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so yall are literally going to hardly see evidence that i’m still alive for the foreseeable future because i have gotten EXTREMELY hooked on the hundred line and i don’t think i can rest until i’ve seen at least half of those rumored 100 endings. im enjoying it a normal amount. it came out...
but genuinely? it takes maturity some people never develop to be able to look at a breakup with a level head and wish an ex the best. (i’ll never understand why some folks seem to believe that all exes naturally become, like, enemies.)
take care of yourself man. like i said, even the most...
as much as people like to believe in The Power of Love it can be… very hard to maintain a relationship when you’re badly struggling with your mental health. not that knowing that makes the sting of heartbreak much better, i know
:( im sorry to hear, even the ‘best’ breakups are rough to go through. take care of yourself, give yourself all the time you need to move on. and remember that sometimes relationships just don’t work out, at any age but especially when you’re young. being broken up with doesn’t say anything...
@LemonBoy it was this morning and it really wasn’t a long outage lol, just long enough for me to repost the “squidboards down!” image on the other website
really though having genuine questions is neither offensive (as long as they’re not like, invasive personal questions) nor dumb! you seem to be coming from a place of genuine curiosity, and queer history isn’t typically… well taught, so learning it requires going out of your way a little bit to...
i guess it depends on what you mean by ‘normalized.’ (by whom?) i did once know a little bit more about the history of singular they & neopronoun usage though, but i’ve since forgor 💀 despite some folks’ common belief though, we go back further than the 2010s. were it not 11 pm on a work night...
you don’t sound offensive or stupid! it’s ‘theirs’. singular they/them uses all the same forms as plural they/them (except that you might say ‘themself’ rather than ‘themselves’, but even that’s, like, if you refer to a single person as ‘themselves’ probably nobody’s gonna bat an eye)