Of the Air (cele/celes)
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2·1 day agoOh yes, trust must be earned, talk is cheap for sure.
Well, finally a mortal that shows us the respect we deserve. 😉 😏. We wish the same for you, and wish you sleep well under the stars of change.
You can’t.
4·2 days agoNooch, vegan milk, cheese and ‘butter’ with added B12, supplements and this
Edit: To be clear it was just above the normal range.
Nope, you’re all good.
Well, since it’s no longer your true name, it should be safe 😉
We are vegan and our B12 was actually too high when we last got checked out at the doctor, lol.
One has already found you: us.
Yes, as one of us is a fae we can confirm this. However, some of us fae will take deadnames and redistribute them 😉
Be fem, do crime.
One of my best friends accompanied me today, he was really sweet. He gave me a small rag doll and a lighter, explained that’s deadname and I shall burn him and bury him somewhere. Absolutely gonna do that
You could also, you know, give it to a fae 😉
Oh, yeah, we don’t agree with mockery. We are vegans and don’t agree with the militant vegans on everything. Some things we do but not all, this being one of them.
It may be more accurate to say then that: Based on current understanding plants do not feel pain. However, that does not necessarily rule out that they do, more research may suggest that they do. Until then it may be a fair to assume that they do not.
2·8 days agoYes, uninformed would be better. Thanks for pointing this out!
Excellent explanation. Thanks, we agree!
What we mean is: Not knowing something, i.e. ignorance, is fine (we don’t know everything even, most beings don’t).
It’s when someone or somemany is close minded to learning new things, i.e. willful ignorance, that it’s a problem.
We see what you did there.
We need a version of this with the Honey Badger
We disagree. Ignorance is not inherently bad, there’s always the opportunity to learn more. Willful ignorance on the other hand is a problem, because it means someone or somemany has no desire to learn.
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