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(He/Him) My brain consists solely of John Mulaney quotes. And yes I heard about what he did and it has hurt me greatly, don’t talk to me 😩🏳️‍⚧️

[youcaneven]

Cowboys kissing. you agree. reblog

[grotesquehorse]

stop casting famous people for romance movies

[grotesquehorse]

stop casting famous people in movies

[uh0-deactivated20240308]

stop casting for movies, let it be randomly selected, like jury service. "sorry can't legally come to work today, I'm the new batman"

[parakeet]

knife crow is a dad now omg

[femmepathy]

[mysharona1987]

[gay-fae]

hey shout out of recognition and validation to all the queer people who didn’t exhibit many queer behaviors or have queer many experiences when they were young!! shout out to trans women and trans men who didn’t feel bad about or uncomfortable with their AGAB when they were younger and didn’t gravitate toward the “opposite side of things”. shout out to nonbinary and genderfluid ppl who felt content with their AGAB all of their childhood or even teen years. shout out to lesbians who didn’t have any crushes on girls growing up and liked traditionally feminine things and shout out to gay men who didn’t have any crushes on boys growing up and liked traditionally masculine things. shout out to bi and pan and omni people who only had hetero attractions growing up. shout out to aros and aces who thought they experienced crushes or attraction or whatever while growing up and didn’t feel excluded by being surrounded by allo people. shout out to literally any queer people who didn’t “show the signs” growing up because that can make you feel invalidated or worried that you’re faking it and you shouldn’t feel worried about that! When we say that everyone’s journey and experience is different, that includes you!! Happy pride month <3

[ojibwa]

i rlly hope it gets easier soon bc i am fucking losing my mind

[pinkcatminht]

[radicalgraff]

“The only dangerous minority is the rich”

[thegaymertrainer]

Here is a lil cat boogey for your day

[samandcheesewinchesterr]

i saw a tweet about this whole john mulaney thing the other day and the way it was worded i assumed it was a joke at first. i laughed. and then i opened the thread and my heart sank.

this isn’t about having “parasocial relationships” okay? because frankly i don’t care about john mulaney’s personal life, i think it’s ridiculous how people were trying to cancel him for cheating on his wife? like that’s any of our business?

but fuck. he was like one of the only comedians that didn’t rely on punching down humour in order to be funny and his specials were always incredibly important to me for my own reasons. i was hoping to be able to go to his show in my city.

the thread i read was from a trans person who was at that show and i can only imagine how terrifying that would’ve been. being in that room as everyone around you laughed at all these jokes at your expense.

i don’t really have a point to this post i’m just really hurt by this and i want to say that if you still support him after this i will assume you just don’t care about trans people.

[memescomedy]

[necrobob]

That’s not quite true. The reporter behind the story, Daphne Caruana Galizia, was murdered.

[whatisthisplaceidonteven]

After mass protests, the Prime Minister of Iceland was forced to resign, along with many other members of the ruling party.

After mass protests, the President of Pakistan was forced to resign, along with many other members of the ruling party.

Worldwide, hundreds of people – many rich and powerful – were arrested.

Billions in stolen assets were returned to the people.

And 82 countries changed their laws to crack down on the wealth hoarding the papers revealed.

(Source here)

To say the Panama Papers accomplished nothing is an insult to Daphne Galizia’s memory. Her work, and the work of the hundreds of other journalists who contributed to the Papers, changed the world.

Disinformation like this is designed to discourage you, to make you feel you’re powerless against the monsters of the world. They want you to feel that way, because they are terrified of your power to make change.

Take your power back. Demand better. Keep fighting for a better world, because a better world is possible.

[brandneweyescd]

[girlblocker]

[urboymutual]

[hellygf]

[divorcegirl-deactivated20220819]

[gales-boyfriend]

[transdeans]

[madscientistenthusiast]

[testosteronetwunk]

[pisshandkerchief-deactivated202]

[random-chaos-thoughts]

Unrestrained summer fun

[radicalurbanista]

“It’s Time to Turn This Tortilla Around”: El Milagro Workers Walk Out, Demanding Fair Treatment

Alleging abusive conditions and staff shortages amid the pandemic, workers at the iconic Chicago tortillería walked off the job—only to to b

9.25.21. Chicago

BREAKING: the workers who make Chicago's favorite tortilla brand, El Milagro, have just walked out of a production facility in Little Village to demand an end to unsafe & unfair working conditions. They're supported by@AriseChicago

The workers are giving a press conference in front of El Milagro headquarters detailing stories of machine speedups, sexual harassment, 7-day work weeks, & being required to buy their own uniforms.

1. They're not on strike (yet). They walked out of their shift early & are demanding the company meet w/ them by 9/29 or they'll escalate. 2. They're not asking you to boycott El Milagro. They're asking you to call the company at 773 579 6120 & tell them to meet w/ the workers.

[gaylor-moon]

[aidashakur]

i’m overdue for a tattoo

[iamgoingtosaveher]

I've been on Tumblr for years, but my husband knows my main account so I started this side account.

I've seen Tumblr move mountains for people so I'm hoping and praying that you guys can move mountains for me.

I'm 26 years old. I've been with my husband since I was 16 and he was 20. I know now that he was attracted to me because I was young and manipulatable but at the time I was so flattered that an older college guy wanted to be in a relationship with me.

