It is very unsettling that there are people who claim to be leftists that still think "criminal" is a type of person rather than just a relationship to the state. Its like if you found out somebody believed that there was a percentage of the population who were by nature "villains".
there should be no shame or stigma around jerking off or exploring sexuality.
"gooner this" "gooner that" "porn addiction" etc
stop letting these reactionary people make you suppress yourself.
Hello Everybody,
We are the two sisters Mira & Nadia
Read our story, please 🙏
It’s written by our mother .
“ I'm Hadeel Emad, a programmer and mother of three children: Mira (9 years old), Nadia (8 years old), and Labeeb (1.5 years old). My husband, Waseem Labeeb, and I are from Gaza. We were displaced to Egypt some time ago due to the brutal war in Gaza.
We were displaced almost two years ago, and my children have increased to be 3 children in these years , and my daughters have grown up, but we currently lack residency permits that would allow us to start a normal life with our children, including education, work, and other necessities. We tried every possible way to continue working, and thanks to God, we were able to find modest work to meet our daily needs. However, our current circumstances have exceeded our income.
My daughters, Mira and Nadia, are supposed to start the third and fourth grades of primary school, and they tried to study intensively for those years. However, the schooling was at an educational center that doesn't issue certificates without Egyptian residency. This means that their studies over the past years have been conducted without official documentation. I have attached their grades from the last year. Mira achieved a 98% average, and Nadia achieved 99.6%, but I cannot have the certificates authenticated by any authority. Officially, without residency permits, I cannot continue their enrollment for the new academic year.
Therefore, my biggest challenge is obtaining Egyptian residency permits to authenticate their certificates and allow them to continue their education. I found a solution: I will apply for a Master's program to obtain student residency permits, which will allow me to authenticate my children's residency, validate their certificates, and re-enroll them in an officially accredited Egyptian school.
However, this requires some expenses that my husband and I cannot afford. These expenses include the Master's program application fees and the residency permit fees.
I will break down the costs as follows:
- Fines: $600
- First term Master's program fees: $500
- Residency application fees for the three children ($450 per child, for my two daughters $950)
- School registration fees for Mira and Nadia ($2000 per academic year for each child, totaling $4000, which must be paid before the start of the school year)
The first goal is for start the first step to apply for a residence permit.
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🚨 ONLY 2 DAYS LEFT — Please Don’t Let Us Stop Here
We are now only 2 days away from the school registration deadline.
We are fighting to reach our first goal so my girls can complete their registration for the new school year. 🎓
We have already received so much kindness and support, but we still need a final push.
If you have been following our story, this is the moment when your support matters most.
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pro tip for inviting out disabled and chronically ill people who aren't sure they can make it:
instead of "your health comes first, you don't have to come"
try "is there anything we can do to make it easier?"
disabled people want to hang out with our friends. "we don't want you to come if you're sick" is usually reasonable, but when you're ALWAYS sick? it just becomes "we don't want you to come."
asking if you can do anything for them signals that you do want to see your friend, and that you're willing to accommodate their disability, while still giving them the option to tap out if they really need to. it also opens the door for them to ask for support they might have felt too guilty to request.
They don't tell you this but besides the Beloved Mutual there's also the Longterm Follower who you don't follow back but they're always in your notes and you're kind of watching them. Checking on the longterm follower's bio every so often like turning over a log. She's trans now good for her
Longterm followers I am putting fresh leaves and hrt in your enclosure
Realizing I'm somebody's longterm follower who they don't follow back but check in on every so often. This is what's happening when you see the [Following] in your notes






















