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Ok breaking out the photo references here. Color is blue so it doesn't trigger any "flesh color detectors"
now make it pink
im not gonna change anything visually, but i still think this might be what trips the adult filter...
THIS ASS IS TRANSGENDER
Huh. Not marked as mature yet. This beautiful sexy trans ass has not been marked for nudity or indecency. This work of trans body part art has not been marked by the censors.
![Susie leans against some lockers. "Hey Kris, which ear is the gay ear?" Kris pulls back their hair to reveal both ears are pierced. A narration box pulls up: "You explain to Susie that you have both ears pierced because you are double gay. And thus don't have a good answer." Susie yells "GOD DAMN IT." and kicks a trashcan. Kris does not react. id end.]](https://64.media.tumblr.com/5927e8fe256dc4bb4fc0de018e705eb6/13fb0acf72d1e4cc-b0/s1280x1920/f35421b5c56e622cdb8343ab6938c845062d2a61.png)
![[img id: Susie stares down blankly as Kris informs her: "You regretfully tell Susie she doesn't have ears." id end.]](https://64.media.tumblr.com/fbd47ac8d604f3afd951602e7354c5a3/706992a625b2ff18-ce/s1280x1920/20dc7682817deb42962cad471fd41aa4c53e5b85.png)
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Watch what happens to Germs when you wash your hands with Soap at microscopic level. 🔬 The Soap molecules surround germ cells and disrupt their cell walls, causing them to burst.
Germ cells are surrounded by a cell wall that protects them from the environment. This cell wall is made up of a layer of peptidoglycan, which is a polymer of amino acids and sugars. Soap molecules are made up of two parts: a hydrophobic (water-fearing) tail and a hydrophilic (water-loving) head. When soap is added to water, the hydrophobic tails group together and the hydrophilic heads face outward, forming micelles. These micelles can surround germ cells and the hydrophobic tails can then disrupt the cell walls, causing the cells to burst.
The hydrophobic tails of the soap molecules can disrupt the cell wall in two ways. First, they can bind to the peptidoglycan molecules and weaken the bonds between them. Second, they can create holes in the cell wall. Once the cell wall is disrupted, the germ cells lose their internal contents and die.
It is important to note that soap only works to kill germ cells that are surrounded by a cell wall. Germ cells that do not have a cell wall, such as viruses, are not affected by soap.
The size of the soap micelles is important. Micelles that are too small will not be able to surround the germ cells. Micelles that are too large will not be able to penetrate the cell walls.
The concentration of soap is also important. A higher concentration of soap will be more effective at killing germ cells.
The temperature of the water can also affect the effectiveness of soap. Soap is more effective at killing germ cells in warm water than in cold water.
I hope this post has helped you understand the importance of handwashing and why doctors always ask you to do it regularly. Washing your hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds is one of the best ways to prevent the spread of germs and stay healthy. So please, wash your hands often and help keep yourself and others safe!
Thank you for reading this post. I hope you found it informative and helpful. Please share it with your friends and family so they can learn about the importance of handwashing too. 😊🙏