bewear
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this app is full of people who have never worked a job in their life 😭
aizk ✡️@Aizkmusic
If you live in a major city and you're not coming home at 10:00 pm every night (socializing / talking / eating with friends) you are leaving free opportunities on the table millions would murder for.
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Being afraid of reading "problematic authors" is due to your own insecurity with your beliefs and identity. You think that if you read "bad people", you'll become bad yourself, soaking up their toxins like a dim sponge. This is because you are stupid and can't trust yourself.
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@samiraspuppy this is actually so unprofessional????
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i strongly disbelieve in telling women to stop discussing this because it’s “commenting on women’s bodies”. like sorry to these individual wealthy women but how else is anyone supposed to get the message out there that this shouldn’t be aspirational
Consuela 🤠@prncssconsuelx
ahora en hollywood está prohibido pesar mas de 48 kg ❌
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i’m so tired of people acting like there’s some “her body her choice” eating disorder prerogative that makes it bad feminism to criticize public figures for the profound societal and medical sicknesses that they are, yes ok, victims of, but also verrry much helping to normalize
euphoria daily@xeuphoriadaily
📸 Maude Apatow at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party.
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Stop, ser!
You are challenged by SER DUNCAN and SQUIRE EGG!
splat 🛡️🌳🐉@zaryaismywife
assigning pokemon to akotsk characters because i can: a thread
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Fun fact: the times's longest-held obituary ever was for aviator Elinor Smith. When she got famous as a 16 year old doing plane stunts in the 1920s, the times pre-wrote her obit because they assumed she was going to crash and die
She lived to 98. Her obit was published in 2010
Matthew Zeitlin@MattZeitlin
now that khamenei is off the table, i wonder which times obituary has been in the system the longest
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A beaver dam cannot threaten nearby land. The beaver is the land experiencing itself
Massimo@Rainmaker1973
Removing a beaver dam because it was blocking water flow and threatening nearby land.
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Nobody is more indoctrinated than someone who says “I’m not into politics.” Every time that’s uttered is another win for elites. Politics is weekends, the 8-hr work day, clean drinking water, wages, quality schools & a functioning healthcare system. Everything is politics.
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“Disliking children” in a world that continuously fails children is not revolutionary. Disliking children is even the common sentiment and practice. Child trafficking, child labor, child abuse… hating children is not new or ground shattering.
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“you raise your voice, i erase your voice” is about as succinct of a description of a fascist government as i could possibly write, and i’m a professional writer
Prem Thakker@prem_thakker
ICE agent threatens someone in Minnesota: “You raise your voice, I erase your voice.” From @MinnMaxShow:
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So surrogacy is being criticized bc of the negative impacts on women….not because of misogyny…surrogacy is misogynistic….y’all are so so so stupid
Scarlet💌🐾💋@brinabusywoman
Jennifer Anniston said she only wanted to give birth and people hated her, Millie Bobby brown adopted and people hated her, Meghan did surrogacy and people hate her. As a woman You simply can’t win.
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It’s a never ending nightmare of the most grotesque images. Images of mass death next to AI generated images of the wet dreams of colonial expansion
Sara Eisen@SaraEisen
Here in Davos @jaredkushner unveils the vision and plan for Gaza, encourages investment.
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'this was the safest way' no actually the safest way was adoption but u genetics obsessed freaks dgaf about that and would rather rent out another womans womb than raise an adopted child
Pop Base@PopBase
Meghan Trainor tells PEOPLE that surrogacy is not “something to whisper about or judge” after welcoming baby girl via surrogate: “It wasn’t our first choice, but we had endless conversations with our doctors on this journey, and this was the safest way for us to be able to continue growing our family. We are forever grateful for that option. […] I want people to know that surrogacy is just another beautiful way to build a family. It’s not something to whisper about or judge. It’s rooted in trust, science, love, and teamwork. Every family’s journey looks different, and all of them are extremely valid.” (people.com/meghan-trainor…)
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choice feminism reeks. yes women can choose to be surrogates, but if the choice is rooted in financial necessity, is it really a choice? like we cant ignore that surrogacy is a capitalist system that disproportionately benefits wealthy folk so they can keep their "perfect" bodies
xabi jinping@jihadbian
Coming out as anti surrogacy
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