Aspiring Creator of Worlds

there's a stoat hiding in that last one

t4t polyamorous: a flag for consensual non-monogamy with the specific attraction to those who fall under the transgender label. it involves having romantic or sexual relationships with multiple transgender partners at the same time.

a flag for anyone.

🍭original flag designed by @ virxskh0lstun_flagz via pinterest

[image id: a flag with 7 unevenly sized horizontal stripes colored from top to bottom in sky blue, yellow, white, blush, white, lavender, denim blue. in the center of the flag is a heart symbol intersected with the transgender symbol, colored in blush and bordered in white. intertwined within is an infinity symbol in the same sky blue and white border. on either side of the center, in the blush stripe, are two yellow stars, two purple hearts, and two pairs of shrinking circles. /end id]

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Hebrew: We have Prophetic Perfect

Other languages: you have… wh a?

Hebrew: sometimes prophets talk about things that will happen as though they already did, to reflect the complexity of Gd’s relationship with time!

Other languages: how do you even -

Bleach: green apple jolly rancher

Laundry: cigarette smoke

Cigarette smoke: dirt

Dumpster: dumpster

Apples: gasoline

Vinegar: fish

Kimchi: rotting meat

Chocolate: rotting fruit

Bok choy: horseradish

Green apples: pickles

Artificial pomegranate: hairspray

Pumpkin pie: beach sand :'(

Lao Gan Ma Spicy Chili Crisp: Honey mustard aftertaste???

I can't seem to taste things that have capsaicin past the capsaicin. People talk about hot things having flavor but it does not, it just hurts me. I don't think that's smell related though. Unfortunate because a lot of spicy dishes seem like they would be good.

It's also hard to say which things taste different/bad because of smell and which things I can't eat because The Autism Says No. Like does it actually taste that bad or am I having a texture/taste episode where this isn't food according to my brain? I'm sensitive to changes in texture especially on food, and flavor profiles. My mom used a different brand of cheese for the cheesy rice she makes for holidays and it was then Bad. Was it bad because autism said this wasn't the same thing anymore or because the other brand lacked something I could taste or was it normal dislike of a brand for some normal reason? Hard to say. I have nothing to compare to usually.

I ADORE you Jews with big noses.