You're bullshit.

I am still byler trash. Don't stop; Won't stop. I make my own rules. I am a legal adult that sometimes posts nsfw content.

[everyday-cutephoto]

[bugssavetheworld]

I am now forcing everyone that comes on my blog to look upon this dog.

Look at this face and tell me you are not enraptured.

Oh. And this one:

I am obssessed with the angry puffball dog AND joe kerry's dog.

Just look at them...

Look at them!

[autisticadvocacy]

If you live in Alaska, Florida, Louisiana, Missouri, Montana, or Texas, we need you to take action to protect disability rights! https://autisticadvocacy.org/2026/02/take-action-to-protect-disability-rights/

[bugssavetheworld]

According to ASAN, these states want to take away the right for disabled people to be integrated into society (the right to live, work and het services within the community).

If you know your governor is unsympathetic the ASAN also provided this link to find your state attorney general: https://www.usa.gov/state-attorney-general

[mikewheelerisaqueerler]

I think he might like will's side profile actually

[fishygeekblog]

I knew the camera angles reminded me of something 😎

[caldwellmilk]

Уилл и Майк но это Токийский Гуль

[auracobaltblue]

These pictures popped up on my Pinterest and I thought they are very Nancy wheeler core

[bebsi-cola]

someone's height is a neutral feature of their body. it is not a reflection of their age, cognitive ability, or right to respect (even though you need to respect the personhood of others regardless of age or cognitive ability anyway). being short shouldn't mean anything more than a factor you take into account to make an accessible world. short people aren't children, aren't automatically cute or funny or harmless - they're just people. it's honestly absurd the way people immediately lose any sense of maturity when it comes to discussion about height

[skopostheorie]

Once I "made" a custom emoji for my mum by crudely drawing a hijab on it and now whenever she wants me to buy a coffee for her I get a text like this

[cnmcn]

absolutley enchanted by cobepee

[theultimateballsack]

If I had a nickel for every time that a closeted thirteen year old boy with light brown hair fell for a lanky guy with black hair who just so happened to be played by Finn Wolfhard than I would have 3 nickels, it’s not a lot but it’s crazy how that has happened three times

[rain-on-wax-feathers]

nerdy bfs

[oddarette]

“Do Dead Malls Go To Heaven?”

Experimented a bit with a new way of detailing the tiles. Kinda like it? This particular piece took a hell of a lot of work. I’d love if you shared the vibes it’s giving off, for research purposes 💖

[smsomah]

Imilchil, Morocco. Scanned from the book Sukemaru Itoh Photography #1; 1980; Yumaru Ito

[2ahcas]

No one has to know…

[2ahcas]

Funny how a simple touch can bring so much comfort.

[filmseries]

4.11.2026 -- "Who chose this life for us?".....is surely what they were thinking as they listen to Dustin and his girlfriend randomly singing "Neverending Story" whilst a large monster chases behind them in this scene.

*media journal: rewatching ST 'cause I miss my babies

[ndnbutch]

like, I myself have also never lived on the rez so I can really only speak to the experiences I’ve had shared with me by friends and family—and frankly, there are some things my loved ones just straight up won’t even talk about because it was just that fucking bad. but with the way some folks on this site (in particular, as I’ve mentioned before, white Europeans who seem to have convinced themselves that just because they’re not American means they’re absolved of all the evils of white supremacy and imperialism) talk about Native people living in the imperial core it feels really clear to me that a lot of these people have never even, like, attempted to so much as imagine just how fucking bad the conditions on most reservations are. they’re certainly not doing any research into it. just, like, speaking loudly and confidently about how privileged we are to live in the US without a shred of consideration for the fact that these places were intentionally constructed to have the worst living conditions possible. and like that’s not to say that you can’t have any semblance of a good life there, I’ve also heard so many stories of joy and love and community on the rez and I don’t want to take away from that. but those things are hard fought for through the fucking incredible power and resilience of what it is to be a native person surviving genocide, they happen IN SPITE of all the odds stacked against us. I promise that you as a white person in fucking France or whatever are not worse off than generations of people forced into reservations, with extremely limited access to food and clean water and healthcare. for real.

[ndnbutch]

and of course the justification is always “oh well that’s such a small percentage of the US population though” as if that’s not literally the same logic used by the government to allow these people to continue to suffer, and as though population percentage is supposed to make me just stop caring about my relatives. like that just doesn’t make you look better. and if you’re from a colonizing European country it was your fucking ancestors that created the conditions that led to people suffering today. shut the fuck up!

[beavininabean]

is buff byers why mike said to take the jacket off

[phobic-human]

"Two centuries ago, a former European colony decided to catch up with Europe. It succeeded so well that the United States of America became a monster, in which the taints, the sickness and the inhumanity of Europe have grown to appalling dimensions."

-Frantz Fanon