Nairobi, Kenya
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les_miserables retweeted
Please DO NOT insert Cetrizinw in your vagina.
It doesn't tighten your vagina it dries it out. Friction will cause painful sex and risk of HIV
Thank you for coming to my TED Talk
les_miserables retweeted
What a privilege it is to be able to run, afford a gym membership, buy healthy food, pay your bills, walk on your own legs, see with your own eyes, think clearly, work every day, and push your body to become stronger.
Never take these blessings for granted.
les_miserables retweeted
But that's my emotional support confusingly intimate flirtatious but platonic friend
les_miserables retweeted
Again yes, Zanzibar has pristine beaches and beautiful turquoise waters, but it also has real homes and every day lives. Everywhere doesn’t look like a luxury resort.
We should be more mindful. These are people’s homes, not just backdrops for your instagram dump.
les_miserables retweeted
"But you were green on Teams"
I don't care if I was LIVE on CNN at 10 AM.
I'll respond to your email when I GET TO IT.
les_miserables retweeted
Same way dressing as a woman doesn't automatically cancel the risk of violence towards women
A man dressing as a woman still posses risk to women!
les_miserables retweeted
Because a certain kind of man believes that not getting everything he wants from women is oppression. This applies both to incels and to the type of trans-identified man who insists that speech, laws and physical spaces should be reconfigured around his self-image.
les_miserables retweeted
Can the men just go to men's bathroom omg fuck. Why is this even an argument ffs.
The obsession with policing how people present themselves is so exhausting. One day you’re masc, the next you’re fem, another day you’re somewhere in between. So what? Clothes are not a sworn affidavit of your gender, sexuality or character. Some people genuinely cannot imagine living without asking strangers for permission to exist
les_miserables retweeted
Why is it that when women express discomfort about intimate spaces, we’re expected to justify or defend those boundaries rather than have them respected?
