away from something.
If you define your transness by dysphoria and ONLY dysphoria, if and when you transition and it becomes lower and less of a daily thing, youāll question yourself. āAm I really trans? Iām not really dysphoric anymore.ā
However, by considering euphoria, youāll notice the joy of being you. Youāll be happy when you here your name, and the new way people talk with and about you.
Being trans is a good thing. It should not be defined by pain, rules, policing (specially withing trans circles), suffering. (And I donāt mean that this negative things donāt happen, they truly and sadly do, but we need to shine a light on the positives too)
that feeling of when youāre in a group of friends but youāre not really in that group of friends
the way suguru carries himself >>
About the Russian invasion - how is everyone feeling there? What can we do to help?
Thank you so much for asking!
A little bit of history: it's actually been 8 years since russia first invaded our country. But for the last years it was getting more and more quiet. And now BOOM again
Many people evacuated from the destroyed by war cities in 2014 and some still live there even though they support Ukraine. It's hard to leave your home. So it's emotionally different for everyone. There was a joke that people from Kyiv worry more than people from Eastern Ukraine. Because they have experienced a similar thing in 2014 and now they're more prepared than ever before.
Personally, I'm panicking from time to time, because, yup, it's stressful. Most people don't really speak about the war and evacuation because it's scary. But I feel like everyone's trying to be prepared for the evacuation or fighting. Every night does feel like a last one, after all.
Since the beginning of the war, our people have been giving money to military charity. One of the most famous military charities is "Return alive" (Povernysya zhivim). Many Ukrainians donate here every month. Here is a link for Facebook page of the charity, let me know if it translates to English or if i should make a post with translation:
There is also a charity that helps military. Yana Zinkevych, a Ukrainian politician and a commander of the Hospitallers Medical Battalion, leads this charity. In 2015 she was paralyzed during a mission and since then she has been using a wheelchair. She has personally saved more than 200 soldiers and she's awesome.
https://www.facebook.com/100020149602229/posts/914756185872693/
In her post here she makes a list of needed ammunition and the needed money.
I tried to write about the charities that Ukrainians trust in. They are famous, they have been trusted by people all these years, so as far as I am concerned, they can be trusted.
Here is a post by @everlasting-burnout who provided more links. They seem trustworthy.
All links are from these threads by Ukrainians: https://twitter.com/bluegreymoon/status/1495165689220505606, https://twitter.com/olgatokariu
Thank you so much for reading and I encourage to reblog. Just to remind you, I'm trying to tell about Ukrainian situation as objectively and as truthfully as I can
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Will never forget when I was working in a coffee shop the summer before my senior year and was working with this white coworker who told me that he thought into the spider verse was more impactful to the black community that black pantherā¦
spends 54 years together and I only get to see 3 seasons of it, what was that all about
Reblog if your blog is safe for trans followers.