Infatuated with Gulper Eels
@jupiterjellyfish.bsky.social
Drinking testosterone and estrogen via silly straw.
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IT HAS BEEN ACQUIRED
November 26, 2025 at 11:21 PM
IT HAS BEEN ACQUIRED
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November 25, 2025 at 6:58 AM
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Right and did you see the fashion, it’s great: youtu.be/x3qJ9a0R1Ak
“I Wool Survive” - Grindr’s First Fashion Runway ft. 36 Gay Archetypes | Michael Schmidt | 4K60p
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November 25, 2025 at 5:37 AM
Right and did you see the fashion, it’s great: youtu.be/x3qJ9a0R1Ak
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I REALLY like comparing things to pachinko machines
November 25, 2025 at 6:25 AM
I REALLY like comparing things to pachinko machines
Describing something as “a new kind of” or “a kind of,” or “a sort of”
Describing a process as one that “un[verb],” like “unbecome,” “unmake”
Describing something as “as approaching [noun] but not quite”
Describing something as an “annihilated object”
I may actually be very annoying to read lmao
Describing a process as one that “un[verb],” like “unbecome,” “unmake”
Describing something as “as approaching [noun] but not quite”
Describing something as an “annihilated object”
I may actually be very annoying to read lmao
November 25, 2025 at 4:51 AM
Describing something as “a new kind of” or “a kind of,” or “a sort of”
Describing a process as one that “un[verb],” like “unbecome,” “unmake”
Describing something as “as approaching [noun] but not quite”
Describing something as an “annihilated object”
I may actually be very annoying to read lmao
Describing a process as one that “un[verb],” like “unbecome,” “unmake”
Describing something as “as approaching [noun] but not quite”
Describing something as an “annihilated object”
I may actually be very annoying to read lmao
I don’t know what it means that I can take comfort in knowing that it is still politically expedient to say “no.”
November 23, 2025 at 4:50 PM
I don’t know what it means that I can take comfort in knowing that it is still politically expedient to say “no.”