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What to Give (and Avoid Giving) a Friend Who’s Struggling This Holiday Season
“most often our loved ones just need to be heard and know they are loved. While gifts are great, it’s often quality time and love that means the most during the holidays” 💕
Remember, if you or someone you know is in crisis, reach out at: 866.488.7386 or text/chat: thetrevorproject.org/help 📲
What to Give (and Avoid Giving) a Friend Who’s Struggling This Holiday Season
types of gays: house edition (note: im using gay as an umbrella term!)
cottage gay: likes tea, artsy, good w plants, apologizes too much, dies every time someone complements them, lives in their own fantasies, doing their best but never thinks so
penthouse gay: art deco, expensive drinks, cherries and pomegranates, doesn’t close their blinds, knows the name of their barista, loves sunsets and fancy lingerie
castle gay: would have a closet for their capes, four-poster bed with three duvets, probably needs smelling salts, easily digresses, candles and dinner parties
lodge gay: reclusive, opens up to 3 (three) people in their entire lifetime, loves tapestries, hardworking, loves sleeping, could sit outside for hours, listens 2 folk music
tree house gay: has terrible handwriting, never too many throw pillows, constantly anxious, string lights and lava lamps, has taken a ceramic class, loves rice
#TheHomelessPeriod exposes the unique menstruation problem homeless women face
The new campaign shines a light on homeless women who need assistance caring for their menstrual cycles. According to the Guardian, approximately 26% of people in the U.K. who receive “homelessness services” are female. But in most shelters, “sanitary ware or any kind of period ephemera is scarce,” Vice reported earlier this year. Three women have a plan to fix that.
Guys, please sign the petition! https://www.change.org/p/help-the-homeless-on-their-period-thehomelessperiod
My school had a fundraiser for this. Man you never think of these things
Thank you all for sharing this, because it reminded me that I’ve been meaning to donate some pads/tampons to a local shelter/food pantry
I have a ton of new followers so I just wanted to post this. There is a difference between an emotional support animal, therapy animal, and service dog. Please know the difference!
“Emotional Support Service K9s” don’t exist. “Emotional Service Dogs” aren’t a thing.
Psychiatric service dogs are a thing and it’s important to get terminology correct! When talking to other people, if you’re using the incorrect terminology, more and more people will hear you say you have a “emotional therapy service dog” and think that therapy dogs and service dogs are the same. THEY AREN’T.
This isn’t at anyone in particular. Just want to make sure that my followers are on the same page.
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