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Gay For Everyone

@lexiholic826

She/her, queer, obsessed with video games and photography.

Fourth time now I've tried to propose to my wife and has gone horribly wrong first I put the engagement ring in the wine glass she drank that next time I tried putting it in the cake she ate that at the last point I decided to give it to the waiter to give to her she still ate him too like I've lost so much money but God what a woman

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social media numbers don’t mean quality. social media numbers do not define you or your work. social media numbers are scary numbers, but they’re just numbers and you’re a whole person.

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despite being discouraged recently by social media, i am going to create and create and create to the near point of being sick of it. i will create because i love doing it and love being able to say “i made that”. i’ll create as my hands grow tired and my mind jumps into overdrive. and then i’ll do it again tomorrow.

christian rock bands are a backbone genre in the amv scene

christian rock band making a song: i dedicate this one to you jesus

unwell 12 year old girl who is a couple years away from having a gender crisis: this is so naruto and sasuke

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i understand there are some people out there who like their furries to be like. somewhat realistic and following rules of nature or whatever but when i see someone getting their dick in a twist for giving a lizard tits or giving a beast the wrong kind of junk or very often being shitty about a trans persons choice of expression via the fursona, i sit there like. yknow these animals also usually dont walk on two legs and speak coherent earthly languages or give footjobs but here we are. so maybe play in the space and shutup about my busty shark with 2 cocks and my bunny with paw beans (and 2 cocks)

One of the first lectures I gave was on how fish move, and I was sort of amazed to get called back just two days later to sort of look over some of the things that they had dummied up based on my lecture. And this fella was showing me how the fish moved and everything. I said "They can't move their pectoral fins like that, that won't look right. A fish can't just sort of do that." He said "Y'know, Adam... fish don't talk."

-- Dr. Adam Summer, PhD, professor of physiology, on his time consulting for the film Finding Nemo (2003) [source]

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