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dear diary, today i ate a grape and it was kinda mushy. needless to say, this is the final straw. if anyone should find this i
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I love that in buffy the vampire slayer there was this one guy that "no weapon forged could stop him" or some shit like that and buffy said bet and shows up with a rocket launcher
every so often i just think about how good it was that the most foolproof one-size-fits-all solution for dealing with basically any horrifyingly evil supernatural monster of the week in the magnus archives was just. burying them in concrete. like yeah i can believe that a few tons of grey brutalist slop would stop the wolfman or pretty much anything in its tracks to be honest. they use that shit on nuclear waste. do you honestly think you're stronger than a nuke? a fucking nuke?
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I feel like I haven't posted about being aspec in a while, I've branched out and made some new mutuals, and my perspective on my identity has changed, so here's an update. After trying on several different labels and feeling like I couldn't quite fit into them nicely, I said fuck it. I'm a complex person and my identity is complex. I think a lot of labels feel like a t-shirt that fits a little too tight, I can put it on, but it makes my skin crawl sometimes. I prefer the label of queer. I think it fits nicely. I think it has the space for my complexities that other labels don't have. I also like to use the word dyke to describe myself. I think it captures how I feel. I have a complex relationship with my gender and I feel like dyke accurately represents my gender. I am attracted to women, but I don't know what that attraction is. I don't understand attractions and the differences between them. I like to just call myself aspec just as a broad category. I don't identify with aroace as strongly as I did before adopting the label of queer, but I still identify with aromantic and asexual. It's complex, and I feel like it's written in a language no one but me can read, but no one else needs to be able to read it, so it's ok. Previously, I wouldn't call myself a lesbian, it felt wrong. I described myself as sapphic. Sapphic felt like it fit better next to the aroace label. Now I do call myself a lesbian sometimes. So yeah, identities shift, your perception of them changes, and all that.
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google search Beautiful rocks near me
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