Sexuality at the Chronic Illness Store
@morgan666.bsky.social
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Queer, disabled, polyam dork. V sleepy. Biology is cool af
They/them, he/himbo
Queer, disabled, polyam dork. V sleepy. Biology is cool af
They/them, he/himbo
Looks like he's in one of those Jesus ads about how death is just around the corner and it's great cause they're a Christian now.
i have not jumped on the “any day now” bandwagon thus far, but he legitimately looks near death in this photo.
January 28, 2026 at 10:49 PM
Looks like he's in one of those Jesus ads about how death is just around the corner and it's great cause they're a Christian now.
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I feel like when folk music starts getting this good again it’s usually a pretty good indicator that shit is FUCKED
January 26, 2026 at 1:19 AM
I feel like when folk music starts getting this good again it’s usually a pretty good indicator that shit is FUCKED
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Seems to me that a perfect demonstration of why people have no faith in the economy is that hucksters and grifters outright lie to investors, especially retail investors.
It's all make believe that is increasingly divorced from actually living your life in America.
It's all make believe that is increasingly divorced from actually living your life in America.
January 28, 2026 at 10:37 PM
Seems to me that a perfect demonstration of why people have no faith in the economy is that hucksters and grifters outright lie to investors, especially retail investors.
It's all make believe that is increasingly divorced from actually living your life in America.
It's all make believe that is increasingly divorced from actually living your life in America.
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This is a perfect demonstration of how our entire economy is being held aloft by nothing.
Tesla doesn't make money. It doesn't matter if it makes cars or robots or "AI" or magic dicksuckers or whatever else falls out of Elon's diseased brain.
Tesla doesn't make money.
But the stock never falls.
Tesla doesn't make money. It doesn't matter if it makes cars or robots or "AI" or magic dicksuckers or whatever else falls out of Elon's diseased brain.
Tesla doesn't make money.
But the stock never falls.
January 28, 2026 at 10:35 PM
This is a perfect demonstration of how our entire economy is being held aloft by nothing.
Tesla doesn't make money. It doesn't matter if it makes cars or robots or "AI" or magic dicksuckers or whatever else falls out of Elon's diseased brain.
Tesla doesn't make money.
But the stock never falls.
Tesla doesn't make money. It doesn't matter if it makes cars or robots or "AI" or magic dicksuckers or whatever else falls out of Elon's diseased brain.
Tesla doesn't make money.
But the stock never falls.
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Preschool building boiler is busted, it's 18 degrees out, four moms just organized two new impromptu preschools at two different houses in less than 6 hours and I am chortling anew thinking about all the far right chuds being like "WHERE DID THESE MN INSURGENTS LEARN LOGISTICS"
January 28, 2026 at 10:39 PM
Preschool building boiler is busted, it's 18 degrees out, four moms just organized two new impromptu preschools at two different houses in less than 6 hours and I am chortling anew thinking about all the far right chuds being like "WHERE DID THESE MN INSURGENTS LEARN LOGISTICS"
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"You know, it's just the cost of doing business..."
said the CDC's principal deputy director Ralph Abraham, regarding the rise in measles cases, as he shrugs w/ indifference. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2025 saw 2253 measles cases. As of YESTERDAY, we're already at 478. The steep line for 2026 is a harbinger.
"You know, it's just the cost of doing business..."
said the CDC's principal deputy director Ralph Abraham, regarding the rise in measles cases, as he shrugs w/ indifference. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2025 saw 2253 measles cases. As of YESTERDAY, we're already at 478. The steep line for 2026 is a harbinger.
January 28, 2026 at 4:10 PM
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"You know, it's just the cost of doing business..."
said the CDC's principal deputy director Ralph Abraham, regarding the rise in measles cases, as he shrugs w/ indifference. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2025 saw 2253 measles cases. As of YESTERDAY, we're already at 478. The steep line for 2026 is a harbinger.
"You know, it's just the cost of doing business..."
said the CDC's principal deputy director Ralph Abraham, regarding the rise in measles cases, as he shrugs w/ indifference. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
2025 saw 2253 measles cases. As of YESTERDAY, we're already at 478. The steep line for 2026 is a harbinger.
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They are in fact are scared of a whistle.
January 28, 2026 at 9:54 PM
They are in fact are scared of a whistle.
