
Love Begins

Origami Around
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Cosimo Galluzzi
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
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Kiana Khansmith
occasionally subtle
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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@allyciadebnamcarey
This is beautiful and heart breaking
My gay heart
I don’t think straight people even understand we have this fear
Jacqueline Carlyle in The Bold Type, destroying the ‘horrible female boss’ stereotype.
For viewers closer in age to Hardin’s Jacqueline Carlyle, her version of a woman in charge is a refreshing subversion of this damaging archetype. The younger characters are the stars of the show, but Hardin’s Jacqueline is a nurturing force who pushes her employees to do their better as opposed to whipping them. And it’s under her leadership, and Watson’s careful shaping the story, that Scarlet thrives on support and collaboration as opposed to rivalry.
this scene is so powerful…. i got chills
why has no one fallen in love w/ me yet i’m so bored
― Sanober Khan
man i wish ‘no’ was a more socially acceptable answer
like ‘wanna come with us’
‘no’
no hard feelings
end of story
instead you either feel guilty for saying no or you have to give a detailed explanation/excuse why you don’t wanna or can’t go somewhere or you end up going anyway
*slides 10 dollars to freeform* renew the bold type pls
some fucking dumbass: gay people with gay relatives are more likely to be gay than straight people with predominantly straight relatives, proving the gay gene is real and exists
me, a gay with a brain: gay people with gay relatives feel more safe coming out than gay people with a lot of straight relatives, proving nothing other than the fact that straight people oppress us and then try to cop out of taking responsibility
sooner or later, the day is going to come when, no matter our feelings, the world will demand that you and I…