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[the-scuba-diver-offical]

what animal's flag did you get when you liked this?

the entire ocean (rainbowwwww)

seahorses (pansexual - they form relationships with whoever they find)

southern wright whales (gay -theyve formed long term intimate mlm relationships)

albatross (lesbian - they'll enter long term flf relationships and raise chicks)

penguins (bisexual - they sometimes engage in long term mlm/flf relationships)

clownfish (trans - they change gender)

nudibranchs (nonbinary - they're simultaniously both genders)

sea stars (aromantic - they live and reproduce without a mate)

dolphins (asexual - their relationships focus on social bonds over reproduction)

mollusc (intersex - they've been found to show male and female characteristics)

Voting ended onJun 12

edits:

thank you to everyone who told me bout dolphins, personally i only thought it was 1 species of dolphin who were sexually violent, i need to do more research on that.

apologies for the 'nonbinary' and 'intersex' options - i hope everyone can undersand that finding accurte examples of these, especially specifically marine animals, is very tricky. i didn't mean to make any incorrect assumptions or steriotypes. i genuinely just meant this as a bit of fun and didn't mean to offend anyone.

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Make your decisions very carefully…

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teaching Fibonacci how to post

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200k notes and I'll go to sleep on time every night. you're never getting me to sleep, its 2am.

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GET THE KNIVES OUT COUSINS

It’s stabing time

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rb if you hate ai with a passion