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7 days ago

Posted On: October 29th 2026, 05:05 pm

Sugar House Coffee’s first ever All-Ages Sapphic Social will be on Friday, October 30th!

Our goal is to provide a monthly safe space for fems of all identities to foster their relationships. We hope to see you at our Halloween themed first social!

Participation in the costume contest is optional, and you are still welcome to dress up even if you don't want to enter.

#saltlakecity
#sapphic #sugarhousecoffee #halloween

Comments (1)

6 days ago

emilyjanebrad

So excited for tonight

🎙️کنفرانس خبری مرضیه جعفری و سرشین کمانگر پیش از شروع مرحله گروهی لیگ قهرمانان زنان آسیا

#خاتون_بم | #BamKhatoon

No extra effort, just natural elegance ♥️……

آدم‌های با عزت‌نفس واسه آسیب‌پذیری‌هاشون ارزش قائلن و می‌دونن که؛
کجا،
کدوم سوژه رو،
دست کی ندن!
و حواسشون هست که کدوم بخش آسیب‌پذیر خودشون رو کجا باید نشون بدن.

مثلا اگه یه بار به کسی گفتم از ظاهرم خجالت می‌کشم و همون آدم بعدها جلوی جمع اون قسمت آسیب‌پذیر من رو دست گرفت و مسخره‌ش کرد!، دفعه‌ بعد باید حواسم باشه که آسیب‌پذیری‌م رو پیش کسی ببرم که حرمتش رو نگه میداره.

❤️‍🔥 نظر شما چیه دوستان!🌱️️️️️️

#عزت_نفس #خودشیفته #سلامت_روان

PIKMIN(with malicious intent)
@alpalllll @rylanoah
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#pikmin #halloween #pov #costume #funny

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