I met Missus J

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This scene from Himouto Umaru-chan R reminded me of @derekhetrickart. All the stall owners had this kind of face. There’s also some hamsters and other things (like Umaru’s signature “cloak”) like this.

[nescafes]

So guess who made it to Germany!!! lambhorns 

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This reminds me so much of my relationship. :3

[toshio]

[gay-converse-boy-deactivated202]

LITERALLY THOUGH

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“Violence in movies and sex on TV...”

[yeltumpar]

I <3 William Shatner on Twitter

[lifeisducky]

I love how they respond to him, as if he is actually a captain, even more.

[grandpafucker-deactivated202310]

Nasa confirmed for huge fucking nerds

[lordicexx]

This is awesome and priceless and people that work on space stuff are the best people of all time.

[prettyarb]

Honestly this just about brings me to tears.

Roddenberry, Shatner, Nimoy, Nichols and all the rest of the original Star Trek cast and crew had no small role in making the moon landing as important as it was.  A few years before they set that lunar module down, this little TV show came along and fanned the dream into wildfire with an image of what humanity in space could actually look like—not only peaceful on our own world, endlessly curious, and prosperous enough to pursue it, but an active force for good in the greater universe.  Carrying not what’s most toxic about us, but what’s best about us out to the stars.

Everybody who has worked at NASA or any other space agency for the past 50 years is waiting for the day when that unmanned probe doing a flyby on a comet can be controlled from the bridge of a space-faring vessel.  When we’re not just looking at that comet through a color-coded sonar map, but we can look out a porthole and see it tumbling by with our own eyes.  When as a species we can finally outgrow hate and fear and violence, and turn our faces with joy toward all the beauties and wonders that lie waiting to be discovered.

And every time he does this, Shatner is reminding them of what that hope feels like.

[audrizzle]

This was too great to not repost.

[annaknitsspock]

Adding this one:

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I am a huge nerd, and I approve of this message.

[emoshiro-deactivated20170927]

i have a newfound respect for meme makers, I am not cut out for the life

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A bit of a personal laugh. Like the Indiana Jones sword scene. : 3c

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[tkmiz-deactivated20200503]

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This is like a nice visual representation of migraines. Light bad. Sound bad. So much chaos.

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Click here to support Social Identity Dysphoria Awareness

I'll start by raising your awareness. I'm a person. You're a person. We all feel things, we're all social creatures, though sometimes we may deny this. So what do you do when someone says "you're not really into [favorite interest], are you" or otherwise directly denies a piece of your identity?...

Dunno if tumblr needs more of this, but sharing is baring. Gotta expose it somehow.

[ilexyscrowe-art]

I couldn’t think of what to draw, so I literally scribbled lines across the canvas, found a starting point, and it turned into this. Waifu loves it!  ❤

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If all life were as simple.

[keiki-senpai]

[deepnessburiedwithin]

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*Flump* comfy hanging out.

[asexual-representation]

Books with confirmed demisexual characters

Here are all the books I know of with confirmed demisexual characters! (Meaning the word is used in the text, or else the author has said it.) With links to more info, including (in some cases) reviews discussing the portrayal of demisexuality. Also see Lynn E. O’Connacht’s Demisexuality in Fiction list and the “demisexual character” tag on AgentAletha’s Tagpacker list.

YA/NA

The Change (series) by Rachel Manija Brown and Sherwood Smith - Mia is word-of-god demi

The Iamos Trilogy by Lyssa Chiavari - Isaak is canon demi  

Mangoverse (series) by Shira Glassman - Rivka is word-of-god demi

Radio Silence by Alice Oseman - Aled is canon demi

All for the Game (series) by Nora Sakavic - Neil is word-of-god demi

Newton’s Laws (series) by Rebecca Schwartz - Rachel is word-of-god demi

Afterworlds by Scott Westerfeld - Darcy is word-of-god demi

M/M romance

Ace by Jack Byrne - Jake is word-of-god demi  

A Gentleman’s Position by K.J. Charles - Richard is word-of-god demi

The Trouble With Tony by Eli Easton - Tony is canon demi

Jack of Thorns by Amelia Faulkner – Quentin (because @demigray has recommended this as a book with a demi character, I’m including it even though I can’t find author confirmation that Quentin was specifically written as demi)

The Pardoner’s Tale by Morgan Ferdinand - Nick is word-of-god demi

Model Citizen by Lissa Kasey - Ollie is word-of-god demi

Taking the Long Way by Max MacGowan - Marcus is canon demi

High and Tight by Vanessa North - Adam is word-of-god demi  

Not Even Close by Lisa Oliver - Connor is canon demi

Kanaan and Tilney: The Case of the Arms Dealers by Jenna Rose and Katey Hawthorne - John Tilney is canon demi

Other fantasy

The Mystic Marriage by Heather Rose Jones - Antuniet is word-of-god demi

Night Calls (series) by Katharine Eliska Kimbriel - Allie is word-of-god demi (caveat on this one—the first book came out in 1996, before “demisexual” had been coined, so it’s being applied retroactively)

From Under the Mountain by Cait Spivey – Guerline is word-of-god demi

I’m also posting this list on a static page, and I’ll be updating it there as I find more books/more are written.

[derekhetricknsfwart]

Anonymous said:What would a meeting between Emilia and Sivv look like? Considering their demonic origins…

The only Sivv I’m familiar with is @vaigh​‘s and 10/10 Emi would date and/or smooch :y (original ask was on the other blog and it felt more appropriate here)

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This is one of those moments. Even if two beings are not what we would call normal, or treat as demonic or misunderstood, there is some beauty in such a meeting. Any body with a will has a way.

[haveagaydayorg]

California is the first state to teach LGBT history in schools

The State of California made history this week by becoming the first state to require LGBT rights be taught in schools.

[yay-4-da-gay]

Hahaha

[ovebooh]

Reblog if you support romantic same sex relationship themes and gay characters in childrens entertainment!

[justgirlythingsr]