#nonnyroleplays

[sallysparrowtimetravels]

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you are ridiculous.

Yes, I do believe that is me. I am ridiculous. :) Thank-you. 

[ninthrun]

nonnyroleplays replied to your post:There was someone on my blog from California. Who...

//I think it might have been me?? I was looking at your blog a couple mins ago…

//Yeah, probably. I never see anyone else from California on here, so I get much excite

[gncrevan]

nonnyroleplays replied to your post ...

//omg what's wrong with u for disliking characters that were originally created as nationalistic propaganda u some kinda flower lover or somethin'

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[gncrevan]

nonnyroleplays replied to your post ...

//aww hun I'm sorry you are feeling that! Be careful with binders there are things that can happen like tissue damage and blood clots and stuff so do your research. :) I've been looking into them too.

yes, that too. i mean isn't it bad enough that many of them are uncomfortable and i have to justify wearing them to everyone around who knows me as female and thinks that settles my identity and body presentation? no, i also have to be worried it might affect my health badly. and i'm really paranoid about everything concerning chest tissue because of my mum's breast cancer. it's cool that you reply btw, i sometimes get a bit sad when i feel like i just post at the void with nobody reading or caring. thanks. <3

[sassysamjones]

What have we created xD

[friights-blog]

nonnyroleplays

I want the K.

7: Romantic Kiss

August wasn't thinking. She pulls him into her arms, her hold gentle, her hands moving to cup his face. She takes a deep breath before leaning up and pressing her lips to his, lightly pressing her slight frame against him. August hopes he can feel just how much she loves him, fingers curling into locks of his hair, heart pounding so loudly it's the only sound she can hear, red coloring every soft and slow move.

[gncrevan]

nonnyroleplays replied to your post ...

//Coming from someone who is disabled, society's views on our usefulness is still extremely stunted even at the best of times.

i know, yes, it makes me sick. my cousin is mentally disabled and because the stigma is so huge, her parents refuse to acknowledge it/have er tested. as a result, she never got all the support she could have had. she'll be leaving school in two years without any sort of a degree, without basic knowledge of many things and without a certificate of disability or something that would allow her to get into certain working slots. like, it makes me so sick because i know how capable she is in many areas and how much interest she puts into some things and if she had gotten more furthering, she'd have so many chances! she wants to work with animals, i can totally see that, she'd be brilliant! but as things are, i'm not convinced she's ever going to get a job in the first place, just because her parents don't want a disabled child?? it's so messed up??? i mean, ableism touches my own life because i'm mentally ill and neuro-atypical, but i can only imagine what living with a visible/more noticeable disability in our society means. and a show like dr who should advocate a different perspective.

[sallysparrowtimetravels]

//diamond thingy

Fritz-

Bacon on the stove and coffee in the pot for you.

I’ve gone into town, I won’t be back until later. I took my daughter, Holly (in case you forgot).

-Sally