All i know is i won't go speechless

26 | french | she/her | Second blog

[poochacco]

i love the kind of ship where calling them lovers feels almost reductive, when the friendship they share is the most important aspect of their closeness and has been there since way before they actually fell for each other.. calling you my “friend” because my attachment to you is not purely based in romance, you were my dear friend first before you became anything else. because i’m not just attracted to you, i adore your soul and how it connects with mine. because i don’t just love you, i like you. because love can end, but in our case i know even when you leave that you will always return. THROWS UP EVERYWHERE!!!!

[greenbloods]

love it when fiction provides a lens to understand and interpret the real world. hate it when people compare real life world historic moments to fictional events

[manichewitz]

ever since i was a little girl i wanted to be a man with a homoerotic years long incredibly intense friendship with another man

[w-ico]

[korkiekenobiconfirmed]

me again with this meme, guess who started watching them (2021)

[tuesdayisfordancing]

God I love “We’re enemies, but we’ve been enemies for a long time, which is sort of like being friends.” Great trope.

[horrorwomen-deactivated20250525]

Late Homework | 遅れた宿題 - Postjam Ver 0.4 (PC, 2024)

[justice-for-rose-tico]

[mdnet]

Tini. ❤️‍🔥

[colocaos]

Emilia, TINI - La_Original.mp3 (2023)

[sunsetstarrykisses]

spot the difference

[soft-lovely]

princess rapunzel aesthetic

[the-beauty-and-the-rage]

I can't believe that this shit has to be said in the year of 2023 but if you have nothing positive to say about any ship then stay the fuck out of their tag.

[calellon]

i'm just out here. fantasizing my fantasies. dreaming my dreams. longing my longings.

[letsbelonelytogetherr]

— Fyodor Dostoevsky, The Brothers Karamazov

[bumblingest-bee]

”which could mean nothing” is maybe my favorite phrase of all time. where would we be without it

[fiemdblunt]

Today, I want to speak about the biggest inspiration for queer people in my country, who was killed today. I want to speak about Kesaria Abramidze.

The first trans person in Sakartvelo who publicly came out as transgender.

The woman that brought a massive amount of queer awareness into the general public despite the queerphobia constantly directed towards her.

The woman that smiled and never gave up despite the people that hated her.

The woman that did everything she could to become a mother.

The woman that loved art.

The woman that, despite poverty, hardship, and loneliness, lived a life she desired.

The woman that stood up for every marginalized group, and always for every woman.

She inspired me into being a man that I am today. A man who is not afraid of being trans no matter everything that is happening. A man who is not backing down from becoming comfortable in his body one day. A man who wants to help and guide other trans people. A man who does something kind for people. I stayed strong for my friend who was also grieving her today, but now I'm home and all of those feelings are pouring out. I will forever be proud of Kesaria and everything she has done not just for queer people, but people in general. She helped everyone, her kindness is endless.

We lost someone beautiful today. Rest in peace.