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wreathed in blue
#goyuu
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written for @5ugiftexchange for @bequietjessie
🐉dragon!Gojo and omega!Yuuji
🐉clan politics
🐉monsterfucking
🔗below
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In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to:
Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
alzresearch.org/giving/
Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
alzfdn.org/donate/
Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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If you have the url for the fic you want to read you can download it through here :) this is my contribution today fichub.net/
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Here is what the original creator of the tag said. A lot of people don't know the true definition of meaning behind it.
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No idea why people use "I'm using it to cope with my trauma" as a way to explain why they make weird art. The fact it's fictional is already enough, you don't need to start telling these strangers on the internet that you're traumatised. Just airing your business for no reason
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una cosa es defender que el Día de Muertos es mexicano (sin demeritar otras costumbres similares) y otra es ser culeras y decir que nadie puede adoptar nuestras tradiciones desde el respeto... con lo bonito que es creer que nuestros difuntos nos visitan, ojalá todos lo vivieran
Mientras respetes nuestra cultura, adelante. Todos nos vamos a morir, todos tenemos personas que hemos perdido, celebrar a nuestros muertos es una tradición bella. Pero respeta fe dónde viene
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people against lab grown diamonds are so weird to me like yall are really out here saying “my rock is better because it came from child laborers and slaves instead of a scientist!” be so fucking for real rn
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"The idea that unwanted #fiction should be removed simply because somebody finds it objectionable is precisely the attitude that makes an #archive necessary in the first place." michigandaily.com/arts/digit…
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I think we've gotten far too comfortable treating cruelty as some kind of personality trait. why is your response to seeing something you dislike the desire to humiliate the person who made it? why does your dislike of something need to become somebody else's punishment?
