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rosenkranz-does-things

my spin on Nona the Ninth cover, id in alt, close-ups under the cut

badasserywomen

Tower Princes off to clean up planets

cutetanuki-chan

Gideon is about to break couple bones

close ups:

schizm-deactivated

this is what being online does to your brain

tchaikovskaya

this is what happens when you make suffering a cornerstone of your self-image. on the same wavelength as people who jump down the throats of depressed people giving advice to other depressed people on how not to be 100% miserable constantly because “we cant all be neurotypical KAREN”

our-queer-experience

something something if we always define transgenderism by how much we’ve suffered, the community will never be able to envision and work for a future that involves joy and acceptance.

sadhoc

you can say over and over that disabled people can have sex. but when you think it, make sure you are also thinking of those of us who are visibly disabled. people who cannot move the way bodies "should." people who struggle to speak can still request sex, with AAC, with body language, with what speech we have. people with medical devices implanted in their bodies, housebound and bed bound people. people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. "disabled people can have sex" does not just mean invisibly disabled people, or people who meet able bodied/neurotypical standards of independence

zegalba

Now abandoned, La Petite Centure is a 19th century railway that loops over 30km around Paris

donnerpartyofone

I walked around this thing! While we were in a pitch black tunnel (that one?) just walking straight toward the point of light on the other end, someone passed by on a handcar. It was freaky and I felt just like this

mariacallous

tributary

ahmed fouad alkhatib, a palestinian-american from gaza, recently published this proposal

Aerial food drops over Gaza could help prevent a famine while bypassing security and distribution challenges.

Contact the President, Vice President, get help with a Federal Agency, or ask a question about WhiteHouse.gov.

nigmos

so I just finished submitting an email to the white house asking for the U.S to consider and implement food airdrop aid to Gaza while using/linking to Ahmed's article. I think everyone else should try to do so as well.

lesbiandomesticity

you’re sitting across from me in a shitty diner in anywhere, america, and i watch you pour too much creamer in your coffee and i think “i love you.” you look up, catching me staring, and for a moment i think i’m brave enough to say it, but i take too long and the moment passes. i take the balled up straw wraper and flick it at you, pretending that was my plan all along. you laugh. i never want to go another day without hearing that laugh. i think i will have all the time in the world to say it.

pinkdolphin12

op are you okay

lesbiandomesticity

yes im married to her now

taraljc

this is the kind of quality content I expect from the internet

ampervadasz

Unmute !

wizard-email

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puppygirl-hornyposting

ceekari

If it was truly unskilled you could do it from the get-go, but every single job trains you first instead

krakensdottir

Another point nobody makes is that it wouldn’t matter if the job didn’t take much skill.

You’re not paying for their skill. You’re paying for their labor. They are doing some work for you and you are paying them to do it. Amount of skill required does not change the hours they are putting in or the amount of time and energy they are spending for you.