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queer bisexual goodness + whatever fandom I can't get over atm + all the ones I've ever loved + justice 
[she/they 31 | genderqueer | white/mexican | | mindful]

herkind:

Another advice for girls and young women: love and sex is supposed to be fun, happy and make your life better. If it’s not, if it’s making you miserable, if it’s making you love yourself less, if it’s making you doubt yourself, and if you feel like you have to sacrifice yourself or put up with things you don’t want to, you are absolutely entitled to throw it out from your life. In fact, you should, because your life is so, so valuable and you have the right to be happy. Being a girl does not mean having to accept misery and pain, even if that’s what we’re often taught. You are allowed to decide what comes into your life. Let it be happy and beautiful.

(via snoozingcat)

castillos-co:

sadclowncentral:

scoobycool9:

sadclowncentral:

2023

1. COMMIT TO THE BIT

2. PARTAKE IN THE DIVINE ACT OF CREATION

3. LET THE SOFT ANIMAL THAT IS YOUR BODY LOVE WHAT IT LOVES

For those who are like- huh… here’s a translation

1) Be funny/ continue the online joke: persona you are conveying ( Think Gorbachev)

2) Have sex/fuck someone ( It is specifying say straight sex but we can ignore that part on tumblr)

3) Partake in self care

STRAIGHT SEX? IM TALKING ABOUT MAKING THINGS WITH YOUR HANDS, RIVALING PROMETHEUS IN HIS IDEA TO BREATHE LIFE INTO CLAY. IM TALKING ABOUT TRANSFORMING YOUR BODY IN YOUR IMAGE TO MAKE IT TASTE SWEETER, LIKE WATER INTO WINE. IM TALKING ABOUT PICKING UP THE PIECES AND CREATING SOMETHING NEW, TO FINISH WHAT THE COWARD FRANKENSTEIN NEVER TRULY STARTED.

STRAIGHT SEX??????

let’s not leave out any of the unfettered rage

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(via thefortysecond)

evilwizard:

ontology professor (adding another grain of sand to my enclosure): is it a pile yet

me (up to my neck in sand, struggling to breathe): I’ll never talk

ontology professor: just tell me when it becomes a pile and this can all be over

(via inneskeeper)

neep-neep-neep:

you are good even when you are unemployed.

you are good even when you need to rely on others’ help.

you are good even when you are depressed.

you are good even when you are hurt.

you are good even when you are scared.

you are good even when you are overwhelmed.

you are good even when you are not tidy.

you are good even when you are confused.

you are good even when you have difficulty performing tasks.

you are good even when you feel like you’ll never measure up to being an adult.

symptoms are not morality.

(via thebisexualmandalorian)

spice-ghouls:

elytrians:

elytrians:

elytrians:

this is going to sound like such a little sibling ass take but i genuinely believe that being a little bit annoying is actually a greater sign of maturity and self awareness than being universally likeable and on good terms with everyone

if some people find me annoying and can’t stand me because of how i think and act then that means i’m a fully realized human being with my own personality and opinions and free will and not just a reflective surface for other people’s desires, which is in fact a good thing despite what people who want you to just be a reflection of their own opinions and desires will tell you, and why being considered “cringe” or whatever doesn’t bother me at all

also it’s really funny when you’re confident enough in yourself to know that people not liking you isn’t always a sign that you’re the problem. like there’s something undeniably hilarious about being aware your mere existence has the power to piss someone off and ruin their day and i recommend embracing it.

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(via mad-dyspunktional)

bobthebenevolentpirate:

saberwriter:

confessionsofatextmexhoarder:

dyskomike:

callese:

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It’s a War on Children.

It’s a War on Communities.

It’s a War on Working People.

It’s a War on Humanity.

It’s a War on YOU!

And a war on Mexicans and other Latina/o undocumented folx!

News article from Global:

When people talk about human trafficking, they rarely talk about labor trafficking, but it is the MOST COMMON form of trafficking happening in the US.

nerdfighterwhatevernumbers:

dykefagsupreme:

controversial opinion but top surgery and other trans healthcare shouldnt be trans exclusive. so what if an autistic woman wants top surgery because boobs are a sensory nightmare?? good on her. she isnt “mutilating” herself any more than anyone else who gets cosmetic surgery for anything.

it doesnt have to be exclusively “trans healthcare.” maybe a cis guy just wants boobs or a cis girl wants a dick. who cares. your bodys yours. customize that bitch. the more normalized it is to just do whatever with your body for any reason the easier itll be for the people who need to do it to actually go through with it because they wont be socially pressured as hard or harassed afterwards.

remember when Angelina Jolie got a double mastectomy to avoid dying from cancer and everyone flipped out

(via raccooninapartyhat)

madgastronomer:

lesbofujo:

dxs4all:

butterflyinthewell:

paradoxlemonade:

Allistic people really need to stop phrasing requests as questions because it’s fucking with me

“Do you want to help me cook dinner?”

No, I’m still overwhelmed from earlier and want to stay in my room.

“well fine, dinner will be ready when it’s done.” And now they’re upset with me

And I’m just here like ???????

Oh God I hate it when they frame it like that because it sounds like a choice, but if you say no they get all offended. It’s an illusion of choice and it’s so annoying.

If I ever ask something, it’s an offer, not a demand. “Hey, wanna watch a movie with me? No? Okay, I’ll go watch it, you chill here and I hope you feel better.”

I can’t count the times I got in trouble because of that as a kid while never having any idea what exactly I did wrong.

Those requests with only one correct response disguised as questions with multiple answers just made me think I couldn’t actually say “no” to anything (because I had no idea which ones were the secret requests), something I still have trouble to this day.

Also when they just make an observation but they expect you to know that they’re asking for something. Like “Oh the trash can is pretty full.” But they really mean “Could you take the trash out?” Just fuckign say what you mean 😒

Here’s the thing. They’ve literally been trained since childhood to do it this way, and probably do not realize that what they’re saying can be interpreted another way. It’s an Ask vs Guess problem. In particular, a lot of women are taught to phrase things is a Guess way. The way they were taught to speak, they are saying what they mean.

If you want someone in your life to switch from Guess to Ask with you, then you need to have a discussion with them, Ask them to meet you somewhere in the middle on this, possibly explain the difference in cultures, definitely explain, “When you say $THING, it does not mean to me what it means to you”, and then understand that it will take them time and work to change, and that you may need to be an active participant in that change. You can do this by remembering that things do not mean the same to them that they do to you, and, when they say, “Do you want to cook dinner with me?” replying with, “Are you asking me to do that, or are you asking me if I’d like it?”

Yes, I understand that this will be hard for you also. You and this person in your life will both need to work on this, together, and be forgiving of one another.

This is not something the other person is intentionally doing to you, or at you. They are speaking as they were taught to speak, that’s all. It happens to conflict with your neurodivergence. That happens. It can be dealt with.

(via raccooninapartyhat)