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female genital investigator 🕵🏼‍♀️

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Joined June 2025
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Replying to @berryribbons
Smokin str8 lemon grass
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
I hope they discover that AO3 allows sexualization of real children, including even dead children and finally something is done about it
are we fucking kidding? ts was NOT supposed to (literally) go mainstream
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Even saying “maybe I’m too woke” is downplaying how disgustingly anti black this is
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Replying to @khemas55
Seeing a post about bad children and immediately assuming they are talking about black children?
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
You saw harassment and immediately thought of black boys #notverywokeofyou
How 43 year old female teachers describe 10 year old black kids:
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Replying to @punishedudon
surely there was another way that wasn't degrading black and indigenous people.
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it was inevitable because you guys made it a bigger thing than it should be
ao3 outage being reported on cnn is a level of being perceived that i think is extremely bad for fandom 😭😭
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Replying to @berryribbons
Enjoy that laced shit bro
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Replying to @mangorizaulait
Its you vs the medical professionals who know her and said she recovered
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
a girl literally turned her ENTIRE life around from a deadly disorder and is now helping people with the same disorders and you are complaining
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
why do people treat the mentally ill like irredeemable cattle
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
Something about Madueke and first time shipping
😭😭😭😭😭😭 he’s fujoing the fuck out
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
es un acosador porque ya sabe que es lesbiana y aun así sigue insistiendo, si no eres lesbiana mejor ni opines que te pones en ridículo
que bajon debe ser declararte y terminar escrachado en twitter como si fueses un acosador pq te gusta una lesbiana
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
This take has to be the absolute worst I have seen yet. From a rape survivor.
The man who raped me, was arrested but never charged. I had REAL evidence, unlike Russell Brand’s accuser.  In my early 20’s after not placing in a bikini modeling competition, I hit the bar to console my hurt pride, then missed my last train.  A father who was much older than me, said “My kids are away from home, you can sleep in their room at my place. Then you can get a train in the morning.”  He took me to other bars and kept buying my drinks. Double vodka and red bull. His friend had tagged along. There would have been CCTV of the man  getting me more and more drunk. His friend shared the taxi and heard the narrative that I would sleep in the kids room. There had been NO ROMANTIC activity. The rapist's friend was dropped off, at a different address.  The last thing I remember before I woke up with him inside me, was violently throwing up in his bathroom. (The DNA from my vomit on his bathroom floor, could have been evidence that I was too intoxicated to consent.)  When I woke up during the sexual assault. I froze. Then passed out again. In the morning when I woke up, the man tried to cuddle me, as if nothing happened. I hit him.  As soon as I got to the train station, away from my attacker, I walked up to police officers and burst into tears.  I was taken for a medical examination. Swabs were taken.  A few days after he was arrested, the police called me. The rapist told them I had consented, he told them we were kissing and cuddling. It would be my word against his in court. So no prospect of conviction. No charges were pressed. The only consolation was that the police said the case would be reopened if he tried it with someone else, if another woman came forward.  My rapist walked free.  This is despite; This man being a stranger to me. A witness to him buying me alcohol. Then taking me to his home drunk. Assuring me I’d sleep alone, in his kids room, the kid was away from home.  Potential CCTV of the man getting me VERY drunk.  Vomit on his bathroom floor. Had they took DNA from my mouth, that would have proven he was lying. He said we were kissing.  I went to the police IMMEDIATELY.  Forensic evidence from the police medical examination.  I was naive back then, but I learned to take care of myself better. I have set internal boundaries for myself. I do not drink to excess. If I go on a date, I insist it is in a public place. I would NEVER invite a stranger into my private realm or go to their home.  See why I am not jumping on the narrative against Russell Brand? He has been convicted SOLELY on the word of a groupie. Who says she withdrew consent, after participating willingly in other sexual activities.  She showed up at his home stinking of alcohol, she was in active addiction and cheating on her boyfriend. She did not go to the police (despite knowing he would go on to seduce potentially thousands more women.) She had no forensics. She CHOSE to engage in sexual activity with Brand within minutes of first meeting him. On entering his dressing room after a show. She likely got her pride hurt, she was an obsessed fan, who would have fantasised about romance with him. He discarded her for the next conquest. She likely would have felt rejected, used, naive and GUILTY, she cheated on her boyfriend.  How is it that the police didn't have a single call, or even a tip from someone who had heard of the alleged crimes, before journalists started poking around?  Had she not spoken to a journalist first (journalists are experts at twisting narratives and sensationalising stories.) Her accusation would not even have reached the police, 17 years later. There’s also inconsistencies in her accounts to others, following the alleged incident. Going to journalists first, undermines the police. The media have weaponised the court, as a mechanism to generate more headlines, to sell more papers. Headlines which potentially prejudiced the jury! The HUMAN RIGHT to a fair trial has NOT been upheld.  Photo: Gregory Mason
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
This is what I think of whenever some dipshit alt-right person says “have more kids than you can afford”. It’s child abuse idc. If you can’t afford to give a child a good life, don’t be fucking selfish and have one anyway. Why are you TRYING to get pregnant in poverty!??
At 10 years old Kaylie Hegwood told a camera what hunger feels like. "Sad and all droopy." When a cooking show came on TV, she said, she wanted to vanish into the screen and start eating the food. She lived in Stockton, Iowa, with her mom and her 12-year-old brother Tyler. Her mom had lost a factory job. The family was living on $320 a week in unemployment plus food stamps. Kaylie walked the railroad tracks looking for cans, 5 cents for a good one, 2 cents for a crushed one. In the video below she sits on a swing in the yard and talks about it the way you'd describe your school day. They don't get three meals. If there's cereal there's no milk, if there's milk there's no cereal. "Switch and swap." At 0:31 she explains her trick for when she's starving. She thinks of something else, and then she's not hungry anymore. At 1:07 she tells you what she's afraid of. "Me and my brother will starve." Then one of the dogs had to go. Nala was the one who slept on your bed. "We're getting rid of my perfect little lovey dog." Watch 1:22. At the shelter a worker asks if they want the leash and collar back, and you hear Kaylie. "Collar, Mom." They gave up the house and moved into a motel room with no fridge. "This sink is our fridge." They got a rented duplex and lost that too. By the end of filming she was out of school because they kept moving. She tried to work out why this had happened to her. "I think my mom, she kind of made a wrong turn or something." Then at 2:02 you hear what a 10-year-old thinks is coming. "If I keep missing school, then I see my future poor, on the streets, in a box." Filming began in 2011, in the richest country on earth. Kaylie did get back to school. The shelter said Nala went to a very nice family. FRONTLINE kept following her for 14 years, and in 2025 she was grown and expecting a child of her own. "Changing the cycle that you were born into is very hard." Was Kaylie failed by one wrong turn, or by a country where a dog collar can be the last thing a kid gets to keep?
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
it's also okay to not be able to tell someone's gender immediately by looking at them and that should not make you uncomfortable or drive you to assumptions. let's normalize talking to people
sometimes the butch, trans masc and t boy will look like triplets and that’s okay
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
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Looks shit
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mikey⋆‧°𓏲ּ𝄢 retweeted
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lol posting fucking rez bunk 😂
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