Here’s To All Lesbians.

Here’s to the lesbians that knew they were lesbians since they were kids.

Here’s to the lesbians who just realized yesterday, this morning, an hour ago.

Here’s to the lesbians who know, firmly and irrevocably, that they’re a lesbian.

Here’s to the lesbians who wonder five times a day.

Here’s to the lesbians that tick all of the boxes on what society thinks a lesbian “should” be.

Here’s to the lesbians who get incredulous responses and disbelief when they come out.

Here’s to the lesbians of colour, trans/nonbinary lesbians, fat lesbians, disabled/autistic lesbians, mentally ill lesbians, gnc lesbians, ace lesbians, aro lesbians, aroace lesbians, bi lesbians, pan lesbians, they/them lesbians, he/him lesbians, and so many more.

Here’s to the shy, quiet butch lesbians and the outspoken, outgoing femmes.

Here’s to the lesbians that don’t feel they fit in either one.

Here’s to all lesbians.

a fools guide to not wanting to die anymore

by me, a fool who doesnt wanna die anymore

never make a suicide joke again. yes this includes “i wanna die” as a figure of speech. swear off of it. actually make an effort to change how you think about things.

find something to compliment someone for at least 4 times a day. notice the little things about the world that make you happy, and use that to make other people happy.

talk to people. initiate conversation as often as you possibly can. keep your mind busy and you wont have to worry anymore

picture the bad intrusive thoughts in youe head as an edgy 13 year old and tell them to go be emo somewhere else

if someone makes you feel bad most of the time, stop talking to them. making yourself hang out with people who drain you is self harm. stop it.

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delicacy2

5 years ago

#8907

You can pay $0 to medications that cost $1000s by just applying to manufacturers’ websites!

When I initially relocated from Canada to the US and they told me that monthly cost of Xarelto (a type of blood thinner) is $550, and my thousands dollar a year student insurance only covered about $15/month, I was shocked.

Long story short, I googled lots of coupons and most of them didn’t work as promised.

I luckily came across with manufacturer’s coupon, which asked a few basic questions. Whether I could pay the medication without financial hardship (No), and name, address, insurance type. It than gave me a pdf card (they mailed a regular card later), with which I went to my pharmacy. The cashier at the pharmacy tried the card and told me that my total was $5. That was it! I didn’t pay a penny for the remaining 3 years.

Tl;dr: If your medication is expensive and your insurance isn’t very helpful, go to the manufacturer’s website for manufacturer’s coupons, which may bring the cost to $0.

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delicacy2

7 months ago