Dogs want gay parents.
Why would you not? It’s their true
Baby! Besides kids…
Dog + two loving dads,
Or moms = great time together.
Oh what fun for all!
About the Creator
Gabriel Shames
I’m an east coast American, interested in writing poetry and fiction as long as I can remember. I took a test in 4th grade where they told me I wrote creatively at a college level!
Hope you enjoy reading as much I as I do creating ❣️
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Breaking Down Lyrics: Diamonds (leave with you) 2
*** “Take all the money you want from me. Hope you become who you want to be. Show me how little you care, how little you care! You dream of glitter and gold — my heart’s already been sold. Show me how little you care, how little you care!” ***
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The Quiet Systems That Decide Whether People Trust You at Work
Shane Windmeyer is a North Carolina–based DEI strategist, speaker, and advisor who helps organizations build inclusive cultures grounded in trust, fairness, and measurable outcomes. And in almost every organization I’ve worked with, trust is not lost in one dramatic blow-up. It fades through patterns that repeat so often they start to feel normal.
By Shane Windmeyer6 days ago in Pride
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