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what’s fucked up is when you read a book and the main heroine is like “I don’t care about boys. I’ve never wanted that sort of life… I don’t want to grow up and fall in love with a man or be married. I don’t think I ever will. And I don’t want to or need to.” and you’re like holy shit this is??? prime… ground… for some sapphic antics–

but then it turns out that really all she needed was A Special Guy in order to fall into blissful Special Heterosexual Love that is Different from Regular Heterosexual Love and it Changes Her Life

rosalarian

Books, movies, tv shows. I get to the end of so many stories and I’m like “Why is she kissing that boy? This literally makes no sense. This guy has no personality and that lady over there is fine to the max in every way. What is happening? There is no logic in this story.” I’m not even one of those people that goes looking for subtext or gets all shippey, but all this compulsory heterosexuality in all our media has me scratching my head sometimes.

micdotcom

Meteorologist forced to cover up on air

Meteorologist Liberté Chan was in the middle of her forecast when she was given a cardigan to cover up. Viewers were apparently writing in, appalled by her outfit. In a second video posted to her Facebook page, Chan and a coworker read some of the “angry emails” and responded.

bob-belcher

dailyteamcap

treeoflife2011

honestly bi girls are so brave like y’all have to stand up for yourselves no matter who you are in a relationship with, and you do it constantly like… my best friend is bi and she is in a long term relationship w/ a girl and is probably gonna marry her, but every time someone calls her a lesbian she will be sure to clarify that she is actually bi. my other friend is bi but has been in a relationship with a guy for 4 years, and struggles with claiming her identity and feeling “really bi/gay” enough, but she still does it.

being bisexual does not mean someone who is sex crazy and will do anyone, no matter the gender. being bisexual is being attracted to and loving people of any gender, just like being gay is loving someone of the same gender and being straight is loving someone of the opposite gender. and part of loving people is striving to be in a long term relationship with someone. so why do we act like bisexual people, especially girls, are “less bi” if they are in a long term relationship with someone of the opposite gender…that’s a part of being bisexual. anyways bi girls have to deal with so much and they are so strong, it amazes me

dazeddigital

David Bowie talks about the internet in 1999

1polish

wurmhat

when i asked my dad about these he just said “she likes van gogh”

qumi

thoughtfultea

People become attractive over time as you get to know them. Someone who you once felt completely neutral towards can make your stomach do somersaults. It’s not that they were not good looking to begin with, it’s just that things happened which made your conscience ease up and your heart changed. Good character can contribute to how someone perceives you.