🎵But If I Know You, I Know What You’ll Do🎵

🎵 You'll love me at once, the way you did once upon a dream🎵

[honighase]

Hiiii, everyone! Can I get a birthday promo? I’m Octavian, and my main f/o is my spouse, Mephistopheles from Fate/Grand Order!

Proshippers, DNI!

Here are some of my other f/os! ⬇️

Crushes

Zs’Skayr from Ben 10

Gideon Graves from Scott Pilgrim Takes Off

Platonic Faves

Keroppi

SMRT-1

Familial Faves

My little brother, Jeremiah, from Animal Crossing

My pets, including Ledyba and Shuppet from Pokémon and my Froggle, Chunky, on Club Penguin Journey!

[nibeul]

if u think poc talking about fandom racism is ruining ur fun and putting a strain on the community, I wish u a very shut the fuck up

[anteaten-deactivated20220228]

[feluka]

July is disability pride month. Please don't forget about disabled Gazans.

Noor's little boy, Muhammed, is physically disabled. His condition is worsening as he is unable to get the regular physical therapy he requires while his family is barely able to keep shelter. He is regularly missing his medication which is scarcely available at too high a price.

This July, can we please give their fundraiser the push it desperately needs?

Vetted at #421

[britomartis]

I want ppl to get so serious about calling American settlers what they are. Like when people (including settler Americans) complain about Americans or anything else. Like I want it to be so constantly at the forefront in everyone's mind 1) what the problem actually is and 2) that the land doesn't belong to settlers. (Ideally, it belongs to no one, but certainly not them.) Intellectually, sure, you probably understand that America is a colonial project. But I want that admission to be constant and deeply understood, and especially for "Natives" like me to not be theoretical in people's minds...

[librarycards]

people on here who have been on 10-15+ years like myself...i don't know how they claim that there were never any Black bloggers on here, or that it was always such a white website. trudy gradientlair was on here. thisiswhiteprivilege was on here. there was a feminist citation project sara ahmed was involved in on here. there was someone on here whose username was wretchedoftheearth and that was how i learned who fanon was when i was 12, by googling those words. tumblr was the only place i knew i could go to get accurate & compassionate info about what happened to trayvon martin, when everyone around me irl was rabidly racist. the amount of reportage and scholarship that happened on here before the first big wave of bans was so huge and so much has been lost. where were you when it was happening??? why weren't you paying attention??

[dumbtrannybitch]

it's cause they never engaged with non white bloggers so they never noticed them disappearing. they got the tumblr they wanted, and those of us who aren't liberal/conservative fandom bloggers were robbed of our black and brown friends, and worst of all black and brown bloggers were robbed of a dpace that once was a legitimate vector for talking about black issues. at least some members of staff know what they are doing, it's like the war on drugs in this website the way they crush black people on this website.

[nyokoko]

I literally published an essay several years ago about how a lot of people stole the intellectual work that Black feminist bloggers on here published regularly to build this website and its reputation as we know it. White people love them some revisionist history.

The reason Tumblr became the bastion of intellectual discourse that it was known for--the reason the term "social justice warrior" even EXISTS as a derogatory descriptor--is because of the work of the Black bloggers who migrated to this site from 2009-2014 from LJ and Jezebel's forums. Myself included.

[mdpikachu]

Mephi Monday.

[hasmephydoneanythingwrong]

Everybody look at him. Look at my sweetie-pea.

[cherryredjasperr]

whines pitifully . flops on the ground . bursts into flames

[ubergaydragon]

Gift for @zooblesbutchpuppygirl

[zooblesbutchpuppygirl]

THIS IS SO INCREDIBLY SWEET OMG!!! thank youuu!!! <:]

[kiss-that-king]

Make out with that fictional character NOW

[walidfamily1]

Help Walid’s Family Find Safety and Stability After Repeated Displacement in Gaza

I am Engineer Walid Al-Qatrawi. I am 36 years old, a father of three children: Adam, Hala, and Nay. I was born and raised in Gaza, where my family and I have spent our entire lives.

Because of the ongoing conflict, we have been forced to leave our home and relocate multiple times in search of safety. Today, my family and I are displaced in southern Gaza, living in a fragile tent that does not provide the protection and stability my children need.

After repeated displacement, my children have lost the sense of security and normal life they once knew. Every day, we struggle to provide them with a safe and dignified environment. Our tent offers very limited protection from harsh conditions and the challenges of displacement. We urgently need to repair and equip it, build a private bathroom for our family, provide food, clean water, clothing, and essential supplies for our children. If possible, we also hope to secure a safer temporary home where our family can live with more stability.

Every donation, no matter how small, can make a real difference. If you cannot donate, sharing our story may help us reach someone who can.

Please Donate & Share:

Donate to Help Walid's Family, organized by Mohamed Tarek

Hello beautiful people around! This is Mohamed Saraf, from London, UK. Today I'm representing o… Mohamed Tarek needs your support for H

73 & £2,000

Thank you for reading our story and for standing with my family during this difficult time.

My campaign has been verified by:

Verified by: @90-ghost

Verified by: @gaza-evacuation-funds

[honighase]

@lumiosemuseum Dysa and AZ around the island, sometimes enjoying each other's company in the background, sometimes not

[nebbymakesimagines]

Shoutout to fat selfshippers that don't fit the "slightly chubby and curvy in the thighs and boobs" type.

Your F/O(s) still love your body, not in spite of, but including

Your cellulite and/or stretch marks

Your uneven fat distribution

Your double chins

Your lipedema

They'll love your body no matter why you have it, even if it was caused by genetics, or if your lifestyle caused it, or both.

If you're trying to lose weight, your F/O(s) will make sure you go at a slow pace and be on the lookout for dangerous scams. Most importantly, they'll never imply you were ever "ugly" at any stage in your life.

If you became fat on purpose and/or you're still wanting to gain weight, they're happy for you! They're proud of how much you've gained and will help you gain more if you need to. They'll never let anyone try to say you were "better" back then.

Even if you have health problems, your F/O(s) will never shame you or imply it's your fault at all. They want to help you and uplift you, never put you down.

For all types of F/Os. Please keep this post SFW; Do not make this about weight gain kinks, but do not use this post to hate on weight gain kinks either. Dividers by firefly-graphics. My other boundaries are in my pinned.

[new-bug-ideas]

Bug whos finally moved in with thier long distance bug partner 🐞<3🐛

This will also be me some day <3

[honighase]

[hisaithne]

Loving the parts of your f/o that people find unhinged or too weird ♥︎

[crowttore]

Are you currently suffering from The Character?

[i-love-my-blorbo-polls]

who would your blorbo choose to play in a game of clue/cluedo?

miss scarlet

colonel mustard

mrs white

reverend green / mr green

mrs peacock

professor plum

my blorbo would refuse to play 

Who does your blorbo play in clue

Miss scarlet

Colonel mustard

Mrs white

Reverend green

Mrs peacock

Professor plum

My blorbo makes up their own oc and refuses to be one of the presets

They would never play

Other

Remaining time: 6 days 9 hours

[superbestiario]

“I saw that the camera could be a weapon against poverty, against racism, against all sorts of social wrongs. I knew at that point I had to have a camera.” – Gordon Parks

Segregation history, Gordon parks. 1956