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Do not stop speaking about gaza.
In Gaza, everything is silent… except for the sounds of bombings and the rumbling of hungry stomachs.
The sound of hunger is deafening… it kills the starving.
Is there anyone who will respond?!!
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Please help a chronically ill lesbian
As some of you know, I needed to have surgery this year for a health issue that has been actively ruining my life and robbing me of my joy. I'm fully insured through my company, but parts of the surgery fell through the cracks and I am not eligible for financial aid.
this year has been so hard and long and shitty and I hate having to ask for help, but I really can't see any other alternative. I am so scared and stressed
kofi / paypal / commissions
Idk who needs to hear this, but if this reaches you, here you go: being an asexual lesbian is perfectly okay, especially in a society that unfortunately values sex. I also hope that you're doing okay while taking this hard to swallow pill, and I'm here for you.
This includes any form of asexual: demi, gray, cupio, aceflux, I mean any form.
And if you're questioning either of these sexualities, it's okay to be, and sometimes it's hard. I hope you find what you're looking for because you deserve happiness.
Hi guys! Bit of a different post today. So I help moderate for a game series done by two game devs in 'Nightmare Emporium' and a week ago today their next installment "Imaginary Friends Institution" released!
Unfortunately because bug fixing had taken a lot of their time, a lot of promotion for the game has been slow. So just to help out, I've come here to try and spread the word.
We'd all appreciate it if you could check the game out on steam, check out the previous parts of the story through "The Friends We Left Behind" and "Imaginary Friends Asylum" and even their merch and patreon store if you have the time! Any and all reviews on IFI would be super appreciated as well. Thank you!
Experience the not-so-ordinary life of a young institutionalized woman in the 1950’s. Amidst the daily struggles and overbearing loneliness,
Creating beauty in fear: indie psychological horror game dev
I'm being evicted, and need $2500 to cover the 2 months of rent we missed, pls send me whatever you can, and if you want a comm for this I'll do it https://ko-fi.com/nerdybcommsopen
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То, что случилось с твоим аккаунтом - просто ужасно. Прекрасно понимаю твои чувства, ведь со мной тоже происходило подобное. ಥ_ಥ
Будем надеяться, что поддержка быстро решит эту проблему.(｡ﾉωﾉ)
Всё будет хорошо. Ты очень крут, обнимаю. (´༎ຶ ͜ʖ ༎ຶ `)♡
Спасибо большое за поддержку ಥ_ಥ. Я очень надеюсь, что всё пройдёт хорошо. Честно, меня чуть даже не стошнило от такого наплыва эмоций. Хотелось и плакать и кричать и блевать. / Thank you so much for your support ಥ_ಥ. I really hope everything goes well. Honestly, I almost threw up from the onslaught of emotions. I wanted to cry, scream, and puke.
hi!!
my really close friend just got diagnosed with aspd, what can i do to support them?
also if you have any resources on aspd i could read that would be very handy to me too :)
It's good that you're trying to be supportive of your friend. Given that ASPD is a highly stigmatized disorder, there aren't a lot of resources out there for us. I know this may sound cliche, but the #1 thing you can do is listen to them. Take their experiences seriously. Make space for their struggles. Be considerate of the issues they face, but don't enable or encourage unhealthy behaviors. Meet them where they're at. Be extremely patient with them. Know that they will always be a bit different from other people and do your best to respect that. I do not have any decent resources off the top of my head right now, but I will think on this for a bit. If I can dig through my list of personal resources and find anything useful I will send it your way.
