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the-real-skeletor

I have the biggest dick in 40 square miles

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His baby girls 💤 THE LAST OF US 2023- • 1.01 // 1.04

iguessweallcrazyithinktho

Sandwich

funnytwittertweets

geekysteven

[Image description Bender from Futurama in Robot Hell saying "I'm on Tumblr? But that means, Twitter's been killed --crap, I mean 'un-alived'" second panel is the Robot Devil, labeled "Tumblr" saying "It's alright, you can say that here."]

telltaletypist

i get that for most people tragedy is just always gonna feel Bad to read and that informs a lot of bury your gays discourse but we must not forget that a lot of people sincerely enjoy writing and reading tragedy and queer audiences still deserve to have good tragedies written by and for them imo

telltaletypist

like i hope i don't have to explain that there's a difference between a lovingly crafted tragic romance by a queer author featuring characters that represent them and a shitty tv show introducing a single gay character for brownie points then immediately killing them off for shock value

crunchlax

what bothers me here is that the artist here obviously wanted to make the finished drawing less sexual and yet sonic still has his pants around his ankles

charlesoberonn

Just drawing the blowjob would’ve been less dirty than this abomination

markv5

dua-daily

dualipa 🎀✨🎀✨🎀 ~ pre stage with @laleekley ~ 🎀✨🎀✨🎀

whatspopculture

Reblog this Hannah Montana picture to bring luck on your feed

homofied

therobotmonster

The ending is just gold.

manic-pixie-sceneboy

padawan-historian

In the ecosystem of white supremacy, we all suffer.

Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Filipino/a, and other AAPI people were here during the American Civil War; they struggled under the long shadow of Jim Crow; during the world wars, Asian servicewomen and men, like their Black contemporaries, wondered if they should fight for "their country" when that same country continued to segregate and subjugate their families and communities. Would serving as an example truly liberate their people?

When they returned home from the frontlines, the liberation work continued. They were there for the Long Civil Rights Movement; they were there for the anti-war movement, they ARE here with us now for Black Lives Matter. But where are we when our Asian sisters, brothers, and siblings were crying out? How can we hope to dismantle the ecosystem of white supremacy if we can't even acknowledge that the fog of racism infects and affects all of us?

Black, brown, and beige solidarity against white supremacy now and forever.

I can't tell you how many times (in the midst of COVID) that a Black or brown co-conspirator off-handedly said to me "that's not my fight" when referring to violence against Asians and other targeted groups. As a decolonizer, as an antiracist practitioner, as a citizen of the world, it is ALWAYS OUR FIGHT. Decolonization means solidarity against any and all forms of verbal, emotional, economic, political, and physical violence that seek to erase, endanger, and eradicate BIPOC & AAPI existence. Full stop.