I don't know how to name this...

I am a 27 years old bisexual girl from Quebec (she/her pronouns) that blogs mostly social justice and fandom stuff (Zombies run, cartoons, movies, etc). I speak french/english but blog in french a lot. I'm also an INFP. Feel free to send me a message!

[queeranarchism]

What’s wild to me is how completely all European media are committed to pretending that everybody loved the fucking queen. Every colonized country has some variation of a ‘fuck yeah the bitch is dead’ hashtag trending on social media, a whole stadium in Dublin gleefully chanted ‘Lizzy’s in a box’, there are clearly a massive amount of people celebrating…. and it seems like not a single media outlet seems to think that’s an interesting thing to write about. Not even in a shitty moralizing way. They usually looove generating outrage clicks but now? They just collectively decide it doesn’t exist and shouldn’t be acknowledged in any way. I found one article in an Irish newspaper, nothing anywhere else.

[actual-runner5]

Found this which explains very neutrally (without condemning but not approving either) why people are rejoicing and/or mourning her victims.

La mort de la reine représente pour certains la fin d’un symbole du passé colonisateur anglais: https://lp.ca/nr0Fj0?sharing=true

[archliches]

ppl who don't get cats will try to argue that cats don't love you meanwhile cats will cry and cry and cry and cry like the world is ending until you hold them like a baby and give them a kissy on their perfect lil forehead

[actual-runner5]

Présentement jsuis en convention, on est les hôtes et un membre du C.A. nous accueille dans son manoir (jvous jure il doit avoir une roulette kek part pour décider dans quelle chambre il dort), chaque chambre a sa salle de bains (bain sur pattes avec pomme de douche) et je suis assise dans un fauteuil devant un mirroir géant pi jme sens comme Marie-Antoinette

[actual-runner5]

Pour vrai je contemple l'idée de me cacher dans le garde-robe avec toutes mes affaires pi me déplacer seulement quand ils sont pas là. Pas mal sûre que jpeux m'en sortir comme ça au moins deux semaines.

[actual-runner5]

Présentement jsuis en convention, on est les hôtes et un membre du C.A. nous accueille dans son manoir (jvous jure il doit avoir une roulette kek part pour décider dans quelle chambre il dort), chaque chambre a sa salle de bains (bain sur pattes avec pomme de douche) et je suis assise dans un fauteuil devant un mirroir géant pi jme sens comme Marie-Antoinette

[actual-runner5]

Kinda want to learn to scream so i can start a queer punk band

We could be the riot gays

[actual-runner5]

When you realize something about yourself and think god I'm gonna repress that soooooo bad

[actual-runner5]

I was today-year-old when I found out that people think semibisexuality is a legitimate orientation lol

[actual-runner5]

There was homophobia. In MY APPARTMENT. And NO ONE said ANYTHING. I'm LIVID.

[futuremoji]

Your fifth most recent emoji is what your soulmate thinks about you

[captainhoyw]

[benshakir]

Colors of Spirited Away (2001)

color designer Michiyo Yasuda

[actual-runner5]

Jpense que si j'étais aussi riche que Jeff Bezos, j'achèterais des immeubles à logements dans des quartiers pauvres, je les retaperais pi je laisserais les locataires y vivre sans payer de loyer. Genre même si ils cassent tout ça serait même pas une fraction de ma richesse.

[spleen9000]

I think one thing I really didn't get when I was like 20 is that "small talk" is often a way for people to hint at the bigger deeper things that are going on with them without overloading someone. like it can be an invitation and a chance to test the waters before launching into things that it may or may not be the appropriate time/place/person to talk about those things with.

like when someone asks "how are you," you don't have to respond with "good," but it also isn't necessarily a good context to go straight to "I keep flipping my shit at people I love because I can't regulate my emotions and I'm afraid of them dying or abandoning me," plus if someone isn't used to broaching that kind of topic at the beginning of an interaction it gives them a chance to develop the kind of comfortability to be able to talk about that stuff. some people will reach that point sooner than others, whether it's over 10 minutes or multiple years.

also, I've realized that it's a shame to dismiss talking about things besides our deepest troubles as being meaningless. human connection is meaningful even if it is just about the weather or how our family or our favorite sports team is doing, and knowing how someone feels about these supposedly surface topics tells us a lot about eachother that can be applied to topics you may consider more personal or impactful, and forming that foundation with someone is absolutely not something to be pushed aside as trivial.

[derinthescarletpescatarian]

Small talk is social calibration. You calibrate a system before you use it for intense or precise work.

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[actual-runner5]

I really like my job because I can do concrete things for my community. I'm involved in the may 17th (day against homophobia and transphobia) and am going to do little pamphlets to educate about 2slgbtqia+ community in the town over. I'm participating in my town's pride and working on a litterary event. I'm participating in a comity to make the town safer for women. And also I get to do my little posts on facebook and instagram and assigning people to go talk about 2slgbtqia+ realities in schools. That's the life.

[filibusterfrog]

plague doctor types

[hopesforsuckers]

write ‘maybe’ in the tags and put the first tag that comes with it

[godyoupeopleareannoying-deactiv]

(via @uzumaki-kiyomi)

[lousydrawingsforgoodpeople]