Jazzy @Jazzy_Butts@gameliberty.club
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Nobody likes my niceposting I worry 
The difference between black pussy *smacks lips* 'nd white pussy is this; Black pusseh glistens, white pussy shimmers.
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And if YOU'RE a black girl jeez where you been come on you know we could be a thing together
Is there a dating app for black girls and white guys or white passing guys and black passing girls? I want a black gf.
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Nature’s Rule
In this hot and different summer Chipmunks face their new phase of life to pre-adolescence, and for them things need to change for good. Since they were little the search for the satisfaction of their urges was never an option, but rather a necessary secret.
But nothing had prepared them for the things that hormones would lead them to do.
#alvinandthechipmunks #alvinseville #theodoreseville #simonseville #nsfw #furry
https://youtu.be/LAzKGkTIKpg
Be like Voltaire, be based
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Smol Korra
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I am BATMAN level
Oh also you are whatever gender you are and it has nothing to do with your physical body, it's who you simply are and it's ok to be YOU and always know that and know that it's ok to feel
I wish I could transform into a 10 year old girl (my smell would transform too and I would have functional ovaries) so my fedibros who are actually fit happy XY alpha males with seriously defined six packs could become my male-harem and they would both protect me and impregnate me, repeatedly, I would give birth to a new nation with them as my kings.
FACT/NONFICTION
Loving eachother is good, helping eachother is good, except when helping someone to do something bad. Be good, and do good, be kind, and talk about how you feel. It's good to talk, and it's good to listen, because this is how we learn. Give it a try, talk to the fedivers, the way I do, talk to your fedibrother, your fedisister, give it a try, say hello, good day, love you, congratulations, all kinds of good things, it's ok, don't give up, for every 10 who don't say anything there's 1 who will say thankyou and over time may become a closer friend, and even so, those other 10 probably felt real good to see you comment, or leave a like, because all humans like it when other people are happy with us, and that's a good thing, because it's good to be. Congratulations fedifrens! Thankyou for being you! Keep being good and doing good! You can do both! Love you!!
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Lil Dar Cee 🥋
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I sang this as a musical scale.
FE-DI-FRENS-I-AM-SO-LONE-LY
FE-DI-FRENS-I-AM-SO-LONE-LYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Fantasy/Fiction
Becoming the legal guardian of 5 boys who are hyper sexual and are natural bottoms, and each one is a year or two older than their younger brother so you get a wide spread 🤤
An ode to online friendship (aka fedifrens):
Oh fedifrens, my fedifrens, dear fedifrens in my home, in my phone, how you have effected me, my mental health, my brain, and in doing so caused great pain, and great pleasure, the full range of human emotions, we have cried together, we have laughed together, oh fedifrens, I mourn you who have passed, oh fedifrens, I know that online friendships rarely last, I know that if you're reading this or hearing this as well, that you're about to find out that I think you're swell.
I love you fedifrens! You're all great!
If you're having problems with gay sex you need to A) go shit and douche and wash that poophole, B) lube up C) stretch out slowwwwwwwwwwwwly best done in private so the top doesn't die of old age it will take a while
Silent treatment is a narcissistic abuse tactic so if you're ignoring me to be mean then you might have a problem *said through almost tears*
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parenthood is a broken institution, rampant with abuse. yet we still want to know how to best guide the youngest in our care.
our recommendation for guidance style is 'collaboration as partners', 'depersonalized natural consequences', and 'responsive care'
you do not want the walls of the home to be covered in crayon. you communicate the need to keep crayons on paper as clear as you can, that no one is permitted to draw on the house's walls. but the youngest may test such boundaries. if they draw on the wall, you may take whatever time you need to release your personal feelings about the damage and then, when you are entirely calm and ready to collaborate with your kid as a fellow member of the house, ask them to help you scrub the crayon from the wall so you can touch up the paint and repair the damage; it is not a punishment, it's simply that things are not as they should be and as a natural consequence, some work must be done to restore the home.
then, consider and respond to their needs which may help to proactively avoid having to do this again; getting them some sidewalk chalk if they didn't already have any, or installing a whiteboard or chalkboard, or just designating one of the walls of their room as the crayon-wall which can be the exception to the no-crayon-on-walls agreement. oh yea, and it should be agreed on if you can. making rules can be frustrating if you don't explain them or they aren't allowed to question them or internalize why things are this way. and be open to changing the terms in their favor as you work towards agreements; the free-reign crayon-wall could be an example of collaborating on agreements. it demonstrates respect and teaches effective self-advocacy.
also, scrupulously follow agreements with respect to your youngest's interpretation. now that you have established the 'no marking up the walls willy-nilly' agreement, don't you dare just start your stars-and-moons stencil project in the living room without consulting the kids first. let them know you want to put marks on the walls, explain why you think it would be an improvement to the room's aesthetic, and give them a chance to suggest alternatives or additions to the project. they are not "your walls" that you can just go marking up, remember? everyone who lives in the home abides by agreements and respects each other, so throwing those stencils up without getting the agreement of the kids first would be disrespectful. don't be a tyrant
our recommendation for guidance style is 'collaboration as partners', 'depersonalized natural consequences', and 'responsive care'
you do not want the walls of the home to be covered in crayon. you communicate the need to keep crayons on paper as clear as you can, that no one is permitted to draw on the house's walls. but the youngest may test such boundaries. if they draw on the wall, you may take whatever time you need to release your personal feelings about the damage and then, when you are entirely calm and ready to collaborate with your kid as a fellow member of the house, ask them to help you scrub the crayon from the wall so you can touch up the paint and repair the damage; it is not a punishment, it's simply that things are not as they should be and as a natural consequence, some work must be done to restore the home.
then, consider and respond to their needs which may help to proactively avoid having to do this again; getting them some sidewalk chalk if they didn't already have any, or installing a whiteboard or chalkboard, or just designating one of the walls of their room as the crayon-wall which can be the exception to the no-crayon-on-walls agreement. oh yea, and it should be agreed on if you can. making rules can be frustrating if you don't explain them or they aren't allowed to question them or internalize why things are this way. and be open to changing the terms in their favor as you work towards agreements; the free-reign crayon-wall could be an example of collaborating on agreements. it demonstrates respect and teaches effective self-advocacy.
also, scrupulously follow agreements with respect to your youngest's interpretation. now that you have established the 'no marking up the walls willy-nilly' agreement, don't you dare just start your stars-and-moons stencil project in the living room without consulting the kids first. let them know you want to put marks on the walls, explain why you think it would be an improvement to the room's aesthetic, and give them a chance to suggest alternatives or additions to the project. they are not "your walls" that you can just go marking up, remember? everyone who lives in the home abides by agreements and respects each other, so throwing those stencils up without getting the agreement of the kids first would be disrespectful. don't be a tyrant
Wow it's a good thing baraag got rid of a disgusting pedophile like me or they would have to shut down oh wait
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