You CANNOT call Caleb out on anything, he will go for the throat 😂
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josué_costela2 months, 3 weeks ago
"Fucking get up and come meet me at the bar what are we talking about" is so real like cut the crap no excuses yes or no, not the sun and moon
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garytaylor192 months, 3 weeks ago
Read her/them accurately
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aimée.foucher2 months, 3 weeks ago
Caleb being unironically good motivation for peoples mental health is sending me lmao
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mandy_butler2 months, 3 weeks ago
"Ive really been thinking about it" 💀
gabinoirizarry3902 months, 3 weeks ago
This is funny because I’m both Caleb and the lesbians
christine_woods2 months, 3 weeks ago
helppp i’m EXACTLY the type of lesbian he described 😭 clocked us so bad
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joshuaplume842 months, 3 weeks ago
“Lesbians the verge of being nonbinary” is taking me OUT 😂
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danielle_medina2 months, 3 weeks ago
"6 dinners, a circus, and a late night opera" 😂😂😂 "Any day you're gonna throw a they into the mix" Everything said is just SO FUNNY
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maríacristina_deanda2 months, 3 weeks ago
Being a “she/they” really is a status symbol 😂
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jenniferfoley3282 months, 3 weeks ago
as a waifish amab trans woman this is the kind of recognition i’ve been searching for
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brenda.padilla2 months, 3 weeks ago
The “keeping it a buck” allegations are not going to rest
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manyadaylight52 months, 3 weeks ago
“At any day are gonna throw a they into the mix” 🤣
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wandamyst12 months, 3 weeks ago
The dude laughing in the background is sending me haaa😂
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franklinvelvet772 months, 3 weeks ago
There is a pipeline that goes: Tomboy as a child in a Christian household -> 'Pick me' girl in HS who isn't like other girls -> nosedives into progressive ideas and feminism in college -> Builds confidence, becomes super femme and pretty but still alternative (starts nailing her makeup and pierces her nose) -> Comes out as bi -> Around late twenties to early thirties decides to use they/them even though nothing about them or their identity has changed, they just feel it's more chill and open-minded and they want to try it on for awhile. A lot of people forget they aren't using she/her anymore because they still identify as a woman. People get offended on their behalf and correct other people around them when they use the wrong pronouns. They don't feel comfortable enforcing it because being called "she" isn't misgendering since they are a woman. Eventually they kind of forget and one or two friends still pointedly use they/them but everyone else uses she/her and new people in the friend group get really confused.
luisquesada5242 months, 3 weeks ago
waifish is a crazy vocab pull
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kristopherhart2942 months, 3 weeks ago
Caleb is literally like “LETS GO LESBIANS” 🏃♂️💨🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️
Caleb is TIRED of these antics 😂😂
Why did "all the ways in which" get me
You CANNOT call Caleb out on anything, he will go for the throat 😂
"Fucking get up and come meet me at the bar what are we talking about" is so real like cut the crap no excuses yes or no, not the sun and moon
Read her/them accurately
Caleb being unironically good motivation for peoples mental health is sending me lmao
"Ive really been thinking about it" 💀
This is funny because I’m both Caleb and the lesbians
helppp i’m EXACTLY the type of lesbian he described 😭 clocked us so bad
“Lesbians the verge of being nonbinary” is taking me OUT 😂
"6 dinners, a circus, and a late night opera" 😂😂😂 "Any day you're gonna throw a they into the mix" Everything said is just SO FUNNY
Being a “she/they” really is a status symbol 😂
as a waifish amab trans woman this is the kind of recognition i’ve been searching for
The “keeping it a buck” allegations are not going to rest
“At any day are gonna throw a they into the mix” 🤣
The dude laughing in the background is sending me haaa😂
There is a pipeline that goes: Tomboy as a child in a Christian household -> 'Pick me' girl in HS who isn't like other girls -> nosedives into progressive ideas and feminism in college -> Builds confidence, becomes super femme and pretty but still alternative (starts nailing her makeup and pierces her nose) -> Comes out as bi -> Around late twenties to early thirties decides to use they/them even though nothing about them or their identity has changed, they just feel it's more chill and open-minded and they want to try it on for awhile. A lot of people forget they aren't using she/her anymore because they still identify as a woman. People get offended on their behalf and correct other people around them when they use the wrong pronouns. They don't feel comfortable enforcing it because being called "she" isn't misgendering since they are a woman. Eventually they kind of forget and one or two friends still pointedly use they/them but everyone else uses she/her and new people in the friend group get really confused.
waifish is a crazy vocab pull
Caleb is literally like “LETS GO LESBIANS” 🏃♂️💨🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️🏃🏻♀️
6 dinners checks out