I don't know what happened, everything was fine last night
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intertwinable
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Not sure who needs to hear this but it’s okay if your story doesn’t look like someone else’s. If you figured yourself out later in life, that doesn’t make you any less valid. So what if you didn’t fit the “classic signs” of being trans as a kid? Most people don’t.
Those stereotypes are just media fluff exaggerations that don’t account for the infinite ways people experience their gender. Your path isn’t meant to match anyone else’s, and it’s not supposed to check off some arbitrary list of “signs.” You don’t owe anyone an explanation or a story that makes sense to them!
Your life is uniquely yours, and that’s what makes it beautiful. You’re not late, you’re not behind, and you didn’t “mis
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Watching people and other countries post their "goodbye, we’ll miss you" TikToks, only to turn around and celebrate when the ban actually hit? It’s so two-faced and rude..like, fake as hell.
How can people act like they care one minute, all sentimental and sad, then clink their glasses and talk shit the next? Do they not realise this wasn’t just about an app? Real people with real communities have been affected (we got 90 days left). It’s not just losing silly videos; it’s losing connection, creativity, and a space that so many of us found comfort in.
Where’s the empathy? The humanity? It’s so hypocritical it makes my skin crawl. It’s okay to not like TikTok, fine, but celebrating its ba
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TikTok wasn’t just losing an app it was losing a community, a connection, and a sense of belonging. People are celebrating like it’s some win for "morality" or "security," but they don’t get it. TikTok wasn’t about dancing videos or “cringe”; it was about real-time information, organising for change, and finding others who shared your struggles and joys.
Unlike Instagram’s edited, photoshopped perfection or Reddit’s endless moderation and gatekeeping, X constantly shoving politics down our throats while allowing gore videos to run freely. TikTok was raw. It was unfiltered and real. It gave us a place to find people like us disabled, marginalised, scared, or just lost. It wasn’t perfect,
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