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i feel very defeated and sad that a sport/hobby i’ve loved for so long will never love women back enough to not support this. and this is every single team in the nfl, nba, and nhl. they do not care about women. men will evade any consequences as long as they make them money.
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
why does he look like that one trans guy on tiktok who claimed to be the reincarnation of hitler
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
you’re laughing? will schuester is about to sing moonbeam ice cream and you’re laughing?
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
Everybody's all "Jalen Hurts is out for the season. We're cooked." and I'm like, "Yo, dude is probably gonna straight up die."
Bro, SEVEN blood clots? In his LUNGS?! That's one of the places where you DON'T want them.
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
this could really be a good life, a good, good life 🌈 #phanart
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
(#phantober26 day 13: moon/stars) honk shooo honk mimimi
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
Finally got my hands on clip studio paint and decided to test it out by drawing Juno :D #overwatch
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
birdbrain juno :P
#overwatch
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
paul después de casarse: estoy al borde del suicidio y quizás la única que puede ayudarme es mi mujer pero me da miedo porque la amo demasiado como para arrastrarla conmigo al pozo depresivo
taylor después de casarse: por fin encontré a alguien q me soporta *ringtone del nokia*
Everyone seems to have a Very Hot Take on Taylor Swift’s “Cleveland!,” with some suggesting that love and marriage have changed her songwriting.
But there is precedent for this kind of backlash, writes Variety’s Chris Willman, pointing to the criticism Paul McCartney faced when he “traded in the Beatles for matrimony and domestic bliss.”
Read the full column now: variety.com/2026/music/news/…
camille ☆♪ ↯ retweeted
right just give me a sec to listen to the music he was getting backlash for before agreeing with your stupid dogshit take teapaw.org/one4laurie65/status/20…
Everyone seems to have a Very Hot Take on Taylor Swift’s “Cleveland!,” with some suggesting that love and marriage have changed her songwriting.
But there is precedent for this kind of backlash, writes Variety’s Chris Willman, pointing to the criticism Paul McCartney faced when he “traded in the Beatles for matrimony and domestic bliss.”
Read the full column now: variety.com/2026/music/news/…








