Looking back there were a lot of red flags. He didn't like any of my friends and he told me who I could hang out with and when. He told me that my school work wasn't important because I was going to be a stay-at-home wife after high school while he went out and earned a living. As teenager living in a household that was unstable and on the brink of collapse, the idea of having a strong man take care of me was very appealing and so I overlooked the red flags.

He liked to get me drunk. He'd take me to his shitty apartment and he would load me up with Mike's Hard Lemonade and Smirnoff Ice and then we'd fool around. I had a lot of pregnancy scares from 16-17 because he didn't like to wear a condom and when I was drinking it was harder for me to insist. When I was 18, I got on the pill at least. He was always pushing my boundaries in the bedroom. I'd say no to something and he'd give me the silent treatment until I let him do it. Or he'd just do it even though I said I didn't want to.

He graduated college the year I graduated high school, and we moved in together. From the beginning, he was controlling, keeping tabs on me and watching the bank account like a hawk, but I chalked it up to needing to be frugal. We were really poor, but he promised to take care of me.

Eventually, though, I had to get a job to make ends meet. He didn't like that. The first time he hit me was when I told him I'd been interviewing for jobs. It wouldn't be the last.

God, just. Ten years I let him tell me I was helpless without him, I was weak, and stupid, and only he would ever love me. I let him hit me. I let him separate me from my friends and family. I let him kick my cat.

But I'm done. I'm going to get me and Midnight out of here.

[iamgoingtosaveher]

I have a PayPal set up that he doesn't know about. It's :

PayPal.me/iwillsaveher

Please help if you can. If I take money out of our joint account, he'll know, so right now I essentially have nothing. Donations will go towards boarding Midnight and getting a cell phone he doesn't know about, then I'll go from there. Please help. Please.

[arcolan]

Ok guys, the paypal link doesn't work, but if you literally type paypal.me/iwillsaveher in your search bar it will direct you to the donation tab. @iamgoingtosaveher hope it's you, we're all behind you we got your back

[sapphicambitions]

THE LESBIAN AGENDA IS SUCCEEDING

[youngdiasporan]

Hey did you know that this is literally just pink colonialism?

[lizardbby]

in this month, which is both pride and indigenous history month, please unpack ur “i wanna move to a farm w my wife uwu” shit and realize it holds an inherent expectation of access to land stolen from indigenous people. it’s irresponsible to move to a rural area to ““live off the land”” without giving serious thought to whose land it was before white settlers took it over and how you can work to undo that theft. becoming a white settler yourself ain’t it.

[bluntedblade]

I’ve been seeing alot of these kind of posts targeting white people who want to purchase land, and as a native person myself, the hostility is really unfounded. I get what it’s all going for but it’s just barking up the wrong tree. Yes, the land is stolen. And it was stolen a long time ago, and many aboriginal people were hurt when the land taken and abused. There’s nothing wrong with a few people on the internet having daydreams about managing a farm.

I wasn’t able to discern race from either of the above two responses, so I’m not going to make any assumptions, but I have seen a few of these posts posted by white people. So, if you’re a white person, instead of crying “colonialism!” Out on the internet because people want to own a farm, actually go out and help native people. Learn their cultures and languages, and help preserve them. Donate your time and money to fundraisers and organizations that help native people. Guilt shaming other people for purchasing land that was long taken from us long ago doesn’t actually help natives! If you’re looking for places to donate, please help the local Indian Bands in your provinces, states, county, etc. Do a cursory search on the internet or ask around near where you live. You’ll find something that you can actually do to help someone who needs that help right now.

For example, I’m Haida- from the north-west coast people who live on Haida Gwaii. Our language is dying, and only twelves dozen speakers are still alive after heavy erasure. You can learn some of the language here (for free!:

http://www.haidalanguage.org/

And even watch a recent documentary to see what life on the island is like today, (I’m not sure if you watch it for free or not, I purchased a Blu-Ray copy of the film):

http://haidagwaiifilm.com/

You can even donate some money to the Haida museum on the island:

http://haidagwaiimuseum.ca/support-the-museum/

This is some research I just did right now. Please, if you’re concerned about what has happened in the past, and what you can do to fix it, please do something worthwhile. Getting mad at strangers who want to own some land doesn’t get native people anywhere.

[mumblingsage]

The actual article is worth reading if you have the time (it’s a pretty fast read with lots of pictures) - one of the ranchers highlighted is a member of the Lakota nation. 

[tgfangirl4eva]

Spread!!!

[baepsrae]

His name was George Nkencho. This should not have happened. Don't let this go. Say his name.

Link to resources and places to donate to support BLM in Ireland

[sunsetinsanremo]

Nkencho was also suffering from serious mental illness at the time of the incident and had left the scene of the crime.

Gardaí followed him to his home and he was shot and killed in his front garden.

https://gofund.me/9bcba1e7

Funeral costs for George Nkencho., organized by Katie B

George Nkencho was fatally shot on Wednesday 30th December 2020.   This fundraiser is to … Katie B needs your support for Funeral costs f

please donate to help his family cover funeral costs

[vampireapologist-archive-deacti]

an updated version with the gofundme. Their goal has been met, but in situations like these, new costs inevitably come up. Please help!