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nope, nothing to see here
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Having attraction and not being able to accept it bc it's queer? Absolutely. 0/10 do not recommend irl, but I really enjoy it in fiction.
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Having attraction and not being able to accept it bc it's queer? Absolutely. 0/10 do not recommend irl, but I really enjoy it in fiction.
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stay silly :3
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nah, such lists have the form of seriousness, but a lighthearted and playful tone. the contrast only makes it more silly :3
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It'd be no fun if the girls were actually straight
edit: grammar
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regular vibe check :3
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This is so real
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stay silly :3
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It's working!!! (⁀ᗢ⁀)
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this is also a sign
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Ikr? I missed her energy. People even forgot about her on here
Unfortunately, she was lending me her pile of unposted memes, so now I gotta be more careful
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Big mistake rule
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That's still sexist bullshit
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Reading rule
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🥰
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I definitely got one of these down
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She decided
This series was so fun until the teacher joined in. Japan is seriously the worst about this shit
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regular vibe check :3
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Really? Lain is an absolute icon around here
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Ea-nasirule
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I genuinely noticed it before I fully comprehended the meme
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Reading rule
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a very gay one :3
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Reading rule
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It really isn't hard to figure out if you pay attention
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regular vibe check :3
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Maybe not antidepressants, but perhaps other drugs? :3
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its the end of the rule as we know it
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Oh thank goodness we won't all die, only a huge chunk of us! I was almost worried there for a second.
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regular vibe check :3
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egg🙄irl
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I think children should be encouraged to experiment with what suits them more. I was raised fairly degendered and it kinda sucked. I might've been protected from a lot of toxic masculinity, but I didn't discover how much I hated it until I became more independent. On the other hand, I never once got an opportunity to experiment with femininity, and so I genuinely didn't know how much I liked it until I was already an adult.
Being AMAB kinda defaulted me to being male. Combined with my natural inclination to be quiet and blend in, I exclusively went with "boy" so as to not rock the boat. I was told that gender didn't matter, so what would be the point in trying femininity out? I didn't even consider that I would prefer it.
The main thing is encouraging kids to discover what's right for them, letting them know that everything is an option and making it clear that you'll support anything they choose. I don't think raising kids without gender is the answer; they should be raised with all the gender until it becomes clear what they want.
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There arule way better books out there
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dang, that's really cringe of her
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Girls ❤️
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Girls