What If You Wore A Shirt That Featured A Picture Of You Trying To Claw Your Way Out Of The Shirt With

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Nonbinary isn’t a “white person” thing.

There are black nonbinary people, support them.

There are asian nonbinary people, support them.

There are latine nonbinary people, support them.

There are indigenous nonbinary people, support them.

There are Arab nonbinary people, support them.

Uplift voices of color in trans communities.

rb if you think asexual people are cool

using a big pot to cook a fuckton of food is awesome until you need to wash the pot and then its the worst thing ever

so my orchestra teacher has adhd and honestly it's funny

"And violas, you gotta play a little louder, there's 8 or so second violins and 6 first violins, and only 3 of you guys... S's trying to melt onto the floor over there... oh, wow, it's raining... anyways, so, we start at measure 54- Okay, no idea what it is, but every year and class, whoever sits in those three chairs talk a LOT. Every. Time. Okay, now measure 54-"

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a bitch

a bastard

an all around fool

an omnipresent all-powerful being

a sparrow

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capable of moving at immense, incomprehensible speeds

an eldritch being

no one will know which one u chose! :D

rb if feminine-presenting trans-masc people are valid

i want a close friend to know that theyre accepted

If you take the bus, wave to the driver and thank them as you're getting off the bus.

Being a bus driver is an underappreciated and difficult job but still very vital to society. They still have to do customer service and deal with rude and even aggressive passengers, and on top of that have to deal with traffic and other drivers all day (and let's face it, there's a lot of bad drivers out there who aren't considerate about sharing the road). All while providing an invaluable service of getting us where we need to go. Showing them some appreciation can go a long ways for someone doing such an important job that usually gets little to no recognition or thanks.