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I need them too reunite ASAP

The reason for my crashout today:

they make me sad

Dark cacao WHYYYYYY

Also choco over there is ma fave

#dark choco cookie #dark choco crk #dark cacao cookie #they need to reunite #and to be clear #therapy #They are now banished to go to therapy #Little broken familiy #Dark choco&dark cacao #You make me cry #Cacao go be a dad #Choco dont touch the sword #DONT TOUCH

Stop it!!! He doesn't like to be touched!!! *screams and my telekinesis throws everything across the room*

#namor #namor the sub mariner #dont touch #reading the new avengers comic #have so many headcanons about this btw

Don't climb the itchy tree

It has poison ivy and Virginia creeper growing up it.

#plants #dont touch #poison ivy #virginia creeper #poisonous plants #itchy itchy itchy

A general Dont Touch Symbol.

#aac emote #aac image #aac symbol #cute emoji #custom discord emoji #custom emoji #custom emojis #custom emote #aac emoji #emojiblr #no touch #dont touch

A fresh new infomercial brought to you by a raging Chad at my State Fair this afternoon!

1) In the US, service animals may legally be worked off leash if the leash interferes with the dog's tasks, or the handlers disability. The dog must remain under complete handler control

2) The only people legally allowed to question the legitimacy of service dogs are employees/staff/owners of businesses/venues/events. They may ask and expect answers to the 2 ADA questions. Random other patrons are not owed answers by handlers.

3) There is no specific gear required to determine the legitimacy of a SD team. Amazon vests, leash wraps, fully custom gear, vest provided by organizations, and unlabeled service dogs can all be legitimate teams under US law.

4) Accusing a service dog team you've never seen before of being fake is incredibly insulting and rude. Do not do this. People who do this are assholes.

5) If you are not familiar with service dog laws, do more research before you speak to teams about legalities and their legitimacy in public. Ada.gov is free and has an FAQ section that answers a LOT of the basic SD inquiries.