beck mackenzie

// the softest boy // they/them // // transition blog // twitter // instagram // website //

[oceansweather]

Of all the strange things to happen in 2017, Smash Mouth explicitly supporting trans people during pride month is by far the most pleasant. Hey now, you’re an all star.

[transgooglesearches]

Am I aromantic or is it dysphoria??

[kevinkinky]

[sin-of-omission]

[dankmemesforsadteens]

[artemuscain-gamingandbs]

end me

[meanplastic]

[chessys]

i still dont like who i am but when i look back on who i used to be im my favourite self ive been so far

[mirkokosmos]

by Tendril

[phemiec]

ironically, this election has removed any last lingering bits of self-doubt or self-hatred I had in me. From here on in I resolve to love myself unreservedly and unconditionally.

There’s enough people out there who hate me, and I refuse to be one of them.

[beckrulez-blog]

had my first personal training sesh today! really interesting because it's online, but awesome because it's a company geared towards training trans folks! hella pumped to make some GAINS 💪

[nythil-mahariel-grey-warden-dea]

[beckrulez-blog]

i start my personal training tomorrow and i’m real jazzed about it :))))

[mindy-fit]

[blastingradio]

Now that is some vintage sports goth

[hillergoodspeed]

[weirdbuzzfeed]

hmm

[the-movemnt-deactivated20170912]

Movements need political moments, and this is one. Already, tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest Trump’s election and proposed political platform. The stakes seem insurmountably high. Immigrants, activated by legitimate fears that they will be rounded up and deported, are taking to the streets, daring to be seen and heard.

There’s truth in words that, “Once black people get free, everybody gets free.” That means that policies of policing, surveillance, social welfare, even drug reform, that begin in black communities are often scaled to white ones. Black activists have been saying this throughout 2016.

We didn’t have to be in this moment, but here we are. We’ve been here before. And we’ll no doubt be here again. History is not linear, it’s cyclical. And in this case, that’s a powerful statement of what’s to come for grassroots organizers and activists across the country.

— Jamilah King, It’s 1968 again — and maybe that’s good for America

[progressiveauspol]

The massive downside to meaningful action on climate change is that if global warming is false were left with a clean environment and a sustainable economic model. What a bummer

[darjeelingandcoke-deactivated20]