someone: you still hate k/orrasami? after all this time?
me: always.
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someone: you still hate k/orrasami? after all this time?
me: always.
alright.
this is gonna be a big old personal post, so if you’re gonna read it buckle up and prepare yourself.
so i left this account almost a year ago, due to the negativity on this website, as well as the negativity on my main account. but some people from school found my main account and i don’t want them to see this.
for the past year and maybe more i have been so fucking confused about who i am and what i want. so basically, when i was a kid, i thought i was a boy. i would dress like a boy and whenever we’d play star wars and harry potter i would never be the girl, i was always luke and harry. when i pictured myself grown up i pictured myself as a boy. i finally got it through my head that I was a girl but i never liked dresses and dolls and pink and frills and all the normal stuff girls like. i was the biggest tomboy, and i remember during late elementary school i would dress as a boy and take out my brother’s bike and ride around the neighborhood, introducing myself as alex. i even convinced some of my friends to do this with me.
the thing is, none of this ever felt “right” to me. i never felt like i was who i really was in boy’s clothes, and it never felt wrong in boy’s clothes either. it was like i was comfortable either way. like i could walk around in a dress somedays and a tux the next and be completely okay. it doesn’t make sense to me.
there are times when i look at people like shiloh jolie-pitt, who is known for identifying as a boy and dressing in boy’s clothes, and i catch myself thinking, “why can he do it and i can’t?” and it confuses the hell out of me because i want to grow up and become a mother and have a nice, normal fucking suburban life and yet on the other hand i want to cut off all my hair and wear boy’s clothes and not be judged for what i want to do. those two ideas completely contradict each other and it gets worse when i try to figure it out.
my brother came out as gay over the summer to me and my mother, and she accepted him and was completely supportive. my mother has since asked me if i wanted to be a boy and told me that it’s okay if i do, and yet i have no idea how to respond because it’s like sometimes i think i should be and other times i’m glad i’m not. i wish i could just tell her that no, i don’t want to be a boy, or yes, i do want to be a boy, because it would make things a whole lot easier for myself and everyone else.
i just needed to tell this to somebody and since i’m currently on not-the-best-terms with my best friend and i don’t feel close enough to others friends to tell, i decided to post it here. if anyone has gone through anything similar and can offer some insight, i would really appreciate it.
I seemed to drain the color out of everything that made me happy. It would be fresh and new, but then months later the colors would be gone and I'd be finished with it. I always felt like happiness was only a temporary thing, and that after a while I'd have to go and search for it again. I knew that if I had to keep looking, the happiness would run out and I'd get tired of trying to find it. I knew that there may come a day when I would be tired of not being happy and try to end matters my own way. Then I found them. They were different. They didn't have any color to them, so they made their own. They made their color with their instruments and voices, and they never ran out. I had finally found something that could stand to make me happy.
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Are u leaving tumblr permanently?
Hopefully just for now.
Time to start acting on my New Years resolution. Bye tumblr.
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the bellarke paperman au that nobody asked for…but I did it anyways. GUYS I NEED THEM CANNON THIS SEASON!!!! Hiatus is killing me.
The accidental on set marriage of Mark Hamill and Harrison Ford
The closing scene of Star Wars was filmed in a Hawaiian temple on Niihau. As Lucas had not scripted a specific ritual for the awarding of the medals, he relied on the temple priest to supply a brief but visually appealing ceremony.
The priest chose a marriage ceremony based on the exchange of Leis, for which the medallion props were used. Lucas filmed the scene according to the priest’s directions without informing the actors that on the island, the marriage ceremony was considered legal. Thus, Hamill and Ford were properly and legally wed.
They learned of the marriage seven years later in 1984, shortly after wrapping production on Return of the Jedi. Rather than apply for a divorce, they decided to try to make the marriage work. The two lived together as husbands for 12 years until in 1996, Ford filed for an annulment in order to marry Calista Flockhart. Hamill was said to have been heartbroken and dropped out of the public eye for quite some time.
Lucas admitted in an interview for Revenge of the Sith that the marriage had in fact been intentional, as he’d seen the way the two actors looked at each other but knew they’d never admit their feelings publicly. The director tried the same trick with Shia LaBeouf and a monkey on the set of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but admitted his error when the couple wouldn’t stop mating on set with what Lucas would later call, “Howls that will haunt my dreams forever.”
i remember 2015 like it was yesterday.
you can only reblog this today, this will never happen in your life again
I’VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR AN ENTIRE YEAR!
So satisfying
The new Star Wars movie looks fantastic.
I NEEDED A LINK FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Here's your link my friend [x]
au where everyone is born with a very unique tattoo on their ankle, nobody else in the world has that tattoo.
every time you fall in love with someone, their tattoo appears somewhere else on your body. (not necessarily soulmates, just who you fall in love with.)
imagine people who fall in love easily having their bodies completely covered in tattoos.
aromantics who only have their own ankle tattoo on their body.
people who have love affairs having to cover up the other secret tattoo from their spouse/partner.
a new tattoo appearing on a celebrity’s body in new photos and a very lucky fan (who had recently met the celebrity) realizing that it’s their tattoo.
elderly ladies sitting around tables in nursing homes telling the story behind each of their tattoos.
kindergartners who giggle as they look at their own ankle tattoos together and dream about the future tattoos they’ll have when they’re all grown up.
people trying their best to deface tattoos of ex-lovers who broke their hearts, but they can never go away.
just think about this, guys.
ok but when u realize you have your partners tattoo and yours never shows up on them
THAT LAST ONE IS NOT NICE
Carrie Fisher explains to a little boy what ‘bipolar’ means, at Indiana Comic Con 2015.
I love her so much.
I will always reblog this because it’s the best description of bi-polar I have EVER seen. (Especially to people who don’t understand what mania means. You aren’t HAPPY, you’re very fast.) It was SO important to 15-year-old me to learn that PRINCESS LEIA (whose hair I have envied since age 7, btw) was bi-polar.
she is so good and i love her so much, and so so much for TALKING about everything so frankly. (without losing an ounce of her humor).
I never gave Carrie Fisher much thought until she was the guest on Wait Wait, Don’t Tell Me - If you aren’t familiar with the show, it’s a news-related comedy podcast recorded weekly in Chicago.
She was hilarious and everything I have read/seen since has made me like and respect her more.
Reblogging because it is so important not to hide things from kids. This is an awesome example of explaining something to a kid by relating it to things they already understand. Then they can accept it, process it, and move on. Otherwise, the hidden thing can become a source of fear or shame.
This is for all the unsung fic writers; the ones who don’t make the must-read lists, the ones who don’t get recced, the ones who don’t get hundreds of kudos, the rarepair writers out on the peripheries of fandom, the ones who toil away quietly for the handful of people who read and love them. You matter - you’re a writer too, and don’t you ever forget it. :)
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TO SAVE A LIFE
I hate when people won’t let me say I “grew up ugly” in peace. “You were never ugly” YES I WAS. Leave me alone boys used to ask me out as a joke, girls used to call me cow or big bitch and make fun of my clothes. I might not have been “ugly” but I grew up being taught to think I was.
You know, this is my most popular text post and it bothers me how many people relate to it. We didn’t deserve that. This is me sending you love/good vibes. We’re gonna be alright.