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RFK Jr. appointee Kirk Milhoan has just clearly stated, out loud, that he wants to experiment on the people of the United States by seeing what happens as vaccination coverage plummets and infectious diseases spread.
January 22, 2026 at 7:47 PM
RFK Jr. appointee Kirk Milhoan has just clearly stated, out loud, that he wants to experiment on the people of the United States by seeing what happens as vaccination coverage plummets and infectious diseases spread.
Speaking as a Calvary Chapel cult baby: good on this judge.
I hope to see more protection for kids from Calvary Chapel and similar orgs in the future.
I hope to see more protection for kids from Calvary Chapel and similar orgs in the future.
Maine custody battle brings up parental rights and religion
The father, Matthew Bradeen, had told the court that the girl had a panic attack after hearing about the end-times “rapture” and other teachings at Calvary Chapel, and started displaying odd behavior.
www.pressherald.com/2026/01/13/m...
The father, Matthew Bradeen, had told the court that the girl had a panic attack after hearing about the end-times “rapture” and other teachings at Calvary Chapel, and started displaying odd behavior.
www.pressherald.com/2026/01/13/m...
Maine custody battle brings up parental rights and religion
A father says his daughter suffered a panic attack after attending services at Calvary Chapel Greater Portland and was given sole authority over her religious upbringing. Her mother appealed the rulin...
www.pressherald.com
January 28, 2026 at 9:21 PM
Speaking as a Calvary Chapel cult baby: good on this judge.
I hope to see more protection for kids from Calvary Chapel and similar orgs in the future.
I hope to see more protection for kids from Calvary Chapel and similar orgs in the future.
The splinter in my arm is causing swelling
January 28, 2026 at 7:08 PM
The splinter in my arm is causing swelling
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Been watching the Leaving the Message podcast and it's really, really interesting and useful.
But also kinda weird how they kinda get defensive of Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel and that side of things.
It's a very weird juxtaposition with my knowledge of how deeply similar CC actually is
But also kinda weird how they kinda get defensive of Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel and that side of things.
It's a very weird juxtaposition with my knowledge of how deeply similar CC actually is
January 28, 2026 at 4:36 PM
Been watching the Leaving the Message podcast and it's really, really interesting and useful.
But also kinda weird how they kinda get defensive of Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel and that side of things.
It's a very weird juxtaposition with my knowledge of how deeply similar CC actually is
But also kinda weird how they kinda get defensive of Chuck Smith and Calvary Chapel and that side of things.
It's a very weird juxtaposition with my knowledge of how deeply similar CC actually is
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It’s important to warm both sides of the Joey.
January 28, 2026 at 2:01 PM
It’s important to warm both sides of the Joey.
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The threat of screwworm to Texas is growing, with 8 recent sightings in Tamaulipas, the adjoining Mexican state.
'Devastating' Flesh-Eating Parasite Is Spreading Toward The US, CDC Warns
An outbreak of the flesh-eating New World screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) has killed seven people and infected at least 1,190 more across Mexico and South America, and now the US Centers for Disea...
www.sciencealert.com
January 28, 2026 at 1:58 PM
The threat of screwworm to Texas is growing, with 8 recent sightings in Tamaulipas, the adjoining Mexican state.
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Holy moly this chart: Cumulative US measles cases
January 28, 2026 at 12:54 PM
Holy moly this chart: Cumulative US measles cases
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We had eradicated this disease.
And now because of targeted disinformation, children, immunocompromised people, elderly folks, and so many others become victims in this proxy war and we have a new avoidable pandemic.
And now because of targeted disinformation, children, immunocompromised people, elderly folks, and so many others become victims in this proxy war and we have a new avoidable pandemic.
Holy moly this chart: Cumulative US measles cases
January 28, 2026 at 2:03 PM
We had eradicated this disease.
And now because of targeted disinformation, children, immunocompromised people, elderly folks, and so many others become victims in this proxy war and we have a new avoidable pandemic.
And now because of targeted disinformation, children, immunocompromised people, elderly folks, and so many others become victims in this proxy war and we have a new avoidable pandemic.
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If you’re a clinician who provides gender affirming care to youth, even if you only have a few trans kids in your panel, your comment is especially important —and I walk you through how to submit a meaningful, impactful comment
CTA Defend Trans Kids: If you're a clinician, a parent, a trans adult, or just someone who cares, I wrote a guide on how to submit effective comments opposing the federal ban on gender-affirming care for minors.
