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stream level of concern by twenty one pilots🎶👀

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carol danvers: do you want to know a secret? don’t tell anyone, but I’m not technically a captain.

steve rogers, who had maybe six official days of training in his life & went around throwing and punching stuff until he was good at it: SAME

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carol danvers: yeah, I’m actually a colonel. wbu?

steve rogers, sweating after only having like six days of training in his military career: uh

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Vegans can’t go ham, so they have to go bananas

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Vanilla, chocolate and coffee are all beans. No matter which one you prefer, your favorite flavor is “Beans”.

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Older people criticize younger people for not learning skills that have become obsolete but refuse to learn skills that have become relevant(like how to use computers).

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You can live your whole life without eating or drinking. You’ll die, but that was your whole life.

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At this very moment, someone is getting anal beads pulled out of their ass.

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In the future, saying someone’s eyes are like the sea will be a roast as it’ll just be full of trash and pollution.

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Happy Pride 2019, Tumblr!

There are so many ways to celebrate this beautiful month! Pride parades and festivals and marches will take place all over the U.S. to elevate our LGBTQIA+ selves, friends, and family. Your Tumblr dashboards deserve to feel just as commemorative, so all month long we’re going to be highlighting amazing LGBTQIA+ Tumblrs for you to follow.

As we celebrate, we also want to remember the serious event from which Pride has evolved. This month marks the 50th anniversary of the beginning of the Stonewall Riots, a series of political protests that began at The Stonewall Inn in New York City. Young Black and brown LGBTQIA+ people—particularly trans POC—were the first to stand up and protest against the police brutality and inhumane treatment of people within their community. They deserve to be remembered, respected, and honored.

And so, this year, our theme is “Educate. Advocate. Celebrate.” We’re sharing resources and information about the LGBTQIA+ community to help educate those who are not as knowledgeable about the history of the community. We’re advocating for the community by providing links to helpful resources, small businesses owned by LGBTQIA+ folks, and non-profits to support. And, of course, we want you to celebrate who you are. Through that, we’ll be spotlighting non-profit organizations, LGBTQIA+ artists on Tumblr, and more throughout the month right here on @action. There are so many wonderful LGBTQIA+ Tumblrs out there, and we want to continue to support and uplift them.

There’s also a little bit of fun added across the platform. See the Tumblr “T” up at the top on the left on desktop web? Hover your mouse and see it cycle through different LGBTQIA+ flag colors, including the traditional LGBTQ+ rainbow flag, trans flag, non-binary flag, genderqueer flag, lesbian flag, POC LGBTQ+ flag and more. Using the app? Open up the sticker drawer and find some of those Pride flag in sticker form to use however you see fit.

We want to know how and who you’re educating, advocating, and celebrating this month. Is it you? Your parents? Your best friend? Is there a small business owner we should know about? Make a post about ‘em! Make sure to tag your post with #Tumblr Pride so the whole community can find it.

Stay safe and stay kind, Tumblr. ❤️

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So, I’m intersex, and I wanna say (since I’ve seen this sorta sentiment going around a lot lately), I don’t think when transgender ppl bring up intersex ppl in their own arguments (typically against cisgender ppl who are espousing terf ideology or otherwise transphobic rhetoric) are “using us as a ‘Gotcha’”.

I really don’t. It’s just factually true that intersex ppl don’t line up with terf ideology. Like when a trans woman is arguing against a terf who’s saying shit like “no, you can only be a woman if you have xx chromosomes and T H E B I O L O G Y, of a WOMBYN” and the trans woman replies, like “what about intersex ppl who were assigned female at birth, but have xy chromosomes, or intersex ppl who were assigned male at birth, but have Swyer’s Syndrome (xx chromosomes), or intersex people who have an otherwise outward and inward biological mix of the traits that you’re describing as the inarguable criteria for a certain gender?”

And the terf is like “DON’T USE INTERSEX PPL AS A ‘GOTCHA’!!!!” Like. What.

Srsly, by all means, bringing us up and acknowledging our existence and the fact that there are over 12 different recorded types of intersex people who are at least as common as natural redheads (we’re not some rare anomaly or whatever), and additional ones who are unrecorded at the time, as well as the many who go unreported purposefully, depending – I mean, bringing all that up isn’t “using” anyone as a “gotcha.” It’s bringing up a compelling point (and the fact that we do exist), and also is a good question to pose to a terf/transphobe who has fucked up their own logic that bad.

And I’m sure there are intersex terfs and transphobes out there (I’ve seen them; I’ve seeeeeen some things…) and I don’t speak for you, blah blah whatever, but, sorry – simply bringing up the existence of a group of people that… well, exist… isn’t a “gotcha” argument. It’s just a legitimate argument at that point.