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Juniper
Community Member
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115 comments
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813 points
I drink, on average, 5 bucket cups of tea a day.
I am a they/them (boohoo cries the conservatives)
I love animals and pokemon (surprise: i'm autistic)
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FoucaultsPudendum reply
America-centric: The first person to attend an integrated school only qualified for full Social Security benefits two years ago. People think about the legacy of Jim Crow and American racism as if it were the relic of a bygone era. It’s not. The people who were throwing rotten fruit and rocks at Ruby Bridges- the younger ones- are still alive. Many of them are still running the country. The older ones died recently and absolutely passed on their values to their children, who are probably even younger than Ruby. American racism is not “my ancestors”. It’s “my grandma”.
Simpawknits reply
Your loved one is dead. You should let them go and stop making us fill him/her/it/them with epinepherine just to keep their heart beating.
Trashiee reply
We are highly advised against telling parents about milestones like first steps, first words etc happening at our center because it could cause numerous negative emotions in the parent and we know the child will do it again soon! It’s a very special moment and we want the parent to experience it as authentically as possible. I’m a daycare teacher :).
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TheAmmiSquad reply
The 'no homo' bit! Like if you really felt the need to add that, you probably need some introspection time.
MaybeAlzheimers reply
Being friends with other guys for decades and never talking about their feelings....ever....unless you're hammered?
Are you guys just like, not interested in what your friends are thinking or feeling outside of shared activities like video games or sports?
Juniper • upvoted 3 items 6 months ago
FoucaultsPudendum reply
America-centric: The first person to attend an integrated school only qualified for full Social Security benefits two years ago. People think about the legacy of Jim Crow and American racism as if it were the relic of a bygone era. It’s not. The people who were throwing rotten fruit and rocks at Ruby Bridges- the younger ones- are still alive. Many of them are still running the country. The older ones died recently and absolutely passed on their values to their children, who are probably even younger than Ruby. American racism is not “my ancestors”. It’s “my grandma”. Juniper • upvoted 9 items 7 months ago
Simpawknits reply
Your loved one is dead. You should let them go and stop making us fill him/her/it/them with epinepherine just to keep their heart beating.Trashiee reply
We are highly advised against telling parents about milestones like first steps, first words etc happening at our center because it could cause numerous negative emotions in the parent and we know the child will do it again soon! It’s a very special moment and we want the parent to experience it as authentically as possible. I’m a daycare teacher :). Juniper • is following a person
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