naamahdarling:

nattousan:

lgbt-tiktoks:

Description: [A video of a woman riding a galloping horse bareback while holding a large rainbow flag.]

i felt like these tags really added to the experience, thanks @cynderxdustypaws for your knowledge

This is one of the most powerful images I have ever seen, and I will reblog it every single time because every single time it brings tears to my eyes.

aqueerkettleofish:

fuckyeahchinesefashion:

chinese mantou (steamd bread) be like

… what

davidcashuk:

My emails…😂🤣

neil-gaiman:

shutyourmoustache:

Phenomenal news. Just what the people ordered.

Were the “Moms for Liberty” prosecuted for theft?

koilungfish:

nobody-told-the-horse:

noble-moon:

simplyfx:

annlarimer:

disparition:

where I grew up in California not only is “dude” generally non-gender-specific, half of the time it doesn’t even refer to a person at all.

I said it to a faucet today. 

A customer once came to me to order a sandwich and said “I want this dude”

Dude is more than a word, it’s an emotion. 

dude is a way of life

Absolutely.

depsidase:

cock-holliday:

I feel like so much slur discourse could get solved by discussing intent. “I’m okay with faggot but don’t like when someone yells it out a car at me.” Yeah no shit. I like physical touch in the form of a hug but don’t like it when it is in the form of a punch. People have said the word “gay” “lesbian” “trans” what have you with the most hateful vitriol they can muster because they MEAN it like a slur. So many of us have heard the tone that may as well make the word a slur.

If I saw a sign that says “I hunt members of the LGBTQIA+ community for sport” it wouldn’t really feel different from “I want to kill faggots.”

Additionally, I LIKE that it makes people cringe. It used to make me cringe. Those words have history for me too. But they also are not able to be sanitized by corporations. Shitlibs who would never rock the boat to protect me are never going to NOT shrink away at me calling myself a dyke and I do not care.

MY intent IS vitriol back, sometimes. A bold statement of attack. But sometimes it’s a joke. “His faggy mannerisms have captivated me.” Sometimes it’s a badge of honor from older queers. Sometimes it’s not that deep. What’s behind the words, what the intent is is everything.

spageddy:

spageddy:

where are u in the sibling order

oldest

older middle

true middle child

younger middle

youngest

only child

it’s complicated

ok so this is the oldest sibling website

cannibalchicken:

sergle:

sergle:

this tweet is making me choke to death

1. precisely
2. really really enjoying this phrasing

choolantanavt:

lilithtransrights:

junepup:

puppygirl-hornyposting:

danyellingatyou:

puppygirl-hornyposting:

The tolerance paradox is solved if you consider the social contract fascists break

kill nazis

Kill nazis

Kill Nazis

lonelyroommp3:

lonelyroommp3:

in general i would say that “it’s not fun if they’re totally unrecognisable” is my fandom thesis. like the point of fanfic etc is putting your favourite little guys in situations. where’s the appeal if they’ve been through so many fanon spin cycles that they’re barely even your guys anymore

loads of people are reblogging this like “this is why i don’t like AUs” and honestly this is not an anti AU post by any stretch of the imagination. if you think “alternate universe fic” = “completely unrecognisable characters” then love and light but you need to read some better AUs!! putting your little guys in a completely different setting or time period or making them baristas or racing drivers or pop stars or whatever doesn’t inherently render them unrecognisable and in fact the APPEAL of a well done AU fic is seeing how your favourite guys deal with a completely different set of circumstances. support your local wacky AU today x

mckitterick:

ALT