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@ajshe6rt: #CORE4 i thought the intro was funny no shade to cate but BACK TO MY VELOCITY ROOTS @huntrscurse @𝓔zra @Trey @⌜ kang ⌟ @selah 🌺 @diego @Aiden (Hope’s Version) @freyactrl @reduced2tears @derek @aiden #edit #aftereffects #ajshe6rt #bonniebennett

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deureons
◜ kou ◞ :
almost thought u forgot kory.
2026-06-15 20:43:25
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renzillaa_
Raven♡Jean Greys wife :
Show name??🥹
2026-06-18 02:03:17
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faerie_ezzy
faerie_ezzy :
Ik im
2026-07-08 04:26:25
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beuatyhs
KXRRTI :
Who was in the intro-
2026-06-16 02:05:43
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ch90s_
ch90s ⋆｡°✩ :
Kory sneak but ate
2026-06-21 10:54:10
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tribri6d
𝔢 :
Theme: wants to be hope
2026-06-16 20:35:19
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thu6mans
「 dan 」 :
mooties?
2026-07-10 15:22:12
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aesirefps
a :
YESSS
2026-06-16 04:24:11
1
ch90s_
ch90s ⋆｡°✩ :
TEAOMGG
2026-06-21 10:54:15
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ch90s_
ch90s ⋆｡°✩ :
SOOO SMOOTHIE
2026-06-21 10:54:17
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moreaubennetts
ash || #BONNIESOLOS :
TEA
2026-06-16 18:54:56
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tribri6d
𝔢 :
ATEE
2026-06-16 20:35:13
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moreaubennetts
ash || #BONNIESOLOS :
evb BUT cate carried-
2026-06-16 18:54:53
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freyactrl
freyactrl :
Teaaa
2026-06-15 19:40:35
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aesirefps
a :
Saw this being made
2026-06-16 04:24:17
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mystifies
mystifies :
Oh Bonnie why would uuuu 😭
2026-06-17 12:09:44
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tribri6d
𝔢 :
where’s the queen..? Hope
2026-06-16 20:34:13
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The Eurostar has pros and cons if you have a chronic illness but it’s still one of my favourite ways to travel… so come with me from London to Amsterdam! PROS: - You can keep your mobility aids with you at all times rather than having to check them into hold luggage. - You may be able to access discounts for companions and priority boarding (even if you don’t use mobility aids). - You have access to the lounge once you’re through security: most crucially, with all the cereal your heart may desire. - The wheelchair spaces onboard tend to be in smaller Plus or Premier carriages, which are often more peaceful than other carriages and also have easy access to a toilet. CONS: - There’s no options to transfer to a seat, so even if you’re ambulant, you’ll need to stay in your wheelchair for the whole journey. - Allergies and dietary requirements on-board can be very hit or miss in my experience, even if you communicate your requirements months in advance - always make sure you’re prepared for this and take *plenty* of safe snacks. - If you have assistance booked, you’ll need to turn up and check-in earlier than other passengers - usually the guidance is around 60-90 minutes before your train is set to depart. - You’re still very much relying on assistance and there’s always at least a small chance the ramp won’t turn up at your stop, though personally I’m much less concerned about this on the Eurostar then I am on other services because *most* of the time the destinations are vigilant and well-staffed. Definitely benefits and drawbacks to this mode of transport when you have a chronic illness, but being able to reach amazing destinations by train is something I’ll never take for granted! Have you travelled by Eurostar before? 👀🚝 ~ #Eurostar #TrainTravel #AccessibleTravel #WheelchairTravel #TrainHopping 🏷️ Eurostar • London • Amsterdam • Accessible Travel • Disabled Travel • Ambulatory Wheelchair User
The Eurostar has pros and cons if you have a chronic illness but it’s still one of my favourite ways to travel… so come with me from London to Amsterdam! PROS: - You can keep your mobility aids with you at all times rather than having to check them into hold luggage. - You may be able to access discounts for companions and priority boarding (even if you don’t use mobility aids). - You have access to the lounge once you’re through security: most crucially, with all the cereal your heart may desire. - The wheelchair spaces onboard tend to be in smaller Plus or Premier carriages, which are often more peaceful than other carriages and also have easy access to a toilet. CONS: - There’s no options to transfer to a seat, so even if you’re ambulant, you’ll need to stay in your wheelchair for the whole journey. - Allergies and dietary requirements on-board can be very hit or miss in my experience, even if you communicate your requirements months in advance - always make sure you’re prepared for this and take *plenty* of safe snacks. - If you have assistance booked, you’ll need to turn up and check-in earlier than other passengers - usually the guidance is around 60-90 minutes before your train is set to depart. - You’re still very much relying on assistance and there’s always at least a small chance the ramp won’t turn up at your stop, though personally I’m much less concerned about this on the Eurostar then I am on other services because *most* of the time the destinations are vigilant and well-staffed. Definitely benefits and drawbacks to this mode of transport when you have a chronic illness, but being able to reach amazing destinations by train is something I’ll never take for granted! Have you travelled by Eurostar before? 👀🚝 ~ #Eurostar #TrainTravel #AccessibleTravel #WheelchairTravel #TrainHopping 🏷️ Eurostar • London • Amsterdam • Accessible Travel • Disabled Travel • Ambulatory Wheelchair User

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