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The Money Tubbs only comes around every 5628 seconds. Reblog the Money Tubbs and you’ll find money!
Bitttchhh the last time I reblogged some bullshit like this I booked a 2k 30minute shoot lmao
I received 2k 2 days after reblogging this
I just opened up a check in the mail, went to the ATM & found 20$ 😭 I’m not passing these shits up NO more on my mama!
Even if I do not receive money or good news, I did smile at seeing this smiling Buddha.
After reblogging this I got news that I won a design contest at my university and $300…..shit works man
I can use all the luck and possible money coming my way.
Gosh I could use some good news
Everyone could use some good news in their life.
💙 USA 💙
national suicide prevention (edit: alternatives to 988)
national domestic violence hotline
national sexual abuse hotline
trans lifeline and resources
💙INTERNATIONAL💙
list of suicide hotlines by country
domestic violence hotlines and resources by country
sexual (+ domestic) abuse agencies by country
international trans resources
edit: taking this opportunity whilst this gets traction!
Palestine Children Relief Fund
Lebanon Red Cross
International Rescue Committee (Sudan, Lebanon, Gaza, Congo etc.)
Ukraine Red Cross
Hello, my name is Sabrine, i am 25 years old, living in Germany and i am rais… Sab by needs your support for CareForGaza Supporting Displace
Go to paypal.me/UsmanaliF and type in the amount. Since it’s PayPal, it's easy and secure. Don’t have a PayPal account? No worries.
Care For Gaza has been providing food, water, diapers, baby formula, etc., to displaced families. Donate to them if you can
My dear lgbt+ kids,
Here are some good things that happened in 2022!
January:
Canada bans conversion therapy
Greece allows gay men to donate blood (for the first time in 45 years!)
Israel legalizes surrogacy for gay couples
People in Switzerland are now able to legally change their gender without having to undergo surgery first
February:
New Zealand bans conversion therapy
Nonbinary people in Columbia are now entitled to a birth certificate with a "nonbinary" sex marker
Nayarit (Mexico) allows same-sex couples to adopt
Kuwait overrules a law that has been used to criminalize transgender people
Jowelle de Souza makes history as the first openly transgender parliamentarian in the Caribbean (Trinidad and Tobago)
March:
Chile legalizes same-sex marriage
France removes the deferral period for gay men donating blood
The United States announces an overhaul of TSA protocols to implement gender-neutral screening at checkpoints
Wales (United Kingdom) bans conversion therapy
Kristin Crowley makes history as the first openly gay (and the first female) chief of the Los Angeles Fire Department (United States)
Diana Zurco makes history as Argentina’s first openly transgender newscaster
April:
Santa Catarina (Brazil) now allows nonbinary people to change their gender marker without having to file a lawsuit
Jalisco (Mexico) bans conversion therapy
The United States issues the first passport with a nonbinary gender 'X' option
May:
Greece bans conversion therapy
Lithuania allows gay men to donate blood
Croatia allows same-sex couples to adopt
Austria removes the deferral period for gay men donating blood
June:
Hidalgo (Mexico) now punishes people offering conversion therapy with up to 3 years in prison
Quebec (Canada) allows people to be classified as a parent (rather than a mother or father) on their child's birth certificate
North Carolina (United States) no longer demands proof of surgery from people who wish to change their gender marker
Spain prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or HIV status
Kamala Harris made history by hosting the first Pride Month reception by a sitting vice president at their residence (United States)
July:
Switzerland legalizes same-sex marriage
Antigua and Barbuda legalize "same-sex behavior"
Andorra decides to legalize same-sex marriage (the law will come into effect in 2023)
Slovenia legalizes both same-sex marriage and adoption
Ariana DeBose makes history as the first queer woman of color (and the first Afro-Latina) to win an Oscar for acting (United States)
August:
India expands the definition of family to include "queer relationships"
Chile equalizes the age of consent
In Saint Kitts and Nevis, same-sex activity is no longer illegal.
Vietnam declares that homosexuality is not a disease and bans conversion therapy
Ellia Green makes history as the first Olympian to come out as a trans man (Australia)
September:
In India, the State Medical Councils can now take disciplinary action against doctors who provide conversion therapy
Cuba legalizes both same-sex marriage and adoption
Durango (Mexico) legalize same-sex marriage
Canada removes the deferral period for gay men donating blood
Kim Petras and Sam Smith make history as the first openly transgender woman and the first openly nonbinary person to reach number one on the Billboard Hot 100 (United States)
October:
Latvia allows civil unions for same-sex couples
Paraguay bans conversion therapy
Byron Perkins makes history as the first out football player at HBCU (United States)
Duda Salabert and Erika Hilton make history as the first two openly transgender people elected to the National Congress of Brazil
November:
Singapore decriminalizes gay sex
Singapore also lifts censorship of lgbt+ media
Hidalgo becomes the first state in Mexico to recognize nonbinary people
Ireland removes the deferral period for gay men donating blood
December:
Barbados legalizes "same-sex acts"
Here is to more good news in 2023!
With all my love,
Your Tumblr Dad
This is really not okay.
I think some people fail to realize that men can be sexually assaulted, too, and not just by other men. This girl shoves him against the wall and slaps him three fucking times when he pushes her away. Heck, he has to push her away twice before she backs off for a moment. Then she goes right back to kissing him.
If the genders were reversed, everyone on this site would be flipping a shit. And if anyone dares to tell me that it’s different when a girl does it to a guy, I will personally write you a three-page essay on why it is still not okay.
