In the end, everyone dies — but that is not the point. The real question is: how were you living before death came? Did you have food and medicine? Were you living in good health and safety? Did you have a home, or were you suffering from hunger, no access to treatment, severe illness, and a tent worn down by the sun?

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No movement on this for awhile but rent for next month is going up :( anything helps

I’ve gotten no movement on this post and have had to use what little I’ve had left for food and my credit card to cushion the cost of some of this but I now owe a fuckton in late fees please please help

Does anyone remember maneater Mildred does anyone give a fuck about maneater Mildred????????

maneater mildred monday

Sometimes the whole point is just having a nice day

when someone calls me their friend my heart skips a beat it’s like i won at being myself

Ppl got to understand that being Latino doesn't automatically make someone a person of color and that u can be white and latino the same way u can be afro Latino, or asian and Latino or, indigenous and Latino etc etc