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Krystal. She/Her. 31. Omnisexual. Pagan. Poly. Formally and officially requesting: Nazis, terfs, bigots, truscum, and other varieties of exclusionists do not interact with this blog. You will be blocked. Venmo @Krystal-Mouse
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Howdy, this is a little video I made of me showcasing some stuff I have available on my ko-fi shop!

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dabwax

Hihi my wife posted some new art for sale and we're late on our car bill oops 🤡 check out their art or my pinned for more options 💪🏼

CA $fuzzcheeks | PP @ fuzzcheeks | Ven @ novastarchild

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Come here, baby gays, and let me tell you the story about how James Somerton made me so fucking angry with a single line that I had to make this post.

As I now know, most of his audience is young queers and there are things we NEED you to know.

The fight for marriage equality was a massive fucking deal and I will tell you why with a very personal story.

My mom was a nurse during the AIDS crisis. And I mean she started working as a nurse out of school in 85. My mom was on the front lines. She worked with so many AIDS patients that it genuinely altered her brain chemistry. My mother was a homophobe before her nursing career. She was a massive supporter of gay rights until she died in July because of what she saw during her career.

And what did she see?

She saw people who had been abandoned by their families dying with their partners at their side.

And then suddenly…the family would materialize, ban the partner from the room, kick them out of their homes they had lived in with their dying partners for decades, and then watched them ban their partners from even attending the funerals or visiting the graves. Imagine being denied your right to grieve.

And why was this possible? Oh simple. They weren’t married. They weren’t legally bound, the partners weren’t considered next of kin because they weren’t fucking married.

I watched my mom pass. It was horrible and painful and traumatic and terrifying. But it was closure. And I wouldn’t have it any other way because I know…that who my mom wanted by her when she passed was my dad. Because she was scared, she wanted her partner by her side and she was terrified she was going to die. My dad couldn’t be there. He had to work, which sounds cold but understand he had been off work for a month by that point and he was the only one who had health insurance. He wanted to be there, we had made plans to take her off the life support when he came back (we were 4 hours from him) but there was a freak accident and she passed the night after he left to return to work.

Why am I telling you this? Because I need you to understand how important this is to some people. So you can understand how big a slap to the face it is to have people say “marriage equality isn’t that important”. You can understand why someone like James Somerton rolling his eyes at marriage equality and implying we weren’t focused on job equality and discrimination (information that is WHOLEY untrue) would make me see red.

It’s not trivial. It’s not meaningless. It wasn’t about “assimilating” or “appearing normal” (we’re already normal).

It’s about people who had their children taken from them because they weren’t the biological parent. It’s about people who never got to comfort their loved ones in their final days. It’s about people who weren’t able to comforted by their partners in their final days.

So the next time you think “why waste your time on something as trivial as marriage?” Remember my mother. Look up testimony from victims of the AIDS crisis. Remember the people who advocated for marriage equality were the survivors who were torn from the love of their life.

Remember that we advocated so damn hard to give you the right to grieve.

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Action Comics #1057 - "New Worlds" (2023)

written by Phillip Kennedy Johnson art by Rafa Sandoval & Matt Herms
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thyrell

elon musk had a third child with grimes that he kept secret until the release of his biography. he named it techno mechanicus

can you imagine being an adult nepo baby at a company your rich dad invested in and having to walk into the boardroom first day like. hi everyone. my name is techno mechanicus

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lumeninfusco

I can tell this is fake because "techno mechanicus" doesn't start with X

OH SON OF A BITCH

I haven't been reblogging this post because I genuinely assumed you guys were Goncharoving a nepo baby

If ONLY he had named it Goncharov.

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The Museum of Science in Boston has been raising funds to build a statue in memorial to Leonard Nimoy (who loved the museum and grew up right near it) and I’m SHOCKED at how far they still have to go. Leonard Nimoy was an activist, a proud Jew who inspired so many other Jewish people to be proud of their heritage, and a lover of science, art, and curiosity. If anyone deserves a statue in their honor at the museum he loved, it’s him.

The Museum of Science is a wonderful organization. They support local programs, they’re partnered with the New England Aquarium, they hand out free passes all the time (I got a bunch at the Dyke March last year), they tell the truth and strive to be diverse and accessible (they let people borrow wheelchairs and ECV’s for free!) and they run on community support. Please share their fundraiser!

I understand if it’s more important to you to share fundraisers for individuals in need. It is a very noble thing to do, and I think Leonard would agree. If you care about this though, everything is appreciated, and I know he has a lot of love on this website.

They've still got a ways to go btw and there's rewards now (like space socks for $25!) so def keep sharing this!

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After over a year of being homeless and couch surfing since I left Rhode Island I'm officially on a lease in an apartment again. I'm sharing a room with my best friend, and while it's not the most ideal situation it is a room and not the living room. I am here legally, and no longer have to fear the maintenance or property management coming by for a visit.

I'm in SoCal again, which is something I have wanted ever since my dad moved us to the South in 2000. I get to attend family dinners every week with the aunt and uncle who have always been supportive of me, and no longer have to worry about family dinners being fraught with abuse and homophobia.

I am once again working in a library, and as a supervisor no less. I not only get to learn new things for my job but am required to do so! I have been steadily employed in a half time position for over a year now, and am no longer damaging my health by overworking myself. My mental health is the best that it has been in a VERY long time, and even though there are things that bother me, I am feeling capable of addressing them in much healthier ways than even a year ago. Next month I'm even going to be the maid of honor at my cousin's wedding. AND I'm going to talk to an academic advisor about customizing a master's degree for a dream career in a field that I wouldn't have been able to pursue in the South.

If you had asked me in 2013 at the lowest point of my life where I would be right now, I would have told you I'd be back home and have my bachelor's degree - AND I FUCKING DID IT. Despite all the setbacks I faced having to take a break from school, despite all the shit working against me as a Neurodivergent disabled queer woman, despite capitalism ruining my health several times over, despite all the trauma and abuse I faced fucking me over to this very day, I got my damn undergrad degree and I am FINALLY back home in SoCal. I'm in therapy, I'm getting my health looked at, I'm still working on having my chronic conditions diagnosed, and I'm finally doing some deeper work on my trauma to put that shit behind me.

So as I lay here in my own bed with the AC going I can say that I am in such a better place than I was, and I'm really fucking happy for that.

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gwydionmisha

Really I'd pick NYC or Denver, Colorado.

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vaspider

I hate Portland drivers tho.

Ohio erasure.

Although having driven up and down most of the east coast my experience is that New York drivers are overly maligned and both the city and state have proven to be some of the least difficult driving experiences in my life.

Virginia, however, is the state where my life had most consistently been endangered by reckless driving, even though it lacks the excuses of myriad other locales such as population density or labyrinthine road design.

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mouseyfox

I second the Ohio erasure. Worst road rage and speeding issues I've ever faced were there, but Massholes fear no gods, let alone humans. They merge with no warning, speed more than San Diegans, and have no concept of space between cars.

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How it started

How it ended

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redbuddi

Every time Disney tries to pretend they're allies, don't let them forget how they wanted to bury this film, how they cancelled Owl House, how they refused to promote Strange World. They are NOT our friends

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