Here lies lesbians

Caitlin, 22, she/her, drummer, NQT music teacher. I'm an English loser and my blog is utter trash. Avid reblogger; for that, I'm sorry. If there are lesbians in it, I'll watch it. 🌈 NJR

[meganfoxrocksmyworld]

Reasons I love Megan Denise Fox.

Her eloquence on objectification and misogyny.

[thegiftedoneishere]

Representation matters. Black folks we’ve been hit hard this year...Rest In Power ✊🏽✊🏽✊🏽

[sandandglass]

[brasspistol]

every time I see this it gets reblogged

[victorious]

Reblog this and money will be entering your life this week

[ainokiseki]

The next time someone has to risk their lives, you’re it! Yeah, fine, no problem! I mean, as long as I haven’t been roofied again by my best friend!

Bonus:

[teafish]

“What I love more than acting is being Josey’s mom. So I wanna be there for him and I don’t want to miss anything.”

— 1987-2020, Naya Rivera

[chewbacca]

THE PROPOSAL (2009) dir. Anne Fletcher

[chameleonnnn-soul-deactivated20]

For helping me discover and accept who I am in my early teen years, teaching me so much. Rest In Peace beautiful Naya💕 (creds: @lovingbell)

[sentrysvoid]

DOCTOR WHO | Journey’s End (4.13)

[thegreatescape]

«I’m not sure anyone on Earth could give Naya Rivera the tribute she deserves. The process of losing her has been such a nightmare, I find myself wondering if Naya was even real or if she was just a dream all along. How could a human being be that talented, that hilarious and that beautiful at once? How could one person be responsible for so much joy and be the subject of so many wonderful memories? When Naya sang, you could feel her soul resonating through your own. Her voice would break your heart in one chorus, only to rebuild it in the next. Watching her perform was like watching magic unfold before your eyes. Naya didn’t just sing a song. She brought it to life. (…) Her heroic and groundbreaking portrayal of Santana Lopez on “Glee” inspired millions of young people around the world, especially in the LGBTQIA community, and it will be treasured for generations to come. (…) Just being in Naya’s presence made you feel protected and regardless of the situation, you knew she’d have your back. She was never afraid to stand up to authority, she always called out mistreatment where she saw it and she always told you the truth. For as long as I’ve known Naya, the thing she wanted most in life was to be a mother. She spent hours telling us what she was going to name her kids, how she was going to dress them and all the free babysitting she’d bamboozle out of us. When her son Josey was born in 2015, it was like a missing piece of Naya had finally arrived. Their connection was magnetic, their affection was radiant and I’ve never seen a person look happier than when Naya gushed over her little boy. Being a mom was perhaps Naya’s greatest talent of all, and as her final moments proved, Naya was an extraordinary mother until the very end. Naya leaves behind a void that only Naya herself could fill. To have a friend like her, even briefly, is to be blessed beyond belief. She is a shining example of the impact a person can have when one lives fearlessly». - Chris Colfer

[michaun]

i know this picture is a classic

but i dont think we appreciate the reverse side enough

[kimwexlersponytail]

Most of the time, most days, I feel…nothing. I don’t feel anything.

[deadtomegifs]

[billie-pipers]

tenrose + hugs

[villanellesource]

Smug asshole™ in a suit? We love to see it.

[merelybeing]

avalance x nyssara

bonus:

[shesnake]

“My mom loved this song… she said every song, movie, story… has a best part.” — The Half of It (2020) dir. Alice Wu