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>"i report palestinian fundraisers that i decide look 'fishy'"

>go to their blog

>pinned post is selling astrology readings

If you can't love a butch transfem while she's got stubble growing in then I find it hard to believe you could love a butch at all.

Poisonous Plants in Winter

By the time winter comes, many plants lose their leaves and flowers, but there are still evergreen or winter flowering plants that can cause problems for your pet.

Mistletoe and Holly are seasonal favourites, which are often brought into people’s homes or gardens over the festive period. They can pose hazards to your pets, especially if the berries are eaten – so remember to keep them out of paws’ reach!

Some plants, such as amaryllis, can grow indoors as well as outdoors at this time of year, so don’t forget to check our list if you’re thinking of bringing a new plant into your house.

Plants to avoid:

Azalea/Rhododendron (Rhododendron sp): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Amaryllis (Hippeastrum sp): Also present in autumn.

Cotoneaster (Cotoneaster sp): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Heavenly Bamboo (Nandina domestica): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Holly (Ilex sp): Take care to avoid berries in the winter. Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Horse Chestnut (Aesculus hippocastanum): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Ivy (Hedera sp): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Laurel (including Cherry Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) and other laurel species): Also present in spring, summer and autumn.

Mistletoe (Viscum album): Take care to avoid berries in the winter. Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Oak (Quercus pedunculata): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima)

Rowan (Sorbus aucuparia): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

Snowdrops (Galanthus): Also present in spring.

Yew (Taxus baccata and related species): Also present in summer, autumn and winter.

something rlly fascinating about one kind of response ive gotten to telling ppl im cutting off my parents: “im sorry its come to that”. sympathetic right? its assumed that something has gone wrong, the relationship has followed a trajectory to a stage that is irretrievable (from where?), and that this stage is something i regret and would rather not have reached. that the parental bond is good, that i would obviously prefer to preserve it, and that my parents have said things or taken actions of late that have necessitated this step. in a recent attempt at contact, my mother asked “if we have done something to upset you”. i could say lots about my relationship to my parents here, but i dont want to miss the wood for the trees. that relationship was formative; i was a child, these are people that raised that child, that taught it how to be a person, as parents are wont. what if my parents have not done anything new? what if nothing has changed in their disposition to me? the problem may be precisely that, that nothing has changed. is that not the promise of the family? the infinite perpetuation of the blessed present? not the exception but the rule. this present is unbearable to me, and so i would like to change myself. im not sorry

i love when Europeans try to act all above the racism and queerphobia and shit that USAmericans get ragged on for online bc like. babygirl where do you think they get it from

One thing about me is I will never abide by anyone who calls themselves "detrans" with any level of pride

I love it when dogs try to help but the task at hand requires zero dogs so they just kinda stand in front of you and look serious.

Today is the 31st of October 🎉💔🎂

My dear wife turned 28 today

My wife used to work as a Geographic Information Systems (GIS) specialist. She was a help to me and her family. She worked to meet all my children’s needs and make them happy, but she lost her job due to the war on Gaza.

In this war, she suffered greatly from cooking food over the fire. She suffered many burns every time she prepared food for us, and she suffered from washing clothes on her hands, until she began to suffer from nerve pain in her left hand.

She cares about the cleanliness of the children and putting them in a better condition. She works hard to do what she can to reduce the difficulty of the war on my children.

I say to her today on the occasion of her birthday, Happy New Year, my dear, and I wish you a better life to come without war.

I wish you all to congratulate my wife, comfort her, and try to improve her tired psyche by donating to us to improve our better lives and save us from this war.

🙏🎉💔

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Trans women are assigned gender out of convenience for those who wish to control or abuse us.

One moment, we're a woman who can be spoken over, overlooked, and ignored. The next, (often when we have the gall to stand up for ourselves) we're men who are violent angry and abusive.

We have so little control of our own identities, we're a third sex to twist and transform to your convenience. No wonder we're so often scapegoated.