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actually, another thing i wish for pride month is respecting when someone doesn’t want to be called queer!!!

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actually, another thing i wish for pride month is respecting when someone doesn’t want to be called queer!!!

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#LastBlade

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For the next mf who tries to make a comment about black people being irrational in response to yet another senseless murder of a human being👇🏿

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Talking about Goh’s 66P in VF5FS.

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Staying Productive

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Here’s all I can cram into 2m40s about Jean Kujo. Sorry my voice is a little raspy tonight.

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8 reasons to play Taka

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For the next mf who tries to make a comment about black people being irrational in response to yet another senseless murder of a human being👇🏿

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Support planned parenthood if you actually care. Support this and your just a self righteous douche supporting predators that completely scam people.

Love Your Skin with Smart Scar Care

Congratulations, your surgery is finally on the calendar! Surgery can be exciting, scary, or a mix of both. Many trans people wait months, or even years to finally experience gender-affirming surgery. It takes a lot of planning and preparation. From a letter supporting your surgical goals, to saving money to pay for the procedure, you have plenty of things to think about. As you get ready for this life-changing experience, remember to nourish yourself, too. Taking care of your skin is one of the simplest, most important things you can do to get your body and mind ready for the big day.

Scar care starts long before you go in for surgery. If your skin is healthy and hydrated, you are likely to heal faster and have less dramatic scarring. When you start planning for surgery, make a skin care plan, too. Drink eight glasses of water every day. (Yes, there’s an app for that.) Take a multivitamin, or a dietary supplement that supports skin health. Try to exercise a couple days a week to get your blood flowing and improve your circulation. Even a brisk walk or some resistance exercises should be enough to elevate your heart rate. After a shower, apply lotion to the area of the body to soften your skin. It may sound simple, but those small steps help build skin health. Healthy skin repairs itself faster than skin that is dehydrated and under-nourished.

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