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i wish mosquitos didn't make you itchy and give you horribly infectious diseases. i wouldn't begrudge them a humble nibble were it not so
crying
Ursula K. Le Guin, The Left Hand of Darkness
They are fine. The impossible sequence of events played out in perfect order against all odds and they are fine.

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Those are the longest seven minutes I have ever experienced
All the neighbourhood dogs suddenly started barking at the same time. That was how I knew.
have you experienced a reduction in PMDD symptoms from testosterone?*
yes!
no, my symptoms are about the same
my symptoms got worse and stayed worse (*see footnote)
I've never tried testosterone for my PMDD so I'm curious to see results
*for the purpose of this question, we're talking exogenous testosterone for longer than a two-month period (since initial hormone fluctuation can flare symptoms, so I'm asking about how your experience was once hormones stabilized).
(I didn't put a "I'm bald" style button so the results don't get obscured by a majority vote of "doesn't apply to me" so if you're curious but you don't have PMDD, instead of a button to press you could just queue this for a week from today when the results are posted.)
do you / your followers have any good reccomendations for sapphic french books? sorry if this isn't the right place for this.
anon is really asking if the blog with a baguette and a lesbian flag as a pp is the right place for that /silly but âïž while i do read wlw books your ask makes me realize not many of them are french :| i'll do my best and pass the mic to my followers so we can both expend our TBRs:
"dysfonctionnelle" by axl cendres: very personnal fav in the sense that i heavily relate to the main character but still i would recommend it to anyone)
"juste une fois pour essayer" by élodie garnier: sorry i couldn't stand this one but mostly because i'm more of a "romance/queerness as part of the story" than a "romance/queerness being the whole story" person, also i think garnier wrote some more wlw romances if that's your kick
"bien sûr que les poissons ont froid" by fanny ruwet: still in the "didn't enjoy but someone else might" category, i LOVE goofy books but this one just didn't work for me (je me suis souvenu.e aprÚs avoir lu que j'étais déjà tombé.e sur un extrait de sketch de ruwet et purée son humour est vraiment pas le mien) + tbh the ending was underwhelming to me, some solid bisexual goofyness tho
"le bleu est une couleur chaude" by jul' marot: havenât read it yet but feels mandatory to mention it if we're talking lesbian french books
"l'absence de l'auteur" by miriam vieitez aka @girafeduvexin: still in the "haven't read yet but must mention" category, oui on parle peut-ĂȘtre de l'absence de l'auteur mais la prĂ©sence de l'autrice sur tumblr m'a forcĂ©.e Ă l'ajouter Ă ma PAL et Ă vous dire de faire pareil
(bonus as this one is more about mental illness and transgenderism but is so good i was just waiting for an excuse to recommend) "je vis dans une maison qui n'existe pas" by laurĂšne marx: a monologue both available as a book and in its audio version, and always as a masterpiece that got me crying like a baby
Art from mx_scratch_ on IG

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yeah yeah rainbow capitalism is bad and whatever but like. when I was a child, being pro gay was not the popular or lucrative choice. I'm happy that times have changed.
I miss rainbow capitalism. I do. I miss when it felt like public opinion was still pro gay. I understand it was always an empty gesture, but it mattered in a sense of knowing how socially acceptable being queer is. If that makes sense.
most âprotect the childrenâ campaigns come with the implication that whatâs best for children is 1950s white christian nuclear families and rigid adherence to the status quo, and having been a children I can definitively say that is very very incorrect
Today two of our students found an undetonated grenade from the second world war, picked it up and passed it back and forth.
I am very grateful that none of my students got blown to bits today.
"Are you sure you don't just want to reduce his behaviour grade bacause you take the things he says too personally?"
Ma'am "the things he says" are "I hate gay people"
Things that are making me crazy atm:
The fundraising campaign that has collected over 700k NOK to "stop pride in schools" whatever tf that means
The fact that this campaign has ads on the front page of the newspaper Dagen
The discussions in the main teacher group on facebook (admittedly, already, um, well), in which many people seem to think flying a rainbow flag is exclusionary towards Christian students and parents
Never forget the two ninth graders back in November who got the question "What can you do to make this school a better place to be" and responded "execute all black people and jews" (and then later also added gay people to the list)
My coworker who was in that classroom with me at that time and did not seem to think any of this was particularly noteworthy
Incidentally the same coworker who told a student she believed abortion was murder because "God has a plan for everyone"
Also my 10th grade student who was angry with me for unrelated reasons and handled that by yelling repatedly that he hates gay people
When I explicitly told my boss I believed the previously mentioned ninth graders were behaving badly towards me because they know I am a lesbian, and she just straight up didn't believe me
Also it is June. Pride month is great when there are a lot of us and there are events to go to. Up here it mostly means that there are a lot of articles that make me insane everywhere.

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Jeg har en drÞm at vi tar vare pÄ hverandre
Og gir det beste i oss selv til alle andre
Jeg tenker opp nÄr jeg er nede om Ä om Ä om igjen
Optimist, jeg vet det gÄr bra til sist
SĂ„ lenge jeg lever her er jeg en Optimist
Jeg er en Optimist
Short English version: I have a dream that we take care of each other. As long as Iâm alive i will be an optimist, I am an optimist
Omg their joy â€ïžâ€ïž