bteir

bteir

@bteir.bsky.social

he/they

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I think there’s been some confusion: it’s supposed to be elephants, not sycophants. Hopefully that clears things up!

My world grew smaller when I got ill. I try to visit that bigger world but it costs me. I want to be out there but my range is so limited.

I’m feeling a little _up_ right now which makes sense because I’ve been rationing my meds for two weeks and I’m trying to do a bedtime meditation but all I can think about is how this new notebook is going to change my life and what I’m going to do with it like journal and plan

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Joe: I am a 73 year-old retired mechanic in Forsberg, Nebraska. My 3 biggest problems are Iran's uranium enrichment capability, the casting of Helen in Christopher Nolan's "Odyssey," and the ability of Tennesseeans to check out "Roots" from a library 1000 media outlets: can we please talk at length

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2025 has been an incredibly hard year for trans people. And yet... the political project to erase us is failing. In spite of them having so many levers of power, many of us have continued to thrive, and new pathways open up every day to get around the attacks. My case for hope for 2026.

erininthemorning.comThe Case For Hope: Transgender Rights Going Into 2026This last year has been one of the hardest years for transgender people in memory. Somehow, though, I'm feeling hope going into 2026.

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Replying to @michaelhobbes.bsky.social

By insisting that gravity exists, physicists are excluding those who think it doesn't exist — and reducing the number of ideas by half. I am a professional political commentator.

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I really hate to drop this on y'all but, i just got hit with a unexpected bill and it's killing me. I understand it's Christmas time. If you can help out , I would truly appreciate that from the bottom of my heart. If you can't give, a repost would work wonders. Things are crazy for me right now.

Whenever I’m looking for something I lost and I find it I spend a little more time looking so no one can say it was in the last place I looked

I’m going to be working with a non profit who worked on models to prove that keeping people out of prison saves money in the long run because this convinces people to invest in the work. Personally I would be fine if we had to pay to keep people out of prison

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a thing that I cannot process: how does Gorsuch have so much empathy for 19th century Native Americans and none for anyone else. would he think his own rulings are fair if he read them 150 years from now?