I was a rebel, but I had a cause

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[whitepeopletwitter]

[damespock]

i’m so glad earth only has one moon, if there were more i’d have to pick a favorite and that sounds too emotionally taxing to even fathom

[andrhomeda]

HELLO MY NAME IS ____________ 

 one-page-comic about identity

[psychicpinenut]

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Welcome to the Unknown, boys.

You’re more lost than you realize.

[paulthebukkit]

[1o9]

[girlactionfigure]

[wanderrnest]

Think about all the people who fought but were killed and there was no one left to tell their story.

[idkinsertfanreferencehere]

@lydianski perhaps it will comfort you to know that we know many of the stories https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jewish_resistance_in_German-occupied_Europe

[betweenlionsandmen-deactivated2]

Why the USWNT’s open queerness matters

A story about LGBT+ people learning that it’s going to be OK.

After winning the World Cup, O’Hara walked up to the stands and kissed her girlfriend.

This is not a shocking or revolutionary act in 2019. Lots of people are queer in public now, and everyone knows there are queer players on the United States women’s national soccer team. But what made this moment significant is that O’Hara had not previously made any kind of announcement about her partner or sexual orientation. She didn’t follow this moment up with an interview, a social media post, or a proclamation of any kind. She just had an affectionate moment with her partner, then continued her life as normal, because what she did is normal and should not require an explanation.

Rapinoe is inspiring, but she’s not what every queer person needs to feel like they’re allowed to be themselves. Some people need to see Rapinoe, but others need to see Harris and Krieger. Some need to see Franch, or Davidson. And some people need to see O’Hara.

[mallshoggoth]

I wish the government was only hiding aliens instead of like, horrible human rights violations and the such.

[just-another-emo-perspective]

another quality post written by god or a ghost

[sorcerywithwords]

the only personality test that matters:

1. who do you main in mario kart

2. favourite pokemon type

3. hot or cold

[dankmemeuniversity]

[mel-is-a-melon]

[suspend]

*doesnt understand a post*

*looks at notes and tries to find comments*

[trashboat]

customer: can you check in the back?

me: madam there are HORSES in there

[just-shower-thoughts]

Every time you paint a room, it gets a little bit smaller.

[stumpomatic-blog]

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[mikkeneko]

concept: a death god that is actually surprisingly supportive and on the side of the good guys, supporting actions and promoting policies that will lead to the kingdom growing and thriving instead of being destroyed, because the more the kingdom grows, the more people there are, and the more people there are the more people will eventually  die, and when you’re an immortal god of death, you know there’s no need to rush. you’ll get them all in the end

[mikkeneko]

i like how the responses on this post are cleanly split between “hey this is a great story idea i love it” and “this is absolutely terrifying”