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stuff like this really makes me want to see what blocklists i'm on because i see posts like this frequently and man it is doing its job!
instead of an overpriced playstation in the modern age have you considered baroque for the sega saturn
yeah like this shit pisses me off so much having to perform parts of your gender that doesn't come naturally to you or you _will_ be misgendered this why i want ungendered spaces where you can just be _you_ rather than have to play a part perfectly or be abused
it's too hot to go to pride this year so it's time to hang out with my favorite vampire
it's all just graphic novels and political thrillers grim this art is super good though
are men's reading levels plummeting that much i feel like i'm just going to be spammed with stephen king and jack london novels and it terrifies me
the app isn't anything good because it's just like squawker BUT it was a good idea because i saw this
also zera has ike's glasses because tokyo grand guignol lychee hikari club is what ike did to me
i read lychee ☆ light club today i liked it, especially the fascistic portrayal of the boys however, i think i liked the plot overview from the theater play on neocities more denpaarchive.neocities.org/litchi this is my favorite manga panel of all time now
well everyone's on apps, and since i'm uncomfortable with them, that's probably why i've never found anyone! i'll get over it and- ... oh
goddamn. i left the online queer community for a few years because gay men didn't want me, and trans people didn't want me. the only allies are lib cishets who accept you, but it's so superficial and ignorant that it feels weightless. balancing the needs of everyone is difficult...
$27 USD for a beautiful 3 piece acrylic stand???? this is so cheap wtf??????? the sticker sets are only $6 too????? thank you for affordable merch sensei TvT
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> In 1873, a schoolmistress in Mahaska, Iowa punished a boy in her class for indulging in chewing tobacco by washing his mouth out with soap. Much later examples tell how Filipino or Lakota individuals were punished for speaking their native language with a similar punishment.