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If you reblog her picture within the next twenty-five seconds you will have good luck and fortune for the rest of your life. 

things that are meant to be will fall into place 🧿

💖Girls' Night Day Night💖

Tank Girl, a British comic book, was brought to life by Jamie Hewlett and Alan C. Martin. While initially illustrated by Jamie Hewlett, a roster of artists including Philip Bond, Glyn Dillon, Ashley Wood, Warwick Johnson-Cadwell, Jim Mahfood, Brett Parson, Jonathan Edwards, Craig Knowles, Rufus Dayglo, Andy Pritchett, and Mike McMahon have also contributed portrayal.

Jamie Hewlett

been thinking about fantasy/scifi rule systems and free will

A displaced child from northern Gaza, crying, carrying his little sister while walking south under dire humanitarian conditions resulting from the Israeli attack on the Strip. Is this child carrying a weapon or his sister? Is he going to confront the occupation or is he going to a safe place? He is running barefoot and does not know where he is going. Is this a story from the imagination or do you not believe what the hell you are doing in your homes? Do you only watch the videos and the genocide every day because of your silence? Donate to Sami's family now so he can escape the genocide or share the post. Thank you everyone.

Khuzdul is hard to learn

And yes, I said the idea of a man in a feminine position is inherently feminist to them, NOT the man himself. The feminine position he is in makes him an object to be viewed and discussed, not a subject with thoughts and beliefs. The pregnant man is not a feminist, he's a feminist concept. That, I think, is the core of the problem with mpreg jokes - to people who make them, a pregnant man is an idea, a symbol, a fictional situation, instead of a real human being. They ignore the existance of actual men that can get pregnant in favour of the idea of them, because the first one has agency, and the second one has no agency (because he exists in their head). To people like that, pregnant men = blorbos jokingly impregnated by defying biology, or blorbos in omegaverse AUs, not the living, breathing trans and intersex men. They imagine pregnant men for many reasons: as a sexual fantasy, to make a joke, to declaw and tame them, but never to actually consider what it's like for real life men with uteruses. Pregnancy is just another situation they can put their blorbos in, not a real thing some men go through. So there's no space in their minds for the discrimination we face in gynecological and prenatal care, or the fear of being forcibly impregnated as a way to detransition us. Pregnant men are theoretical to them, just like catboys, so they get annoyed when we remind them that we exist and shoo us away claiming they're not talking about us.

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starting a collection of whatever this is