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Oh this is getting attention really fast idk if I have anything else to add... Here's a reddit comment that I feel gives good advice on seeking treatment if anyone is curious. It sucks so bad that when you're sick you also have to perform to be taken seriously!!
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My unpopular opinion is body positivity should be about being okay with not looking good or conventionally attractive and not insisting we’re all beautiful. Our worth shouldn’t hinge on being pretty.
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Replying to @pukicho
Make him read books and teach him to finish essays at 11:58 on friday and he will be the strongest warrior in all of collegelandia
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Replying to @pukicho
"imagine if you said this about computers in the early 2000s" guess what my parents DID i had no technology until i hit high school — i grew up reading books and playing outside and learning to be creative and now i have a medical degree 🥰 yes i am better then you AI bros
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this. and then antis are the ones telling proshippers that they glorify or normalize certain content. if you think murder isn't dark content or is normal, then there's something wrong with your own perception of media
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Hot Take it’s not a moral crime to acknowledge that we as humans crave validation and YES that extends to creators
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But RPF involves real people who DO exist (or who use to exist and who still have family around) so it's different. They're NOT fictional characters.
I know RPF is a genre that's been around for a very long time now, historically even, but-
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Personally I think that, because RPF involves real people, RPF should be handled and talked about differently than other forms of fiction in fandom.
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fandoms are so serious nowadays like girl we are playing make believe we are inventing scenarios we are making our dolls kiss relax and have some whimsy
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⚫️ Darrere de cada víctima de trànsit hi ha famílies i vides trencades.
🚗 Conduir amb prudència i responsabilitat pot evitar tragèdies. A la carretera, cada decisió compta.
La notícia que mai voldries rebre 👇
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My "How to Name Chinese Characters" post died with tumblr, so here it is again.
Disclaimer: I'm not the authority on it. This is what I was taught by my parents. Would appreciate thoughts of other chinese people who know about these conventions /1
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Yea…..#jiangcheng #jiangyanli
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you know a book is good when you get the urge to pull an all-nighter because you don’t want to stop reading it
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Estonia's 🇪🇪 entry showing the world that being stuck out on a distant twig of a forgotten branch of the language tree is not a blocker to making a statement.
#Eurovision2024
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for every touch an apology #fma
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normal people need to stop allowing this narrative that adults having meaningful relationships with minors is inherently predatory and bad bc that’s just insane. having safe and cool adults around you can confide in + look up to (cuz for many, that’s not family) is GOOD actually.
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Melissa is 47 years old, which isn't impossible to be a grandmother, but this is more demonstrative of how the film industry sees women
you know who else is 47 years old? Ryan Reynolds, Cillian Murphy, Alexander Skarsgård, and Colin Farrell; are they being cast as grandfathers?
































