If You Abandon Gender Hard Enough You Can Unlock The Secret State Of Nirvana Where All Clothes Give You

Crab Spider (Epicadus heterogaster), family Thomisidae, Brazil

photograph by Frederico Falcão Salles

Nah the chaos ensues inside of me

A: "i cant enjoy for two days in a row"

B: "why?"

A: "my parents will scold me"

this is an actual conversation.

The sheer lack of emotion sent through the second message haunts me. They've gotten used to it.

Parents are supposed to care for their children and provide them with a nice life that allows them to progress forward in society. But here they are, my friend's parents, scolding my friend for enjoying for two days in a row. I wonder what sort of emotions my friend is having. Revenge towards their parents? I would hope so. Considering everything they must have gone through, it is natural for revenge and/or vengeance to bubble up. They've already accepted this is how it's going to be, at least for a few years.

I really do hope they get an escape from all this and get time to actually live life.

New lock screen wallpaper unlocked

⏳💣 hope I’m not late to the party

What does this mean ?

Can someone please decrypt it for me?

I'm not going to win, but I won't lose as well.

(src: https://www.cosmos.so/e/1241234515)

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i think 'I trust you with my life but not your own' as a trope is one of the ones that can always fuck me up no matter what

Buffalos build friendships based on similar personality traits

“Our research provides evidence that friendships among water buffalo can form among individuals with similar behaviors. These findings offer valuable insights into the evolution of friendships,” said Dr. Debottam Bhattacharjee, a Postdoc in CityUHK’s Department of Infectious Diseases and Public Health. “Personalities and social relationships will be potentially important for understanding how buffalo use their habitats during different seasons (wet and dry) of the year with fluctuating food resources.”

Read more: https://www.earth.com/news/buffalos-build-friendships-based-on-similar-personality-traits/