I really am going outside

honestly. I swear.

[tgi-spideys]

Leap of faith

[sora-karura]

THE CHILLS

[poser87]

GOD THIS SCENE!? THIS SCENE RIGHT HERE!? THIS IS POETIC CINEMA MY GUY!!!

[setokyoul]

wait the what

[megan-renee]

Your vibe is oddly bitter and reeks of insecurity

sounds like someone needs to go in the water

[antioch-actius]

UNMUTE

[turing-tested]

i say this with no exaggeration but seeing this in a childrens cartoon brought me to tears

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I met Candle Jenner at a fashion show. We shook hands, but hers were terribly dry and crusty and I ran to tell everyone I knew about her gross hands.

[binarybinarybinary]

Kandle* Jenner

[chivalfairy]

i have a disorder that makes m

[mens-rights-activia]

This is earth shattering, I can’t believe there are people, who don’t think in sentences??? What the fuck is an abstract non-verbal thot? Y’all hoes think in Pictionary???? What the fuck

[foxshaped]

You’re telling me there are people who actually think in sentences? Like full ass grammatical sentences?

[neanderthyall]

Some of yall dont think in full sentences?

[lizzibennet]

my nonverbal ass is shook bc apparently (according to the replies) people who think in sentences also read in mental sentences… like when ur reading it’s as if there is a voice inside their heads reading it as if out loud. w i l d

[marcholasmoth]

y'all don’t have to actively force yourself to think in full sentences???

[unofficial-estonia]

Estonia has a game called Koroona (name identical to the currently ongoing virus in Estonian), whose board looks like this:

You bet your ass thousands of Estonians will play koroona in quarantine because some funny-men think it’s hahaha to play koroona while we’re quarantining from Corona

[snommelp]

How does one play? It looks to my completely uneducated eye like some kind of cross between pool and air hockey?

[unofficial-estonia]

Uhh here’s the wiki. It is similar to billiards

[snommelp]

Based on that wiki entry, I’m making the bold assumption that this was originally billiards for pirates.

Also, almost completely unrelated, any clue what that wiki page means when they say “Estonia is also not Baltic in origin”?

[unofficial-estonia]

Estonia the country is considered to be Baltic politically and geographically

Estonians the people are Finno-Ugric, so ethnically Estonia is Finno-Ugric nation

[gaynfl-moved]

sometimes i get a little stressed out because i’m living in a part of history that’ll one day be talked about and discussed and papers written and what am i doing? what have i done? laundry, barely

[catgirlcaliphate]

Sometimes I used to wonder what regular folks were doing during eventful periods in history.

Now I’m living in one and yeah, it turns out the answer is laundry, barely.

[adenil-umano]

If you are living through a part of history that will one day be talked about, one thing you can do is write down your experiences.

The way we know about history is from people telling us. Write down your weekly laundry trip. Who did you talk to? What did you talk about? Maybe this week you talked about dread, or the plants, or the rain.

Keep a journal about your experiences. What do you do during a pandemic? What do you do each election season? Who are you and who do you talk to?

The little things–the daily things–are what historians desperately want to know about when they look back on time. But these are often the things that don’t get written down, and don’t get saved.

So write them down. Save them. And in a few decades when you have a stack of journals, give them to an archive somewhere. And then a few decades later a historian will happen across them and use them to understand what life was like.

And you’ll make history.

[naamahdarling]

Seriously. I read a lot of pop nonfiction that draws heavily on this sort of thing. It’s because of letters and journals that we know DETAILS about what life was like in Chicago in 1892, or Edinburgh in the 1870s. Those are the details that make these stories, these histories, MATTER to future generations. ESPECIALLY if you are part of a marginalized community. Write it down. Write it down. Write it down. Your voice has value.

[stoicdaydreamer]

I’m starting to get real surprised when someone texts me first lol I be thinking who remembers that I exist? Who sent you? What you want?

[ithelpstodream]

[byzantium-glytch-deactivated201]

THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[snowie-skyes]

And for the boys, no not wanting it doesn’t make you gay, less of a man, or anything to that effect, you’re allowed to say no too, and when she says “am I just not hot enoughy for you” that is an attempt to guilt you into sex.

[doubletwoseven]

Reblogging for IMPORTANT addition.

You are allowed to only sleep with people you like & WHEN you want to. Don’t let anyone else tell you different, ever.

[devilishdescent]

HEY SCOOBY DOO WHAT THE FUCK

[bogleech]

the fact that “puss” was just slang for “face” at the time doesn’t even make it better because Shaggy still pointed right at Frankenstein’s wife standing right there and loudly called her not just ugly, but ugly enough to be humorous to him

[bisexualwario]

shaggy said booooo we hate your pussy

[lluviagf]

sometimes the heart's like !!!!!!!! and there's nothing you can do about it

[bpdsoul]

Is this about anxiety or love

[dechart]

yes

[queencatradora]

fuck instagram except for the lesbian couple i follow on there with two kids who got married 10 years ago as a “heterosexual couple” and then one night one of them came out as a lesbian and then the other one came out as a trans woman so they stayed together and now live their best gay life

[queencatradora]

instagram could burn to the ground and this is the only thing i want remaining

[queencatradora]

here is a link to a story they wrote for a parenting magazine about their experience!

‘We both rolled over in bed. Me: ‘I’m gay.’ Her: ‘I’m transgender.’ Silence. Now what? I’m married. HAPPILY married!’: Couple stays together

“We quickly went from a family no one looked twice at walking down the street: a husband and wife with their two sons, to a family everyone

[tikkunolamorgtfo]

And they’re Jewish!!! 

https://www.instagram.com/p/BrNosAoHci6/

[densoro]

#The article also says the kids went from calling Sarah ‘Daddy’ to ‘Eema’ when she transitioned#Which is the Hebrew word for mother#So cute

[cobraonthecob]

😻😻😻

[galaxy-lilies]

[fabulousfanficfangirl]

I’m not on IG but I appreciate and approve of this whole heartedly.

[solarpunkcast]

[carrionkid]

I WAS TRYING TO EDIT THIS BEAR TO BE CHROME TO MAKE A DISCORD SERVER JOKE AND I FUCKED IT UP REAL BAD

[powerfulwizard]

OP is Medusa

[genderqueerpositivity]

Sending a virtual hug out to everyone who is up late dealing with thoughts and feelings of anxiety, fear, or grief.

It's okay to be scared or overwhelmed; that's normal even, under the circumstances that we're living in. The world can be a scary place.

I see you. I see us. I can't promise that everything will be okay--but I can say that you aren't alone.

[catnippackets]

what makes me so sad about Megamind (the character) is that he was a perfectly normal and good person when he was born, he just happened by complete chance to end up in a fucking prison and be raised like a criminal just bc he looked different and EVEN BEFORE he decided to become the villain on purpose he was just trying to fit in and make people like him and show everyone that he’s a cool and decent person, despite GROWING UP IN A PRISON AMONG CRIMINALS like he is such a good sweet person who spends his whole life trying to convince himself that he’s a bad person just bc everyone sees him that way when he’s NOT

you know what I just realized is that there’s a scene early on when he’s a baby where a group of the inmates are showing him flashcards and showing him that robbers are good and cops are bad and like it’s meant to be a funny scene bc obviously “robbers are bad and cops are good” but rewatching it I was like man those guys are right cops really DO suck maybe they were a better influence on him than we were lead to believe lol