Unpopular Opinion: I don't like the edgy-ification of Wednesday throughout the years. Yes, I fw this interpretation and portrayal of her too and Christina Ricci's Wednesday (whom the latter Wednesdays were inspired by) was an icon, yet at the same time I dislike how people are hyperfocusing on this cold, sarcastic and sadistic depiction of her and forget that in the original cartoons, while she was indeed a child full of woe with a morbid obssession for the death, she was not unnecessarily cruel. She was shy, dreamy, sweet-natured, quiet, secretive, imaginative, poetic and had six toes on one foot, and I wish more people would be talking about this.
In a place where children no longer know what safety feels like, a mother is trying to keep her children alive despite everything 💔
I don’t know how I am still holding on...
My name is Najah, and I am a mother of six children, including newborn twins 👶👶 who need urgent care every single moment.
We are living through extremely difficult days filled with fear, hunger, and the lack of basic necessities 🥺🍞
Sometimes my children go to sleep without enough food, and I stand helpless before their tears because I cannot provide milk, diapers, or medicine for them.
My newborn twins are still so fragile, and their tiny bodies need constant nutrition and care 🍼💔
But our situation has become far beyond my ability to handle, while my other children face hunger, cold, and fear every day.
For many days, we have not received any donations or help, and our situation keeps getting worse with every passing hour.
I try to stay strong for my children, but my heart breaks every night when I see them suffering and I have nothing to protect them with.
Every second now is precious ⏳
Every act of kindness could be the reason my children survive 🙏
I am not asking for the impossible — only for a chance for my children to live safely, stay together, and have hope for another tomorrow.
Please, from the bottom of my heart, do not ignore our suffering 💔
Any small donation could help me buy milk, diapers, food, and medicine for my children.
I am Najah, living with my twin children in a tent. As the tanks approached the area where we are staying, my fear was no longer for myself, but for my two little children who need safety more than anything else. All I hope for is that this danger passes peacefully and that I can protect them from being displaced once again.
Please donate $25, $50, $100, or any amount you can give 🤲
Every contribution, no matter how small, can make a real difference in my children’s lives.
And if you cannot donate, please share our story everywhere you can 📢
Your compassion may reach someone who can save my children before it is too late.
I beg you — stop here, donate, share, and choose kindness before this silence becomes another tragedy for my family.
Thank you to everyone who listened to our pain 🌸
Your kindness today could give my children another chance at life and safety.
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From the heart of Gaza, we reach out to you with deep pain and a plea for help… amelia romain needs your support for Help Wedad's family in
Intersex joy is finally feeling comfortable with calling myself intersex without feeling like I'm "intruding" (PMOS/PCOS) and undoing the intersexism society ingrained in me
i'm really glad you're comfortable with it now, this is intersex joy!
when my whole life i felt like a ‘broken’ girl but since i learnt i was intersex (pmos/pcos) something clicked in me and i felt such relief that there wasnt just something fundamentally wrong with me, ive become so much more confident with my body since :)
i'm happy you're more confident!! this is intersex joy!
comic ive been wanting to make for a while now! hope it resonates with people since i know my past intersex posts seem to have <3 being intersex and trying to figure out what gender im "allowed" to be has been an interesting journey but currently im learning to embrace being agenderfluid and having the potential to be anything i feel like no matter what body i have (something i havent seen talked about much through an intersex lens hence why i wanted to make a comic about it!)
I'm firmly in the camp that maintains that Debbie should have been allowed to live and just realize that the Addams were her sort of people all along. Stayed married to Flester, continued to try and kill him at every opportunity. For their first wedding anniversary Morticia and Gomez gift her a Ballerina Barbie, a Malibu Barbie, and a functional, perfectly Barbie-sized pink guillotine (the second two items are a set). Debbie has never felt so seen in her life.
When the Addams kids eventually grow up and bring significant others home to meet the family, they warn them about Aunt Debbie, and to be nice to her - she's rather odd, but she's still an Addams. They are talking about the fact that her aesthetic is fluffy, light, and Barbie-coded, the murderous impulses are considered a positive. She and Morticia had a girls day the other month and went to an exhibit on torture devices from around the world, it was inspirational.
My toxic aroace trait is that I have only ever seen evidence that a grand total of two (2) people in the universe actually experience romantic and sexual attraction on a scale that everyone insists as normal, and that is Gomez and Morticia Addams
sometimes people will insist a character is butch/masc and then you look at the character and they’re just fat. or muscular. or black. or indigenous. or some combination of the above.
Being asexual and racist is embarassing as fuck. Being racist at all is obviously embarassing as fuck but the amount of racism and especially antiblackness i have been seeing from asexuals recently is obscene.
One of the only asexual activists is Yasmin Benoit, a Black woman. She has raised so much awareness for the community. She was the first asexual person to lead Pride in London, she started the #thisiswhatasexuallookslike movement and is THE leading voice for the community.
And you all will celebrate international asexuality day on April 6th but we wouldn't even have that if she hadn't cofounded it.
Edit: why are you all too scared to repost this. Cmon. Be vocal about being against racism
