This Is Not A Love Story

Kaiden. 20. Gemini. Hearts in CO. NAU. Very Taken. Queer. FTM PGPs He/Him/His or They/Them/Theirs.

[wnq-writers]

Do I get a say in how I must be loved? What if I don’t want the flowers, the love songs, the thoughtful romantic gestures a girl should fantasize about? What if all I want is to be heard, to be seen, to be held in the middle of the night when everything is too much?

incandescentghost  (via wnq-writers)

[suspend]

nothing is more satisfying than knowing someone will be with you through thick and thin

[yogarian-deactivated20180407]

[baddiemode]

Enjoy yummy food? this blog is for you!

[blearyeyedpanda-blog]

Any of my lovely followers that would like to follow me on my new blog because I'm a dumb ass and forgot the password to this one ( I have to reboot my phone so I'm going to loose it) the new url is lostbearontherun @oscarwildechilde please follow me again 😫😫😫

[catladyfromtx]

What You Don’t See - The Story So Far

[that-pansexual-feminist]

✨ REBLOG IF YOUR BLOG IS, AND ALWAYS WILL BE, A SAFE SPACE FOR LGBT+ PEOPLE ✨

[dosesxmimosas]

[hellagayhooligan]

progress will march on

[huskyishusky]

We go to gay bars so we don’t “disgust” you. We celebrate pride because we are “equal” like you. We abide by stupid bathroom laws so we don’t “bother” you. We stay in closets because we are “scared” of you. We can’t donate blood because we’re not as “safe” as you. We finally can get married because we’re actually “normal” like you.

What else can we do to get you to leave us the hell alone? We just want to “live” like you.

[twitterlols]

[burkholderia-deactivated2018062]

This just broke my heart - my mom has never been anything but accepting of me, and now she’s frightened for my safety. This further hurts because of what it means for LGBT youths - accepting parents will be scared for their children and unaccepting ones will be able to hide behind the homophobia of others to stop their children from expressing themselves fully. Safe spaces for the LGBT community have been possibly irrevocably damaged.

[axdorable-deactivated20160102]

my thick thighs generate natural warmth for my hands i feel so blessed

[museifushindoushugi]

for the record, ‘not feeling anything’ is a valid and not unusual response to trauma or grief

so if you feel empty and devoid of feeling, it’s not because you’re a cold and uncaring person.

[dizzeeklpling]

these tweets say it all

[damianimated]

I was in the first grade when I heard about Columbine high school where 13 people were killed. The school made us practice getting into the corner of the room, pulling the shades down and staying real quiet. I was in high school when I heard about Virginia Tech where 32 people were killed. We practiced the “Code Blue” again where we move away from the doors, get down low away from the windows and I listened to hushed whispers about what we’d do if a shooter really did come after us. I was just exiting a midnight showing of The Dark Knight Rises when I heard about a showing in Aurora, Colorado where 12 people were killed. That was when I realized that there were more than school shootings, they can happen anywhere. I was in college during an art class when I heard about the Sandy Hook elementary shooting where 20 small children and 28 people total were killed. As people read the story aloud from their phones our teacher tested to windows to see if there was an easy way for us to escape if it happened to us right then.

Yesterday I attended gay pride in Boston and kept looking over my shoulder at the homophobic people blasting hate through their mega-phones and this idea in my head went off that we were all a perfect target. One of them could take us all out right there. I shook the idea from my head as just being one of my anxieties. Not ten hours later in Orlando, Florida a shooter went into a gay night club during a pride event and 50 people were killed.

I realize now that I wasn’t paranoid. I’ve grown to expect this kind of thing. I’ve been conditioned. Because I grew up with this.

[favoritelatina]

The names of all victims from the mass shooting at Pulse Nightclub released thus far are all Hispanic who were either part or in support of LGBT community. Please, don’t erase the identity of the Hispanic-Latino LGBT members & supporters killed in their own safe space, a GAY nightclub, when it was LATINX/HISPANIC night.

[stability]

*actively ignores thinking about my future*

[vicambulating]

Bitch that bottle of vodka IS my future

[arcampbell94]

I appreciate the family and friends of the shooter, Omar Mateen, for not trying to protect him or make any excuses for what he did. They exposed him. They are giving answers the victims’ families desperately need in order to make sense of what has happened. They are putting the victims and the country before their own son, which is brave and difficult for them to do. Let us not attack them, or their culture, for what their son has done.