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polyfragmented mixed-origin plural system | endo-friendly | trans | neurodivergent | white | 30 | 18+ only

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we made a Live 64 vtuber & vrchat avatar ^.^ Download free on our ko-fi! ko-fi.com/s/44be55033c Please credit us if you make anything with her & support us if you like our work <3 have fun!

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X) look at this sweetheart

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flowies🌷

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awawawasleepy

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mimimimimimimimimimimimi

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awawawasleepy

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i need to exectuive functionnnnnnnnnnn gargh

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earth calls me to make a hot dog so like

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i'm autistic

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reminder to let it in that you're beautiful & loved yall

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Calico out there putting tuxedo on the mats

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Queer refugees in East Africa are living at the intersection of multiple forms of vulnerability fleeing violence at home, only to face new risks in displacement.

Across the region, many LGBTQ+ people are forced to leave their countries because of criminalization, persecution, and threats to their lives. In some places, same-sex relationships are still punishable by severe penalties, even death.

For those who reach countries like Kenya or Uganda, safety is not guaranteed. Refugee camps such as Kakuma have seen reports of discrimination, attacks, and tensions affecting LGBTQ+ residents, even as humanitarian agencies try to improve protection.

Recent years have also seen more people fleeing harsh laws like Uganda’s Anti-Homosexuality Act pushing queer individuals to seek asylum across borders, often into already strained systems.

Beyond physical safety, queer refugees face isolation, lack of healthcare, limited legal protection, and mental health challenges shaped by both displacement and identity-based trauma.

And yet, across East Africa, queer refugee communities continue to organize, support each other, and demand dignity, visibility, and rights.

Queer refugees are not just statistics they are people seeking the same thing anyone would: safety, belonging, and the freedom to live openly.

🏳️‍🌈 Their stories matter. Their safety matters. Their rights matter.

Help Oscar a vulnerable Ugandan queer refugee at Gorom camp at East African camp

(A post from a queer Sudanian refugee who can't set up a fundraiser in his own country.)

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Please, if you can spread this around (and maybe even donate), any help will be appreciated!

@chaoticrei @teaktty @scribe-of-monsters @stardusteyes @transgwender616 @transpanda-1 @p1nkparader @cholerascum

Only help if you can!

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Sharing this again, because the donations have stagnated for a while.

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Donations still dry, might start sharing this twice a week.

And honestly don't worry about our own money at this point. We should be able to find a job, we even got a small test waiting, and we feel like we know how to solve it. Plus we are now eligible for some job hunting assistance with cancelling our former therapy plan. We will be alright.

Our friend needs help right now much more than we do.

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Only 5$ since the last reblog, please help if you can!

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No donations since our last reblog. Help greatly appreciated!

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god wishing for a night of rest and peace for the peeps in my life who are going through way too much rn

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*on the phone*

"come over a rattlesnake bit my toes"

"mhm yes every one of them"

"yes i think the venom is going to need to be leeched out of every single one"

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one of those bad bitches whose love is built on revenge

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i taste a lot of life today i am glad i was out. ill be around and ill be back

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im gonna switch maybe and do some art or watch nature things

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me getting in a car and flooring it to her feet like a fucking tornado chaser