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The Women’s Building - San Francisco, California

by Juana Alicia, Meera Desai, Miranda Bergman, Irene Perez, Susan Kelk Cervantes, Littleton Yvonne and Edythe Boone

(photos: Anthony Byrd)

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We haven’t talked in years but I hope you’re doing well Jovie! Hope we could be friends again in the future.

Show ur face den

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Adorable baby fakes crying when daddy tries to cut her fingernails. (x)

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GIMME U FACKIN MANEY

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Sofia Vergara, 1990s

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what is it about capybaras that attracts groups of small animals to them? Its not just mammals either its like birds and turtles and frogs too

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look at this shit

They radiate peace

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capybaras are friend shaped

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I love this post

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This is actually a cool thing I know about!

In the wild capybaras live in large groups so naturally a female capybara will take care of not only her own offspring, but all of the other offspring in the group. So capybaras are super great mothers who will adopt pretty much anything and take care of it.

Lots of places that rescue different animals will give a group of baby animals to a capybara to raise if they have one.

Like puppies

Ducks

Deer

Emus

They are just super calm animals so they’re naturally great at mothering or just existing in a group!

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mom shaped

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This is the ideal nurturing animal. You may not like it, but this is what peak social reproductive labor looks like.

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Yasmeen Ghauri

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