[thingsfromthedirt]

[syrenki]

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[teo]

[syrenki]

making that kind of post about bi girls in 2026 is just the laziest most shitty insidious biphobia. can you grow up.

actually i'll entertain this 'cause i want to make it clear what beliefs i stand by if you people continue upholding me to your own ones 🤦‍♀️

i've always looked down on people who invent narratives for why they technically should be allowed to use awful words that were never used against them and who prioritize their own freedom of speech over others' freedom to not experience constant disrespect against people like themselves, and yes that applies to bi girls who say the f word, that applies to people with self-diagnosed au-dhd who are obsessed with the r word, to cishet people who shave their eyebrows and proceed to call themselves f*g anr d*ke and q***r like i'm convinced some of you would track their ancestry just to see what words you're "allowed" lol. i think your first question regarding slurs should be "what language di i use to make sure anyone around me who might have gone through something worse than me doesn't feel threatened or disrespected or humiliated" and instead you seem to automatically ask "what do i have a right to use if i'm oppressed enough and how can i integrate it into my vocabulary immediately," and i find that approach ridiculously usamerican and teenage, minorities aren't fun social clubs and if you were experiencing a social injustice i think you would have known, you wouldn't need anybody to tell you your experience is "valid" and that you can still "reclaim" words that would never be used against you.

[catullus101]

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Renata Tebaldi sings a spellbinding Amami Alfredo opposite Nicola Filacuridi, the audience goes wild and Tebaldi gives an encore. Cond. by Tullio Serafin.

Florence, May 10, 1956

[februarytrash]

me by saige

[6mayhem]

[syrenki]

yeah okay i am super not in the mood for any of this. tomorrow we will be different, better people and none of this will have ever existed, i can tell you that much

[syrenki]

does anybody know if we have fundamentally changing as a person tomorrow

[sickestarmydoll13]

[wendy-morgan]

Wendy Morgan

[salgoot]

can you stop mocking christianity, it's so soo reddit

[capacity2]

You’re a victim

[pinene]

Get her

[pinkmoondoll9shihtzu]

love.tumblr.com

[himynamesisnotemail]

[bequietanddrivefarawayy]

[vivitones]

but with everybody watching us, our every move, we do have reputations

[fairycosmos]

leaves a suicide note that just says Omggggg

[finita--la--commedia]

“Time is not a straight line, it’s more of a labyrinth, and if you press close to the wall at the right place you can hear the hurrying steps and the voices, you can hear yourself walking past on the other side.”

— Tomas Tranströmer (1931-2015), from “Answers to Letters”, in: “The Great Enigma”, translated from the Swedish by Robin Fulton