honeybeebrewer.bsky.social
Practicing Intersectional Feminism and Anti-racism
Therapy Works
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They went well past heart-wrenching, but it's so good.
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🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂🫂
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Recommend tea and a snack directly following your appointment.
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Oh...Goblin is going to absolutely wreck you. I sobbed for days.
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You can send me all the messages you want, and I will hold space for you to grieve in any way you need, even if it's all in caps ❤️
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Did you see Michael LaBorn's thread asking people to drop their favorite Black creators' payapps and websites?
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4. Support Black owned brands
5. Do research before asking Black people questions
6. Remember, chattle enslavement is not comparable to indentured servitude
7. Listen and remember it's not about you
PS: You can do these all year.
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I needed to see a fancy bird today. Thank you.
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Yes, and passing legislation for the addition of routes to DCA was irresponsible and self-serving. The airspace throughout the DMV was already at a high volume between military and passenger flights; all of this could have been avoided.
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And then double check, because they've been adding people back. A friend has unfollowed the vp multiple times already.
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I'm not fighting you. I'm giving you insight. Take a moment to look over the whole interaction and my comment without taking it personally.
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It doesn't feel right at all.
"It's like we're looking down on Wayne's basement, but that's not Wayne's basement. Isn't that weird?"
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Thank you! I updated and reposted with clarification.
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Listen, I think the reset the algorithm because the first video I saw was from Fox News 😵💫
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I addressed that comment from a different angle. Let me know if you want me to remove it 🫶🏻
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Saying "we're all humans" is racism denial. Commenting that on a Black woman's post, dismissing the system responsible for her continued oppression is upholding white supremacy and racism. All you're doing here is attempting to appear morally superior while dehumanizing people of the global majority
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We're grieving the loss of something so unique, I'm not sure anyone outside the app would ever understand.
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As of 10:34 EST, the app was shut down, if you want to check the profies ❤️
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I'm so excited for you!!!
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I hate to tell *you* this, but she gets to choose who is in her circle and what content she consumes. Comments like this tell us you don't respect boundaries and feel entitled to her space (and possibly want to use a connection to her for clout). Get over yourself.
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That's a lot of white people. Also, why are we always talking about Irish celebrities' names? Why not people of the global majority? YT people mispronounce their names all the time on purpose; why aren't we putting the spotlight on that?
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patreon.com/HoneyBeeBrew...
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Your dearly departed old what? Did you mean to type that?
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There's a biopic that just came out about him, and he's portrayed as a monkey. There's a lot of confusion about who he is and why a monkey, which some are seeing as racism. We didn't get any context for the film, so it just looked not great.
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Part 3 (final):
General Statement: Take That was never Spice Girls popular in the U.S.
Conclusion: Most U.S. citizens don't know who Robbie Williams is.
Reminder: I did not say ALL US citizens, nor do I expect anyone to care about this post. Scroll on if you're gonna spout nonsense.
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Part 2:
Experiential Statement: U.S. citizens born between 82' and '87 may know who he is due to seeing the Millennium music video and hearing it at school dances in 1999...cause we're gonna party like it's 1999 into the Millennium.
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And I love that about you
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I absolutely want to discuss this when/if you have the bandwidth.