tfw you Kinda have a crush on someone & also feel like they Sorta have a crush on you too but also you’re probably just projecting your own feelings due to wishful thinking & your hopeful ass is gonna get let down when reality comes a-knockin’

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tfw you Kinda have a crush on someone & also feel like they Sorta have a crush on you too but also you’re probably just projecting your own feelings due to wishful thinking & your hopeful ass is gonna get let down when reality comes a-knockin’
if you are reading this, something good will happen to you very soon, don’t give up
sending positivity to my mutuals
i put good luck magic all over this so whoever reads it is in for something great!!!
super important!
THIS IS SO WONDERFUL AND AMAZING I’M TT-TT
Now imagine even more princesses inspiring even more girls. Representation matters!
A shoutout to demigirls, genderfluid girls, bigender girls, nonbinary girls, agender girls, and anyone who has ties to womanhood but doesn’t fully identify as a woman.
Happy international women’s day to you too :)
Happy International Women’s Day! - March 8th
“My girl is holy, is sacred, is pure, is clean, is loved, is whole, is beautiful, is worthy, is okay, is alone, is just fine just the way you are girl just the way you look babe with that dirty mouth and those hands, wherever they have been and that sadness, whatever caused it and that anger, wherever it came from and that fear, who ever brought it you are my girl, girl, you are me.” - Warsan Shire. Happy International Women’s Day!
The Diary of a Teenage Girl - Marielle Heller (2015)
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I love that gays invented being moved and motivated by beauty, art, and glamour
YEP, TOTALLY AND ENTIRELY THANKS TO THE GAYS YEP. OH YA. THANK YOU GAYS THANKS FOR INVENTING THIS, YEP WAS ALL YOU. THANKS.
Ur welcome
why does my heart get so happy thinking about u
The peace-movement kids, the women’s movement, the civil-rights fighters, all of the outsiders and outcasts - everything we read told us that San Francisco is where we, the “us-es”, could find safe harbor. So that’s where we went, on our own journeys to find freedom and shelter, all of the “us-es”.
One thing I always bring up that straight writers obviously don’t understand but every gay person ever can attest to is that queer people stick together. Like, every queer person knows like 15 other ones and those 15 know even more.
Like, having only One in your story completely misses the point of how we organize and stay safe, in addition to completely missing the point on being progressive (ie, having A Single Gay in your story isn’t special anymore and hasn’t been for decades now)
It is a fundamental misunderstanding of how marginalized people act bc straight people are allowed to be solitary and they don’t understand any other way of Being
Hijacking this post to talk about something interesting! There’s a lot of criticism in fanfiction circles of yaoi or yuri fanfiction where ‘everybody is gay’, and it’s almost always by folks who haven’t been involved in queer communities. If you’re queer, you really do surround yourself with queer people - so ‘everybody is gay’ in a character’s social circle actually makes perfect sense!
this exhibits itself in other ways too, for example, when there’s one queer sibling there’s usually more - often because one sibling will bring the definitions home and the other will use that to explore their own identity!
Another weird phenomenon I noticed is this happens a lot even before people realize they’re Not Straight ™. Out of my close friends in high school, most of us turned out some form of LGBTQA, and I’ve heard other people say the same is true for them. So people saying it’s “unrealistic” that everyone in the same social circle would gradually discover they’re Not Straight ™- yeah, it is totally reasonable and even likely.
I notice throughout my life, not all but most of my closest friends growing up are have now come out as lgbtq folks. A number of my closest circles then and now are composed of a variety of folks on that spectrum in some way or another. Tbh only a small fraction of my close friends are straight cis folks.
Reblog if you actually give a damn about anyone who's suicidal or depressed.
no one should scroll past this
I was there once, never will I let someone go through that shit alone
WHO THE HELL SCROLLS PAST THIS?
Of course I do.
Most definitely
I care.
why wouldn’t i?
Message me if you ever need anything! <3 i care about all of you babe’s
happy birthday asshole thanks for the french encyclopedia that you call a novel
When I was 21 I read “Anna Karenina.” I thought Anna and Vronsky were soul mates. They were deeply in love and therefore had to be together. I found Karenin cruel and oppressive for keeping his wife from her destiny. Levin and Kitty and the peasants bored me. I read those parts quickly. Last year I turned 49, and I read the book again. This time, I loved Levin and Kitty. I loved the fact that after she declined his proposal he waited for a long time to mend his hurt feelings and then asked her again. I loved that she had grown up in the interim and now felt grateful for a second chance. Anna and Vronsky bored me. I thought Anna was selfish and shrill. My heart went out to poor Karenin, who tried to be decent. What has literature taught me about love? Literature (along with experience) has taught me that love means different things at different points in our lives, and that often as we get older we gravitate toward the quieter, kinder plotlines, and find them to be richer than we had originally understood them to be.
Ann Patchett, “A Sentimental Education - Writers on Love” (via zenshipper)