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I've realized the 6mth old kitten we got back in December has been unintentionally trained to be an emotional support animal. Every time I start having a panic attack my heart arrhythmia kicks in and this kitten comes running in, jumps onto my chest purring, makes me love on her and falls asleep

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It's been a while since I've drawn, but this one has been kicking around for a few days and finally needed to come out this morning. Very rough sketch, but it's a concept of a plan ;)

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Now, excuse me, I need to go take an anxiety med before my heart bursts

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13 Abandoning all to save yourself is the greed that destroys. It is not "me and mine" it is "WE THE PEOPLE" We have been weaponized against eachother and they win if we dont stand up for ALL of us.

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12 You may not be able to change the mind of the Neo-Nazi, flat-earth, Terf, racist... etc. But the "my daddy always voted red, if it was good enough for him it is good enough for me" are starting to wake up.

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11 I am in a blue oasis of a red hell-hole state. It is easy to cry out to let the "wellfare states get what they deserve" But by doing that you abandon your humanity, you do exactly what they want, divide us even further and disconnect those of like minds so we can not stand as a united front.

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10 It sickens me to my core that I have to declare that black, asian, latino, gay, transgender, jewish, muslim, women, disabled... my god the list just does not end... are people. We have rights, we are actual living breathing humans who deserve and demand respect.

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9 It is utterlly reprehensible that I should have to fight for the same rights my grandmother and great grandmother fought for. The rights my husband fought to ensure for all of us.

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8To so blatently strip bare everything my husband, and all our veterans, sacrificed their lives, their bodies, and their mental health for. To laugh and mock as they rip our Constitution to shreds for the toilet paper to wipe their toddler-esque temper tantrum induced diarrhea is so inhumanely gross

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7 To take away such a crucial resource as the Crisis Hotline from our veterans is an appalling disservice to people who have lived hell on earth so the rest of us had our freedoms.

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6 He is a disabled vet, who has worked tirelessly to help other vets he has met online in unoffical capacities. He has talked them through hard times and answered questions and given guidence to other vets fighting for their disability rights.

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5 I married my high school sweetheart before he joined the military. At my worst I couldnt even take the trash from inside the house to the can outside. My husband has stood with me through some of the worst moments of my life and I with him. This year is 19 years of marriage.

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4 To accept and wallow in guilt and self hatred. To agree and figure then nothing mattered and hurt others because I was already damned. Or to question the authority with which he so confidently (literally) beat these accusations in to me. Thankfully, my path was the latter.

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3 I am a childhood abuse survivor. My step father, on the other hand, was an abusive, narcissistic, holier-than-thou fake Christian. As he utilized bible scripture to condemn me to eternal damnation and accuse me of being a demon and a witch, I had 3 paths I couldve taken.

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3 What matters is how a person treats others. That it was my obligation in life to treat others the way I myself would want to be treated.

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2 My father is an anthropolgy/archeology/sociology professor at a local college. I was raised with the morality that no difference, whether it was race or religion, language or sexual orientation ever mattered.

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1 I have severe social anxiety, I normally lurk for years before I ever feel comfortable posting. I've probably rewritten this 100 times trying to figure out what to say and how to say it. I am fighting this Sisyphean hurdle of a person who has lived most of their life as a recluse.

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