I’m just going to REBLOG this all the fucking time
I SWEAR I WILL ALWAYS REBLOG THIS.
This is not okay. Gender does not matter. Forcing someone will never be okay. Never.
I’m looking at every single one of my 290+ followers right now, and I’m expecting you to reblog this.
Hey I hope you all reblog this AND DON’T IGNORE THIS.
Women can be just as abusive as men, despite what society tells you.
This is the post that brought my attention to the abuse of men. I hope it can help someone else.
Someone who follows me better reblog this.
SAY IT LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK!!!
P REACH!!!
She hits him and still thinks she’ll get some? Abusive AND dumb!
If you see this post then you need to STOP SCROLLING because you can look at the cute cat pictures later. REBLOG and spread the word because this is VERY IMPORTANT. Everyone should be aware that forcing someone and making them do things without their consent is wrong regardless of their gender.
not only does she slap him but she kisses him?? that is sexual assault right there.
Reblog👏my👏children👏bc👏this👏shit👏is👏really👏fucking👏real!!👏
I will personally punch that bitch if I ever see her
Why is tumblr telling me I’ve already reblogged this, I swear I’ve never seen it before
Regardless, I’m reblogging it now bc it needs to be shared
This is super important. Anybody can be the abuser, and it can be more subtle that that. Always be careful.
This is so fucking important. It doesn’t matter what the gender is, anyone can be abused/sexually assaulted and anyone can be the abuser/assaulter. This girl is so fucking wrong for hitting and pushing him and just straight up continue kissing him when he’s clearly showing he doesn’t want to.
Never not friggin reblog
Anyone can be a victim. Took me until high school to learn that so time to spread the word
Y'all better fucking reblog this
Alwats gonna reblog this
Its so important
Say it with me!
Sexual 👏assault👏 is👏 still sexual👏 assault👏 regardless👏 of 👏gender!👏
I swear all my followers PLEASE REBLOG THIS
You know, camping is lovely - even though I don’t live in a state that’s so great for it
just thought I'd share this here too, please stay safe you guys </3
here's the link to the tweet, there's more information about this in the replies, please read them <3
edit: DO NOT USE DUCKDUCKGO, IT SHARES UR INFO !!
So I know everyone is rightfully focused on the injustice of the SCOTUS abortion ruling but please don’t let this be drowned out.
The Supreme Court limited the ability to enforce Miranda rights in a ruling Thursday that said that suspects who are not warned about their
I know alot of people are going to be attending protests in the near future, so be very very fucking careful of any cops.
Plan C is an information resource for self-managed, at-home abortion with pills. Learn how people in the U.S. are accessing abortion pill op
You do not need to tell a healthcare provider that you have taken abortion medication to get care.
You DO NOT need to tell a healthcare provider that you have taken abortion medication to get health care.
The treatment for abortion complications and miscarriage complications are identical. They don’t need to know. Don’t tell them anything. Insist it’s a miscarriage. You didn’t take anything.
Blood test against your will?
Mifepristone is used to control high blood sugar and by people with Cushing’s syndrome. Don’t use with grapefruit juice.
Misoprostol is used to treat stomach ulcers.
Just in case.
Gerri Santoro (google and reblog. her name should be trending on every platform right now.)
Gerri Santoro died trying to terminate an unwanted and dangerous pregnancy, in the dark days before Roe v. Wade. The dark days that opponents of legal abortion in Illinois and across the nation are trying to bring back.
Gerri Santoro and her lonesome, terrible, death became a symbol for the nascent pro-choice movement in America, but she was more than a symbol. She was a woman, a person in full, with life and love, and fear and hope. She was forced into that hotel room by policies aimed at stripping her right to exercise control over her own body.
"The Tragedy of Illegal Abortion: Gerri Santoro"
The right to an abortion is on the ballot in Kansas this August. If you live in Kansas or know someone who does, please please consider voting in the Primary election.
Voting NO will help protect the right in this state.
Here is more information and how to donate funds
We are the only state in this part of the country that doesn’t have trigger laws in place. But the Christian Right has been pushing the Yes Vote very hard.
Here is where you can register to vote or check your eligibility
Thank you for supporting and signal boosting!
Here’s the original thread from Twitter but I want all my followers protesting the recent supreme court decision to stay safe.
[Image description: A screenshot of a tweet from Rh3t0ric (@avglibsoc) that says ‘In lieu of Roe V Wade being overturned, I’m going to compile a thread of any protest advice I can find’ followed by an infographic illustrating the following:
PROTESTING SAFELY
What to Wear:
-Nondescript, solid color clothing; cover identifying tattoos.
-Goggles & mask
-Heat resistant gloves
-Emergency Contacts written down
-Tie your hair up
What to bring:
-Water for drinking & tear gas
-Snacks
-Cash/change & ID
-Bandages & First Aid supplies
-Washcloth
-Earplugs
-Protest signs
DON’T BRING:
-Cell phone without first turning off Face/Touch ID, going into airplane mode, and disabling data
-Jewelry
-Anything you don’t want to be arrested with
-Contact lenses
/end image description]
I know travel isn’t feasible for one reason or another for a lot of people but with what’s happening in the Supreme Court I want to make sure people know that access to abortion is a RIGHT in Colorado
Colorado joins 15 other states that have enacted laws to protect abortion, while the U.S. Supreme Court considers a challenge to Roe v. Wade
This is why it’s so important for parents to support their trans kids.
If I don’t reblog this, then I’m dead.
“We can’t stop mean kids, but we can give them a safe place to land”
