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I think it’s very sexy of me to not kno how poker works

Just so we’re all clear on where I stand: Black lives matter, trans women are women, trans men are men, nonbinary people are beautiful, asexual/aromantic folks have a place in the LGBTQ community, Queer is not a dirty word, and being “anti fascist” is a moral position, not a political one.

puppyenergy

since i’ve never seen a positivity post like this, here’s a shout out to all the intersex ppl who:

have health problems due to being intersex

have been traumatized by doctors, and/or have a general fear of them

have struggles/traumas/insecurities specifically due to being intersex

get dysphoria due to being intersex but not the same kind of dysphoria that trans/nb people get

since the moment they were born, everybody knew they were intersex

are terrified of being intimate

get misgendered a lot, even if they’re cis

if they’re trans, they feel like they didn’t have the “proper” trans experience

have never seen a picture of someone else that looks like how they look

feel like nobody understands

i’m here, i see you, and i understand. you’re not alone.

2u3u1u2002dotcom-deactivated202

twitter clout gives you a god complex. instagram clout turns you evil. tumblr clout does nothing and gets you 20 accusatory anons a day

#tru though

why do you look like that

i don't fucking know, bad luck??

Dont use aave. Its not a funnnnyyyy joak

i know i answered another ask about this but i'll do better in the future.

Yo check yr language yr not black / mixed its not cute uwu

i'm sorry it's just that english isn't my first language so sometimes internet language sticks, i'll do better in the future xx

stayatsam

this might be a hard pill to swallow for college students but getting drunk all the time isnt a personality trait it’s alcoholism

wingedcatboy

Here’s another pill: companies and ad teams know that your 20s are extremely stressful and they purposely target you because they don’t care about making us all alcoholics as much as they care about profiting off of us.

attractive-nuisance-esq

cooler pill that I’d wish I’d known about when I was younger: if you’re struggling with alcohol, AA isn’t your only option. AA can be a bit dogmatic and sometimes hostile to certain communities, especially the LGBT.

there’s a group called SMART Recovery that has free meetings just like AA, but it’s all science-based and secular.

and here’s the thing for college students: unlike with AA, it’s okay if your goal is moderation and not abstinence. no one is going to make you feel like a bad guy for being young and just wanting help getting healthier, but perhaps not wanting to commit to being totally abstinent. google SMART Recovery, guys. they’re awesome. :)

tachyon-at-rest

Reblog for non-religious version of AA

juju-fisher

Just be careful to avoid these groups. The Church of Scientology loves to use substance abuse support groups as a front.

catchymemes

weaver-z

Official Twitter account of a punk band with a name like “Cop Murderers United”: We fucking hate the police

40 year old white man wearing cheap sunglasses in his profile pic: Seriously guys? 😒 I’ve been a fan of yours since the 90s, but I can’t stand by this political shit. Bye 🙄

wizardsexmachine

OOHHH FUUBLBLBLBLB

hotboyproblems

i want a restraining order on everyone who doesn’t wear deodorant

has-claws

Deodorant is nasty. What do y'all think people smelled like up until 70 years ago??

darkmagepoppers

Bad.

marzipanandminutiae

1. Perfume.

2. Soap. Yeah, they had soap from a pretty early point. Sometimes it was scented and sometimes it just smelled like lye, but there you go. Ditto scented powders, lotions, hair products, cosmetics, etc.

3. Whatever their clothes smelled like. Not always body odor. Linen was worn next to the skin with masculine and feminine clothing alike for a LOT of western history, to wick up sweat. I’ve worn a linen chemise under a long-sleeved Edwardian summer dress in Manhattan in August, and even after like six hours, my dress smelled faintly of the lavender it was stored with. My chemise reeked when I got undressed later, but none of the smell had escaped. No joke. Shit really works.

4. Occupational smells. A baker might smell of bread and faintly of sweat, a blacksmith of sweat and iron, a medieval priest of incense, a Victorian teacher of chalk, etc.

5. Yes, sometimes bad. But not everyone by a long shot, and not all the time.

Also they definitely didn’t want to smell bad, and used all resources available to them to avoid it. So, barring any allergies, use some damn deodorant.