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mabeuf-suggestions:

Trans Day of Remembrance

I need not tell you how to mourn. You can find lists of those killed by transphobic hate, and know that all of them are far from complete. If you want, I can help you find resources and lists.

Those things are important to an extent I could not overemphasise.

But I want to offer comfort. I wish you all the love you deserve, wish you every happiness, and though it is perhaps impossible to receive such a thing, I shall continue wishing it upon you. You are worth everything. And you are not alone in this.

I love you, and you can always message me with whatever you’re feeling. You are surrounded by a community which may be imperfect but you can find your own perfection in – people who will love and care and support you. You contain so many multitudes of love and beauty and joy, and you have so many marvels in your soul.

Remember our past. Protect yourself, you splendid person. What we are is a sublime thing.

You are loved, even when you are full of despair or rage. You are powerful even when you feel hopeless. And we will make things better.

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Please help me make a perfect Christmas for my sisters

I wasn’t entirely comfortable with doing this at first, but my mother and I agreed that this is probably the best way to recoup our losses

So as some of you may know, my family (aka my dad and two youngest sisters living in Nigeria) were robbed. One of my sisters was molested and they lost a lot of important things like food and electronics. They were able to replace most things but were unfortunately unable to buy a new Wii U, which was also stolen in the robbery.

This event has been incredibly traumatic for my younger sisters and i know losing something that they had a strong connection to hurts them immensely, among everything else that happened. If any of you are willing to spare cash, i would really appreciate donations to help me buy a new console for my sisters

I would really love to afford to buy a new system to surprise them, so please, if you have any extra cash, please donate to my paypal: paypal.me/repomantis

if you cannot donate, that’s fine! please just reblog this around so others can see

Slight update: turns out we lost a few more things

  1. TV
  2. Shoes and backpacks
  3. Jeans
  4. Laptops

Any donation helps!

Thank you all so much who have donated so far, seriously my mom is incredibly emotional right now!

But please don’t stop! We really need any help we can get!

If you also wish to mail things to me or contact me about helping me save up/replace these things, please contact me at lesbianperil#2524

amuseoffyre:

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anneonomus:

That relatable (older) Gen Z memory: when all the projectors and white boards got replaced by Smart Boards™ around like fifth grade and none of the teachers knew how to use them but they Had To Use them otherwise the school just wasted a bunch of money and it was a rlly weird transition

an addition: when they calibrated the board by pressing the dots and everyone in class lost their minds

You know what was great? When they forgot it was a smartboard and wrote on it with a marker pen and then frozen and you could almost hear the mental scream of “oh shiiiiiiiiiii….”

bi facts 💖💜💙

prouvairism:

  • not all people who identify as bisexual are fixated on traditional notions of gender, so maybe everyone should stop saying bisexuality excludes trans and nonbinary people, ‘cause it’s getting annoying.
  • you can be bisexual and nonbinary.
  • you can be bisexual and be attracted to nonbinary people and it won’t make you less bisexual.
  • not everyone define the word bisexual as “attracted to men and women”, especially not everyone use “both genders”, since there’s a lot of genders besides men and women.
  • yes, the definition of bisexual today is very similar to pansexual and some people even use both labels for themselves at once.
  • implying you know more about a bi person’s experience than they do is really rude and pointless, if a person says they’re bi, they’re bi.
  • it isn’t hard to respect bi people and their experiences.