Deadline 2/17/26
🔗 www.patreon.com/posts/149210... 🔗
Deadline 2/17/26
🔗 www.patreon.com/posts/149210... 🔗
January 27, 2026 at 11:06 PM
If you’re a clinician who provides gender affirming care to youth, even if you only have a few trans kids in your panel, your comment is especially important —and I walk you through how to submit a meaningful, impactful comment
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I used to think Paul Frazee was a really fun shitposting account. A caricature of a California dude with sunglasses rolling out spiffy updates just as often as he rolled up spliffs.
Very dissappointed he's real.
Very dissappointed he's real.
July 7, 2025 at 6:38 PM
I used to think Paul Frazee was a really fun shitposting account. A caricature of a California dude with sunglasses rolling out spiffy updates just as often as he rolled up spliffs.
Very dissappointed he's real.
Very dissappointed he's real.
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Nways if you’re catholic (or not) you should listen to his eminence and call your rep
woag cardinal joseph tobin urging catholics to call their reps and urge them to defund ice
January 27, 2026 at 11:42 PM
Nways if you’re catholic (or not) you should listen to his eminence and call your rep
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I paid my therapist a zillion dollars to tell me this, so I’m passing it on to anyone else in MN who needs to hear it:
Think of taking time away to recharge not as not doing the work, but as doing quality control for the work. You’re not going to be able to show up to do it well if you’re depleted
Think of taking time away to recharge not as not doing the work, but as doing quality control for the work. You’re not going to be able to show up to do it well if you’re depleted
January 27, 2026 at 11:17 PM
I paid my therapist a zillion dollars to tell me this, so I’m passing it on to anyone else in MN who needs to hear it:
Think of taking time away to recharge not as not doing the work, but as doing quality control for the work. You’re not going to be able to show up to do it well if you’re depleted
Think of taking time away to recharge not as not doing the work, but as doing quality control for the work. You’re not going to be able to show up to do it well if you’re depleted
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I just don't think the presumption that that living tradition has some innate claim on transcendent virtue is super helpful in confronting a violent christian supremacism.
January 27, 2026 at 10:33 PM
I just don't think the presumption that that living tradition has some innate claim on transcendent virtue is super helpful in confronting a violent christian supremacism.
This.
Also, it's not hard to justify violence from an apocalyptic death cult standpoint.
And the apocalyptic death cult factions of Christianity pop up like dandelions, and frequently accumulate significant power within the overall religion.
Also, it's not hard to justify violence from an apocalyptic death cult standpoint.
And the apocalyptic death cult factions of Christianity pop up like dandelions, and frequently accumulate significant power within the overall religion.
I don't mean to be a jerk about it, but I just really kind of hate the "how can Christians reconcile horrific violence with their religion".
Christians have embraced horrific violence and cruelty for literally thousands of years, right?
Christians have embraced horrific violence and cruelty for literally thousands of years, right?
January 27, 2026 at 10:40 PM
This.
Also, it's not hard to justify violence from an apocalyptic death cult standpoint.
And the apocalyptic death cult factions of Christianity pop up like dandelions, and frequently accumulate significant power within the overall religion.
Also, it's not hard to justify violence from an apocalyptic death cult standpoint.
And the apocalyptic death cult factions of Christianity pop up like dandelions, and frequently accumulate significant power within the overall religion.
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I don't mean to be a jerk about it, but I just really kind of hate the "how can Christians reconcile horrific violence with their religion".
Christians have embraced horrific violence and cruelty for literally thousands of years, right?
Christians have embraced horrific violence and cruelty for literally thousands of years, right?
January 27, 2026 at 10:29 PM
I don't mean to be a jerk about it, but I just really kind of hate the "how can Christians reconcile horrific violence with their religion".
Christians have embraced horrific violence and cruelty for literally thousands of years, right?
Christians have embraced horrific violence and cruelty for literally thousands of years, right?
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I am. But there are three things at play here regarding ICE collecting private data. Quick rundown on the issue, why you should be paying attention, and what I'm doing about it:
So which politician is calling for the dismantling of the probably illegal database that ice & this government is collecting biometric data of protesters?
January 27, 2026 at 9:28 PM
I am. But there are three things at play here regarding ICE collecting private data. Quick rundown on the issue, why you should be paying attention, and what I'm doing about it: