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| Texas | Environmental Scientist | | T1 Diabetic |

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What's your comfort show?

Love It or List It! Or any HGTV show, really.

[iswearthisisntapornblog]

[997]

[itwashotwestayedinthewater]

[crazy-brazilian]

[sapropel]

Don't forget to sleep on your neck at a weird angle tonight. I love you

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Have you ever peed your pants? If so, what happened?

[depsidase]

[lillie-garden]

kissing you on the forehead

[increasingpanic-deactivated2024]

with tongue?

[lillie-garden]

with tongue. 🥰

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surprise!!

[goon]

this is the best thing to happen to twitter

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You still alive? 🥺

Barely 😃👍🏼

[campyvillain]

[drinkpisspissblood]

My toxic trait is thinking I’m immune to psychic damage from reading anything online so I will always read every comment on anything no hesitation

[pettydavis]

when the laundry just came out the dryer and smells like a spring meadow

[darkwood-sleddog]

Apayauq Reitan, the first trans women to run Iditarod, finishes last and wins the “Committed Through the Last Mile” award. The award, given by Lynden, honors Apayauq for her perseverance and commitment to finish the race through unexpected challenges. The last half of the pack of those running Iditarod faced sudden and extreme weather that caused many competitors to have to scratch and be rescued by race officials.

Apayauq had seven dogs in harness at the time of her finish and although this was not her rookie Iditarod, this was her first one she ran out and proud as an Indigenous trans women.

[urukuduk]

Reitan’s own tweet about it is th’ best, tho:

Defeating the “bioligical advantage of trans women” narrative by being literally the slowest musher to finish the Iditarod this year