why so lonely?

[grasskid]

what is up fellow teens

[grasskid]

I'm glad i could provide relatable content

[grasskid]

should i use this biog again

[grasskid]

i miss a lot of people who don’t miss me

[grasskid]

Crazy how everything goes bad

[bpdlorelaigilmore]

anyone else here like….real fucking gay

[just--space]

Abell 2218

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[grasskid]

There's like 2 active blogs on my dashboard

[grasskid]

It's so weird how different I was a year ago , for example I wanted to die much less

[grasskid]

My last post was 10 months ago damn

[grasskid]

I forgot about this blog lol I'm gonna use it again

[gaywrites]

When your child is LGBT they are part of a minority. If you are like most parents and heterosexual, this is a minority that does not include you. Most of the time that’s not the case. Most minorities are based on race and religion – things that tend to run in families. History and stories are told from generation to generation. Politics are discussed over the kitchen table where everyone has the same stake. This is different. You may not be LGBT, but it is now your job to become an expert in this minority. You need to learn LGBT history, LGBT current political issues and LGBT controversies. Because you need to know your child’s history, your child’s issues, your child’s reality. This might feel uncomfortable to you, maybe even a little alien, but this is not about you. This is about your child.

Open Letter to Parents of Gay Kids: This Is Not About You | Amelia for the Huffington Post Gay Voices 

Tip: Don’t read the comments. Some of them are encouraging and heartfelt, but some of them are just…not. 

(via gaywrites)

[iuliolus]

[voidjumper-za]

An eclipse, caught from a plane.

[foureyedfairy]

portraits w/out paper: portrait de jacueline au chapeau de paille multicolore / woman with a hat by pablo picasso (1962) inspired (painted by: @justalilbee) 

[mpdrolet]

Tang Ting 

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