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Quin
@cozyqueer.bsky.social
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Internet lurker, crochet hobbyist, educarer
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cozyqueer.bsky.social
Biiiiiiig hugs. What a wonderful way for someone to go. And a meaningful way to say goodbye. Don’t forget to care for yourself.💖
August 25, 2025 at 1:43 PM
cozyqueer.bsky.social
The pattern is on ravelry!
Casper Mountain Cowl pattern by The Firefly Hook
This cowl designed and worn in the fashion of a bandanna highlights the natural beauty of the high prairie with its stunning colors and subtle textures.
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July 27, 2025 at 7:55 PM
cozyqueer.bsky.social
I’ve been having my own struggles for sometime now. Some how the older I get the harder the game of life gets. 😮‍💨
July 9, 2025 at 4:15 AM
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scgriffith.bsky.social
the hong kong protestors used the phrase "do not split" to mean that the radical protest and peaceful protest arms of the movement should refuse to criticize each other.
Yet if the movement is leaderless and anarchic, it isn't chaotic. It has guiding principles that allow participants to self- regulate even as the movement constantly reinvents itself. Among those principles is ("do not split"). Protesters use the expression to say that no one in the movement should condemn or obstruct the actions of fellow protesters they disagree with. People who oppose a given action should sit it out, but not try to prevent it. The use of force, in particular, is a divisive issue. Some insist on the necessity of keeping the protests peaceful, so that they will seem morally legitimate and may gain sympathy from the broader public. Others — especially younger protesters or protesters who consider that the lengthy sit-ins of the Umbrella Movement failed — believe that some measure of force has become necessary; otherwise, the government will simply ignore them. The “do not split” idea acts as a bridge between these two factions by promoting mutual respect for diverging views within the protest movement.
June 8, 2025 at 7:30 PM