PERSONA DANCING ALL OVER MY SOUL

bigbardafree:

boy-doll:

bigbardafree:

watching people on my dash reblog the bath bomb meme like “come on stop making fun of something young girls like please be better than this”

Guys use bath Bombs too…its just a meme…

yeah i’m sure but bath bombs are not associated with guys bath bombs are not marketed to guys posts about bath bombs are covered in heart emojis and are almost exclusively made by girls on this site stores that sell bath bombs cater to a young female clientele

I know men shop at starbucks and I’m sure plenty buy pumpkin spice lattes but as soon as pumpkin spice lattes became heavily associated with teenage girls it became something to make fun of girls for

you can’t dissociate something from girls just to make it convenient for you to carry on hating the things society associates them with for the sake of an unfunny meme

sassking-trevor:

cassbones:

lesbe-nerdy:

chanellecassidy:

saber-chan:

My parents aren’t home

You know what that means

*sits in the living room instead of sealing myself away in my room*

this is too accurate 

*parents close the door*, *emerges slowly from room like an easily startled deer*

*Parents come home* *scurries back to room like frightened squirrel*

Y’all think this is a joke but it’s 100% accurate

queerlilly:

“it gets better” nah bro. it should be better. right now. we shouldnt have to wait for the treasured day when we don’t hate ourselves and people don’t hate us. we should never have to go through that.

ironicdavestrider:

reasons that online activists don’t advocate offline as much/at all:

• age/parent influence
• being “in the closet”
• mental and/or physical disability
• financial ability/transportation (who buys the signs, who pays for gas?)
• fear/safety (people who advocate offline face threat of violence and death, especially activists of color and trans women)

things that aren’t reasons that online activists don’t advocate offline:

• laziness

boywix:

support trans people who decide not to transition

support trans people that dress as their “assigned sex”

support trans people that don’t fit stereotypical standards of their gender

support trans people whose identities change frequently

support trans people that do not fit society’s idea of “real transness”

gunlust:

giving trans women roles to cis men 

• robs trans women actors (who can’t get cis women roles) and gives those roles to cis men who already have an enormous amount of roles and opportunities
• reinforces the false idea that trans woman are somehow equivalent or analagous to cis men in costume 

like really thats all there is to it. theres nothing you can say that justifies this practice

swedishjazz:

eyeb0t:

50-trolls-of-gay:

eyeb0t:

things i’m okay with: white male protagonists

things i’m not okay with: literally every protagonist being a white male protagonist

Then you won’t like Free!

thanks bruh your contribution was needed

Ah, yes. The white protagonists Rei, Haruka, Nagisa, Rin, and Makoto. These characters. These white, white characters

lecapunk:

precarioussanity:

thatcorbincrow:

can there please be some kind of online exchange where trans boys can give their old clothes to trans girls and vice versa? does that exist? if not am i allowed to start one because holy wow that would be the bomb diggety

can this happen

THERE IS ACTUALLY A BLOG FOR THIS NOW

and cis people can also donate clothes, because that gives people a bigger pool to get clothes from and it’s one of the ways that we can be active allies for our trans siblings

deaddboy:

refer to trans ppl as “he-shes” and we are done. goodbye. don’t come back ever 

lntternetexplorer:

claphne:

imagine: a court system where you do not know the gender, race, sexual orientation, wealth, name, ect. of the person being charged

think of how different the punishments would be

this is such a good idea though like think of how unbiased the judgement of the jury would be? i honestly dont understand why no ones ever thought of this before i mean why do the jury even need to see the criminal anyway, they’re judging the person on their actions not their appearance.

hatelyn:

2014 aka the year too many people had to die just to bring awareness to social issues 

cats-and-cardigans:

cats-and-cardigans:

sherrocked:

One of my white gay friends just said I don’t know how it is to be hated against.
I’m fucking a queer Palestinian poc hijabi.
Boy I don’t have to say I’m queer for people to hate me, they just look at me.

I always knew I would need this.