[captainainxx]

hello i am suffering from percabeth brainrot i found one (1) amazing fic that i read in 30 minutes and now i crave more pls suggest some that i can get obsessed with

as a peace offering here’s the crazy awesome fic i js read btw 10/10 recommend: @percivaljacksons (the first time ever) i saw your face on ao3 (marry me pls this saved my sunday)

[captainainxx]

i have a proposal for the bear stans, try guy stans, and fanfic authors- phoning it in just came out with the finale that has a james beard award finalist…. all im saying is sydney and carmy would HATE zack and keith 👀👀👀

[magnetformisfortune27]

MY PERCY JACKSON PHASE IS BACK I APOLOGIZE FOR THE PERSON IM ABOUT TO BECOME

[captainainxx]

guys pls write percy jackson fanfiction for the tv show 🙏🙏🙏🙏 im fighting for my life

[transmutationisms]

me after sleeping ljke shit for the 10,497th day in a row: this is good actually because now i'll be really tired when i go to bed tonight

[lesbiancaptainkirk]

this episode is why people call it hatecrimes m.d

[jyslacefront]

#remember when queerbaiting was done with a passion for fhe craft

[janetsnakehole02]

Just so people know - since Ms. Marvel is a show about a Pakistani family, they showed us how Hasan and his family were uprooted from their home on the Indian side of the border and forced to move to Pakistan because they were Muslim. What they didn’t show was the fact that the same thing was happening to Hindus and Sikhs on the Pakistani side of the border. Of course, I’m not saying that they should’ve, because it’s not a part of Kamala’s story so it isn’t the main focus. Plus they can only cover so much in 45 minutes. But I just want to clarify that because I know a lot of non-South Asian Marvel fans are learning about the Partition for the first time from this show and it’s important to know that just because certain things were not shown on screen doesn’t mean they didn’t happen in reality.

[chaoticprocrastinators]

does muneeba auntie knows that these two left her daughter alone in a street in pakistan where shop vendors could take the advantage of her tourist daughter and exploit her????!!

and if yes then i need the scene where she gives these two a very desi scolding 

[sandersstudies]

If you and your partner practice frequent, non-sexual consent, your relationship will be healthier and easier.

“Are you comfortable with me ranting about my day for a few minutes?”

“Oh, this is your poetry? Would it be okay if I read it?”

“Do you mind if I use your phone for a few minutes?”

“Wow, your meal looks awesome. Could I try some?”

It will save a lot of grief, especially in a developing relationship. Eventually, with consistent “yes’s” and “no’s” you can figure out more permanent boundaries and guidelines.

“I need to ask before ranting about my day or taking their food, but my partner is okay with me using their phone whenever. However, my partner does not like me reading their poetry unless they offer first.”

[sandersstudies]

And this goes for friendships too! Even just stuff like “do you mind if I leave this door open?” 

[doomhamster]

…I never fully realized it before but this is a big part of why my relationship with my husband is so conflict-free. Both because him doing this all the time made it easy to trust him, back when we were a new item, and because it helped ME break out of the toxic idea that you should never ask about a partner’s preferences because if you Really Loved Them you should be able to intuit what they want, all the time, about anything. 

[tygermama]

my one son is autistic so I ask ‘hug or no hug?’ I always knock and wait to be acknowledged before opening my sons’ bedroom doors (not just because I respect their privacy but because they’re teenagers and I don’t want to walk in on any personal activities) I don’t go into their rooms without asking I don’t touch their phones without asking (I’ll pick one up to take to them if I find it in another room but I won’t go through it) yesterday, my younger son walked into my room, stopped, said sorry and walked out to the hall and knocked on my door ‘because if I have to knock on his door, he has to knock on mine’ because their trust is important and I want them to know I respect their privacy

[sophygurl]

Consent is not just for sex. Consent is not just for sex. Consent is not just for sex.

[uglyodd]

my brain in times of crisis:

[whenharrymetsallys]

SCREAM

[wadey-wilson]

sex education tackled the topics of bisexuality, asexuality, consent, safe sex (including gay sex), pansexuality, sexual assault, slutshaming, insecurities tied to body issues, choosing the life path problems, the adoptive parent anxiety, divorce, atheism, religion vs lgbt+, feminism, drug abuse, internalised biphobia/homophobia, isolation, older women & sex, bullying, love, and self-harm all in one season and they carried it with humor, simplicity, and easy words, never losing the plot and making it hard to follow. dare i say, iconic

[whenemmafallsinlove]

the pandemic isn’t fucking over. stop hanging out with your friends like everything is normal. just because lockdown restrictions are lessening doesn’t mean you should go back to normal. at least have the decency to wear a cloth face covering if you’re going to selfishly refuse to social distance.

[dankmemeuniversity]

[hayleyhearts]

that’s just a regular platypus???

[friendlyoceanmower]

[thegreenpea]

PERRY THE PLATYPUS ?!?!

[brucebocchi]

[richieragz]

Cards from today explaining your legal rights if you are questioned or arrested by police.

[lesbianakaashi]

Reminder that queer eye season 5 came out today. I haven't seen any advertisement for the new season but I feel like especially now people might use a positive destraction