Kirstyn

@socalledcharlie She's advocating for eugenics.. how very right-wing of her... Oh wait ..

I love being trans. If she doesn’t like being trans she can opt herself out.

@VampireGhuleh 😢🫂🫂🫂🫂

Nothing has felt right since Jess left us. It’s almost been two years, but nothing is the same. It just hurts, like the world has been frozen, and I’m on autopilot… 🖤

@garlic_wife Same, omg same

I have no imagination for men i meet on the apps. I don't think about them ever.

@gorpgames Absolute truth! Also hi fellow PNWr!

need a partner that actually likes public displays of affection, like please hold my hand and give me random hugs and kisses while we're out, i want people to know im yours

@realamandarae This Coming from you.... 🫠🫠🫠

@violetvoidqueen Gorgeous! Congrats! 💝

I was43 when I came out. Now 5 years later, I'm 50lbs lighter, and clearly happier!

@Butch30586594 God's been my bitch ever since the church allowed my friend to get raped by our youth pastor when I was a teenager. God can fuck all the way off, and when he gets there he can keep fucking off.

@violetvoidqueen And mutilated. So you are either a mutilated gay man, or a mutilated heterosexual man. Either way you need to repent and seek God.

@NotThatDragonD It's me!

@violetvoidqueen There is no way the person on the right is almost 50. You have to be kidding.

@JuniperAnduril I did have FFS in 22

@violetvoidqueen Did HRT do all of that? I started at 43 and I’m desperate here, any help appreciated.

@BigLynchianBug No you!!

@violetvoidqueen Gorgeous~ What an insane glowup

@pierbiwierbi Kinda? Kinda???

new dress kinda cute :)

@jirachytft Pls this...

Hey Hey white tgirls Once again PLEASE FUCKING SHOWER

@LiquidGoth It has its moments!! I love DJing there!

time warp is the bluesky of seattle bars

@jorgewheelock @JamesMartinSJ Let me get this straight... The Pope can't insert religion into politics in America, but it's ok for lawmakers to invoke religion to dictate US laws? GTFO..

Respectfully, I'm Catholic and I know we must be honest at all times. Leaving Donald Trump completely aside for a moment, The Pope is the head of an officially recognized state and is the highest figure within what is practically the largest government in the world. Pope Leo says he is not political in nature, however, he has systematically inserted himself into current geopolitical issues at every opportunity, denouncing the effects of many events, yet remaining completely silent about the causes that triggered them. He avoids certain public figures, while accepting private meetings with notorious personalities who carry agendas that are far removed from the Church's beliefs. In my opinion, all of this is causing confusion, uncertainty, and perplexity among the faithful. It was to be expected that engaging in this type of conduct, The Pope would eventually drag the Catholic Church to the forefront of global political controversies and subject it to more internal division. Honestly, you have no idea how many Catholics are whispering exactly what I'm now saying publicly. Blessings

Yes, he really said that. Yesterday Vice President JD Vance criticized Pope Leo XIV for not knowing enough theology: "I think it's very, very important for the pope to be careful when he talks about matters of theology ... If you’re going to opine on matters of theology, you’ve got to be careful, you’ve got to make sure it’s anchored in the truth," he said, at a Turning Point conference. One of the many, many, ironies about that statement is that it came in response to Pope Leo's comments about war and peace and, specifically, the concept of "just war," which originated with St. Augustine. As many have already noted, when the Vice President was making his comments, Pope Leo XIV, a member of the Augustinian Order, and twice Prior General of the Augustinians before his election as Pope, was visiting the hometown of St. Augustine, then called "Hippo," now in Annaba, a town in modern-day Algeria. For good measure, Pope Leo XIV, the man critiqued for insufficient theological education, earned not only a master's degree in divinity, but also licentiate and a doctorate in canon law from the Pontifical University of St. Thomas Aquinas in Rome. JD Vance's recent conversion to Catholicism is beside the point, because many converts are of course not only highly intelligent (and learned in theology) but faithful and energetic Catholics. We rejoice over everyone entering the church. What most of us do not rejoice over, however, is a deadly combination of inaccuracy and hubris. Pace, Vice President Vance, but the current war in Iran is not a just war under Catholic doctrine. You can hear that from church leaders from across the theological spectrum, from Archbishop Timothy Broglio, the head of the military vicariate and former head of the @USCCB, to Cardinal Robert McElroy, Archbishop of Washington who holds doctorates in both theology and political science. You can look all that up online. Suffice to say, the Vice President doesn't seem to understand the tenets of just war. Nor does he seem to understand the fundamental position of the church, which is for peace. "War is always a defeat for humanity," as St. John Paul II said. If that authority isn't enough, then turn to Jesus who said, "Blessed are the peacemakers," not "Blessed are the warmongers." And after the Resurrection, the Risen Christ says to the frightened disciples not "Vengeance is mine" but "Peace be with you." Incidentally, the day before, the Vice President said that the Pope (and the Vatican) should stick to teaching about morality, also seeming to forget that war and peace are profoundly moral issues. For his part, Pope Leo was focused yesterday on his spiritual father, St. Augustine. After what seemed like an emotional visit to Hippo, he celebrated Mass at the Basilica of St. Augustine in Annaba. During his homily he said, "The primary task of pastors as ministers of the Gospel is therefore to bear witness to God before the world with one heart and one soul, not permitting our concerns to lead us astray through fear, nor trends to undermine us through compromise." Amen. Let's all continue to pray for the Holy Father as he works for peace. (Image: Pope Leo XIV prays at the archeological ruins of Hippo, home of St. Augustine, in current-day Algeria. CNS photo).

@kirabyte_ You're amazing and we love you!!! 🫶🫶

can i get some positivity in chat please? they found me and idk how. i didnt go after them.

@BigLynchianBug Heres my arm, you know what to do...

A smile, or just an animal showing teeth?

@Rotten_fresh__ It's a pretty drive though! I temporarily moved here from Texas 5 year ago and never left 😅

Seattle move in may and im driving down grrr this is gonna be crazy

@BigLynchianBug Heyyyyy

Heyyyy

@zuhria_tft Yay congrats!!

I GOT THE JOB WE ARE SO UP!!!!!!

Second favorite photo from the Lacuna Coil concert!! Look at this cutie!!