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@alphaqueenfuckboy

Hi, my name's Clare. I like to write stuff and show no one. My hair has started to fluctuate depending on the month. I'm so, so queer. Journalism student, aspiring travel blogger (otherwise, having a job would be ideal.) Come say hi. © All copyrighted materials posted on this personal blog are for the sole purposes of documenting and illustrating my...

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no one:

artists who can draw hands:

feministism

omnybus

Stu, let me ask you a question: how did you not realize until then that you had too many eggs? Nobody sells eggs in a big cloth-covered basket, so you must have done that yourself. That means you spent god-knows-how-long opening up twelve whole cartons of eggs, carefully placing each egg one-by-one inside a big basket, and then covering it with a big picnic cloth… and at no point- at no point- did you ever stop and think “gee, there might be TOO MANY FUCKING EGGS HERE”

You really have lost control of your life.

omnybus

I may have gone overboard with this

toastbutteregg

whitepeopletwitter

stability

transmasckurapika

A terf posted this calling it “gaslighting” and “terrible” but I thought it was sweet so I’m reposting it from them.

jabberwockypie

People really do just throw around “gaslighting” to mean “making me consider how my actions impact other people” and “telling me things I don’t like hearing” and “calling me on behavior that harms other people”, huh?

dads-back-from-the-store

STOP SCROLLING THIS IS SO CUTE

JAFSOSVSISVS

solarishashernoseinabook

[Video ID and transcript:

TikTok video by mamajillwallace.

A white woman wearing a white tanktop and black-rimmed glasses with her dark hair drawn back.

Woman: *forceful tone* My child just came out as transgender and I’m a Christian mother, so I want you to know how it happens in my house. First we sat down for a talk, so we could fully understand what’s gonna go on around here, and then?

*camera tilts to show a boy in a black t-shirt with grey sleeves, partially shaved short hair, and thick black-rimmed glasses*

Woman: *cheery, loving tone* We went shopping and got a haircut!

*the boy smiles broadly*

Woman: *smiling* This is my son Jayden, isn’t he handsome? *serious, loving tone* I love you. And hey, listen, no matter who you are, if your kid comes out? *hugs her son close* You love ‘em. It’s your job. You’re the parent. /end]

I ACTUALLY CRIED THIS IS SO SWEET AND HE LOOKS JUST LIKE HIS MOM AAAAAAAAH

bigdaddychungis4000

Omg I love this woman with literally every fiber in my whole freaking body

cincoflex

This is exactly what I wish for every child facing this choice in life!

qunaributts

I had a professor in college who used to start solving every problem with the same dialogue.

Proff: What’s the first step to solving any problem? Class: Don’t panic. Proff: And why is that? Class: Because we know more than we think we do.

I think about that a lot tbh. It didn’t occur to me until much later that he meant for us to apply that dialogue outside of the classroom to any problem. Because we always know more than we think we do. We are all an amalgam of random information that ends up being relevant with surprising frequency.