wet by myself

[bobbycollector]

tees geek California Republic Flag Men’s T-Shirt

[altaness]

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[altaness]

They say I'm full of myself, and I ain't even made it to dessert

[infjway]

Sometimes

It’s just plain hard to be an INFJ. Feeling like you were just plunged into a world full of humans who are the antithesis of what you are, or represent. People who don’t try to understand your world, feelings, and struggles, because you already understand theirs. Stay strong INFJs, stay strong.

[altaness]

wet by myself turned 2 today!

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[thenatsdorf]

Music box puts kitten to sleep. (via osirisosito)

[ttv]

Sleepy Kitten

By: @osirisosito

Date: July 2018

More: This cat will be 1 yr old on Nov 15th and his mailbox is open for gifts.

Playlist: Sleepy Kitten | Sleepy Duck | Sleepy Otter | Sleepy Man

[sadunit]

does anyone else constantly get the feeling that you’re running out of time?? and for no reason!! i could be lying in bed in the middle of summer vacation and my mind is like “hurry up!!! before it’s too late!!!” and i’m just like “hurry up and do what?? leave me alone wtf!!!”

[michaelmilkers]

i saw a couple posts about this but i want to reiterate the point that you dont have to have some dramatic coming out story. 

you dont have to have a “coming out story” at all.

i said to my mom “i think im transgender” in an american eagle dressing room after months of already trying to present as masc and expressing gender confusion. she bought me new jeans and we went home and i guess she told my dad.

i started going to an lgbt youth group shortly thereafter and the first time i attended i didnt have a new name picked so when they asked me i literally made one up on the spot. when my dad picked me up he saw the “hi my name is” sticker on my shirt and thats how my family was informed of my new name. the name i ultimately decided on and changed to legally i chose after some considerable thought, but i went by that name for a year and a half, and thats the name my parents still call me a lot as a nickname.

if you had the “mom, dad, i’m gay” talk and there were lots of tears and tissues that is your experience and by that fact alone it is an important story to tell. but stories that dont follow that formula and dont have some dramatic climax or make-or-break point are just as important and just as valid.

[prideknights]

The road to self-acceptance and mustering up the courage to come out is already a tremendously intensive mental battle for most of us and ought to be recognized just as much.

[prideknights]

I think it’s important that we push the positive coming out narrative a bit more. There are many coming out stories that cause incredible fear, especially among youngsters in the LGBTQ+ community. Horrible coming out experiences are real and it is not my intention to shove positive experiences in the faces of people who have had negative experiences and make them feel bad about it. All experiences, bad ones, neutral ones, and good ones matter and will guide others in the coming-out story that they have yet to write. It is vital for the flourishing of gay souls all around the world that we bring a more balanced view on the coming out experience. You know the people best to who you wish to come out to and how they would most likely react. Here are some ‘positive’ coming out experiences:

[tayluin]

I already knew my family is hella supportive of everything lgbtq. we were making fajitas (like the 4 of us crammed into our kitchen and chopping vegetables) and I blurted “hey so I’m bi” and my mum literally went “yeah we already had that figured out babe” and I almost cut myself in the finger

[kyrenestuff]

This very much made me smile

[machine-dove]

[machine-dove]

Other cartoons that the publisher refused to print before firing Rogers:

[mckitterick]

A political cartoonist who had satirized every President during his 25 years at the paper is fired for drawing Trump cartoons.

“This is precisely the time,” Pittsburgh mayor Bill Peduto (often the target of Rogers’ cartoons) said, “when the constitutionally protected free press – including critics like Rob Rogers – should be celebrated and supported, and not fired for doing their jobs. This decision, just one day after Trump labeled the news media is ‘our country’s biggest enemy.’“

Y'know, like dictators always do under fascist regimes.

The story on The Guardian: X

[prismatic-bell]

Want to support him?

https://www.patreon.com/robrogers

He has a patreon.

[putoencelo]

[altaness]

I feel ya Fran