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  • 1779314093Luna_velv54

    1779314093Luna_velv54

    I felt pretty today 35

  • 1784054187Dry-Ostrich-3748183

    1784054187Dry-Ostrich-3748183

    23F me again! Out for dinner with friends!! 🌱

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    1771862756hotwife_nxtdoor31

    47F Am I hot for my age?

  • 1784053689lucia82316

    1784053689lucia82316

    Okay so I’m an incoming freshman in college and I’m apart of their honors college. I just recently found out I have a dress code for my honors classes, which is business casual. I’m assuming it’s heavy on the casual part since it’s a college class, not a corporate office job or something. These are just some of the tops/outfits I have, I also have a lot of maxi skirts I can pair some of these tops with. Let me know if they’re inappropriate or not formal enough, I don’t really know what to buy.

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    1784053513ovo12110

    A wife’s night out 🥂

  • 1780604532lumpiestprincess144

    1780604532lumpiestprincess144

    Beyond sausage on a bun, corn on the cob.

    A while ago I had to report a daycare I worked at for child abuse. It was systemic in the center. I have a duty to report, and so I did and left the company. They knew it was me, but fuck 'em, right?

    Fast forward to now. I recently began a new role in a brand new daycare center that opened in my area. Didn't realize they were associated with the old daycare until I got hired and I guess someone somewhere saw my name and I got fired almost immediately. Left a different job for this position.

    And now I'm trying to get *someone* to care that a daycare organization is obviously retaliating against whistleblowers and I keep getting met with "that's not our department". Education and childcare related governing bodies tell me it's an employment governing body issue, employment tells me it's education. No one cares that people with a duty to report are being silenced.

    No wonder educators are burnt out as hell. I'm so tired.