Hazel Grey

YouTuber, composer, actress, singer, huuuuuge nerd they/them I solemnly swear that I will not post controversial opinions.

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This!!!! A thousand times this!!!!

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Once more for my bitch ass coworker in the back.

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s t o p

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Females but pronounced like tamales

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Hey @dailywebkinz

If you do not want little space or age regressors to follow you, please specify in your description. Age regression is not kink or NSFW, and using the term "stuffie" is bound to attract that crowd.

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Did anyone else not notice they've had chronic pain their whole life?

Like you feel large amounts of pain but were either gaslit into believing you were exaggerating it or being a bit cry baby, or when you felt pain but thought "Yup this is normal this is a normal human thing being in lots of pain nothing out of the ordinary here"

I'm self-doubting myself a lot. Like, everyone else with chronic pain knew they had it from early on. I've noted on mine but never noticed it was something to be worried about. Like the pain I get when sitting up for too long. I just assumed that was normal. I've had that pain in the same spot for over 10 years now and I was just told it's a knot in my back. It's not a knot, no honey.

Or how about my knees constantly dislocating or having to worry about that happening every fucking second?

Or how about the cyst growing on some nerve endings not letting me walk some times?

Or how about my collapsing ankles? And other joints?

It's at this point that my memory has been so fried by mental shit that I can't tell if this was someone gaslighting me or just normal denial.

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I just imagined a jeopardy category of solely vine references

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“I’ll take vines for $200 alex”

“hurricane Katrina… more like ____”

“What is hurricane tortilla?”

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“vines for $600″

“back at it again at ______”

“what is krispy kreme”

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“vines for 300”

“this young man has remained illiterate his whole life”

“who is jared”

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“vines for $400 alex”

“the precise amount of money that is not enough for chicken nuggets”

“what is 69 cents”

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“Vines for $800 please”

“She won’t hesitate”

“Who is Rebbeca”

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"I'll take Vines for $500."

"He raises his hand because he is handsome and because of his name."

"Who is Junior?"

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Visit Original Link

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Who was the asshole who put an “s” in “lisp?”

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Who was the asshole that spelled it "dyslexia"?

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So I got the sentence "La komencanto estas krokodilo" on Esperanto Duolingo, which translates to "The beginning is a crocodile". Now this may seem like just another one of Duolingo's weird sentences, but there's actually culture behind it. In Esperanto, the verb "krokodili" means "to speak in the wrong language for the occasion". So if you do this, you're a krokodilo/krokodilino. A lot of beginners will do this, especially at JES or other conferences. At JES, you need to speak Esperanto, and avoid speaking your native tongue. It's very frowned upon, cause it's rare if its someone's native language there. Everyone wants to practice, and you can improve. So don't be a krokodilo. Ĉu mi krokodilo por skribante ĉi tion en anglo? Ĉu anglo aŭ anglan? AAAAAAAAAAAA Mi estas malbona ĉe esperanton.

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My therapist asked me to create something “motivating” so I made these.

lol.

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I really love these, and I reblog them every single time. Some of you don’t realize how easy it’s to forget to do some of those stuff or how hard they can be some days.

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Turned out pretty good actually

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Here’s a little bit on subplots!

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So I tried to dye my hair pink. I failed.

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Chinese has been added to the list of courses :o

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THANK GOD

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I love my job!!!

So I work at this toy store called Froggie's, and it's in Highland Park if anyone's interested, and today was only my fourth day, but I don't think I've had a day yet where one of our customers wasn't foreign. And I'm not just talking about from Latin America, oh no. That was a regular occurrence at my last job (shout-out to the small children having to translate for their parents at six years old), but I've had several British people come in, mainly from South England, one woman from South Africa with her daughter, and a Portuguese speaking family who taught me some things ("Como vay? Tudo ben.") who I should have asked if they were from Brazil or Portugal.

The coolest interaction I had was with the South African woman. I told her how I'm a huuuuuge language nut and want to learn Afrikaans, but no one sells any books of it, and she actually offered to have her mom who still lives in South Africa send her some Afrikaans books, and bring them up to my work! That was so amazing of her to offer! Plus, I got to show her daughter some cute Corolle dolls. It was an amazing experience!! AAAAAAAAAA I LOVE MY JOB!!!!

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