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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
one-time-i-dreamt
thatpettyblackgirl

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This is some #BlackGirlsMagic

I found the company who makes them in case anyone else is interested!

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This is why adaptable equipment is important!! Gives more power back to the user to live their life in the best way for them. Unfortunately a lot of times it is cost prohibitive and hard to find- that’s where allies and activists (and #socialworkers #BlackTumblr #BlackTwitter) can help.

https://www.gofundme.com/q3bmfh-help-my-dream-become-my-reality

Support my black queen 

True definition of the word, HERO! 

A real WonderWoman. A real SuperGirl!

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owlygem
flower-family

Day one hundred eight

Family members; 135

If you don’t plan on reading, can you please at least consider reblogging knowing it will help someone out?

I have something kind of heavy for today’s post, I’m sorry. In about 5-6 months I am going to be moving in with a roommate in my old town. This is out of necessity, as I will not be able to live where I am much longer than that. With my inability to function in a proper work force, money is going to rely very heavily on them. And asking one person to support two on modern minimum wage is, insaine. So- I’m offering the talents I seem to have, making people happy and making little doodles, for patreons. I’ll still be making doodles for my Sarrah-Sky sideblog, and I’ll always try to bring smiles to the flower family. I’m not asking for money to make y’all art, I’m asking for help so I may pay bills, afford rent, afford the enternet, get food, etc, so that I don’t have to worry about those necessities of life and may then be more comfortable to make my daily posts, and make my art for you.

https://www.patreon.com/user/overview?u=16284344

This is my patreon. Please consider donating if you’re able. But wether you can or not, it would still mean the world to me if you considered reblogging this 💖💖💖


Thank you all so much, Flower Family. I love you all <3

Remember, share a smile, love each other, and love yourselves. You are all deserving and I’m so proud of each of you for being here today <3 you all are doing so wonderful ^-^

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nannerontherun

things to do while you wait for your dnd groups to meet again:

critical-failqueer

  • create a family tree for a character you’ll never get the chance to play
  • make yet another tiefling
  • find race and class combos you haven’t had the chance to play yet
  • dig up an old character and revamp them
  • make playlists for your characters. get emotional when you listen to them
  • start writing backstory for your backup character
  • come up with elf names by mispronouncing common words
  • check your groupchat for updates you know won’t be there
  • speculate on how you’re all going to die next session
  • listen to dnd podcasts to both ease and worsen the void in your soul
  • buy another dice set
saltmaven

A T T A C K E D.

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nannerontherun

Gonna go full white girl here for a moment

phoenixyfriend

If I ask if a food is spicy at all, and you reply “No, not at all! You can barely feel it!” then that is a contradiction. It is spicy. It may not be very spicy, or even moderately spicy, but it’s still spicy. Please just tell me that straight-out.

I know there’s a good chance you’re mocking me in your head when I say that I cannot handle spices at all, and that even the mildest of sauces, that you insist are barely there, are going to hurt, because I’m mocking me too. I know I’ve got a child’s palate when it comes to spicy food. I know it’s almost laughable, how badly I react to even table pepper in more than the most minuscule of doses.

But if I ask “is this spicy,” and you answer “not at all,” and then proceed to tell me that it’s mild, then I will still consider it too spicy.

If I ask “is this spicy at all” and you say “no” while knowing that it is, just a tiny bit, because you can’t imagine anyone reacting, then please don’t be offended when I take one bite and then throw it out, because I asked for a reason.

It’s a dumb thing to talk about, but… yeah. Just do your cannot-handle-spices friends a favor and be honest when they ask. Mild is still a level of spice.

(This goes doubly for strangers, because if they have a digestive problem like, IDK, ulcers or something, then spicy food can irritate the stomach lining further and cause extreme pain. Some people claim that capsaicin can be used to treat ulcers, but you know… just play it safe, yeah?)

bettsplendens

Let people be babies about spices! It doesn’t hurt you any. 

randomslasher

This is important. 

Food doesn’t taste the same to everyone. There are scientific reasons that some people might be able to tolerate ‘mild’ spice and others might not. If someone tells you they are sensitive to spice, that doesn’t mean they’re experiencing what you experience when you eat those foods. It means that for them, it feels far different. It hurts

My partner is super sensitive to spice. She calls herself a ‘spice wimp,’ which I hate, because there’s nothing wimpy about not wanting to suffer through horrible burning sensations in your mouth. Which is what she has to suffer, when someone tells her something “isn’t that spicy” when in fact it is. 

This isn’t about flexing.This isn’t about being tough. This is about acknowledging that the chemical and anatomical composition of someone else’s taste receptors is different than yours, and you need to be sensitive to that. 

I’ve learned to detect even the smallest amount of spice, so I can tell her if something is probably safe for her to eat or not. I’ve learned that the tiniest burning sensation to me means something is going to cause her physical pain. I’ve gotten better at identifying which foods will be okay and which will not. And you know what? I’m able to do it without being a dick about it. It has nothing to do with who’s’ tough and who’s a wimp and everything to do with the fact that her nerves process spice differently than mine do. 

She’s not a wimp, and she’s not a baby. She’s just someone whose DNA doesn’t let her eat spicy foods the way someone with my DNA can. That’s all. 

acontentquarter

yes!! I feel really shitty about being unable to handle food spicier than kfc strips so I’d be grateful if people were mindful of that💞

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