freeze your queer brain

@irlzachstone-blog

nadia, 15, i'm not really this bitter "what was the last fossil you found?" "YOUR MOTHER!" (pc: ainsley sierzega) var ref = (''+document.referrer+''); var w_h = window.screen.width + " x " + window.screen.height; document.write('

ruthlessanduseless

ITS THE LITTLE FEET TAPPING THE FLOOR I CANT HANDLE

#best #OMG

micdotcom

12 famous women who totally owned sexist interview questions

More and more women are rolling their eyes at pesky reporters who overlook their accomplishments in favor of their appearance — and it’s about time. Here are a few examples of ladies giving the best answers to the worst questions.

Mindy Kaling, Cate Blanchett, Scarlett Johansson and more

#feminism #YES

cavernslair

texts to my support system, vol. 1

"sometimes when we talk i feel like i’m bothering you." "do i ever say anything to make you think that?" "well, no…"

luv how i return just to jump on the memewagon

#i'm on my brainweird blog usually

hi my name is zach stone and i'm going to be singing "when i grow up" by the pussycat dolls

#zach stone is gonna be famous #bo burnham #bobaburnham #sculily #mine

frankensteingrrrls

You missed.

#bo

salon

As a sniper I was not usually the victim of a traumatic event, but the perpetrator of violence and death. My actions in combat would have been more acceptable to me if I could cloak myself in the belief that the whole mission was for a greater good. Instead, I watched as the purpose of the mission slowly unraveled.

The non-propaganda version of what it’s like to be an American sniper.

fughtopia

Excerpt; During my combat tour I never saw the Iraqis as “savages.” They were a friendly culture who believed in hospitality, and were sometimes positive to a fault. The people are proud of their history, education system and national identity. I have listened to children share old-soul wisdom, and I have watched adults laugh and play with the naiveté of schoolboys. I met some incredible Iraqis during and after my deployment, and it is shameful to know that the movie has furthered ignorance that might put them in danger.

…As a sniper I was not usually the victim of a traumatic event, but the perpetrator of violence and death. My actions in combat would have been more acceptable to me if I could cloak myself in the belief that the whole mission was for a greater good. Instead, I watched as the purpose of the mission slowly unraveled.

I served in Iraq from 2004 to 2005. During that time, we started to realize there were no weapons of mass destruction, the 9/11 commission report determined that Iraq was not involved in the terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center, false sovereignty was given to Iraq by Paul Bremer, the atrocities at Abu Ghraib were exposed, and the Battle of Fallujah was waged.

The destruction I took part in suddenly intersected with news that our reasons for waging war were untrue. The despicable conduct of those at Abu Ghraib was made more unforgivable by the honorable interactions I had with Iraqi civilians, and, together, it fueled the post-traumatic stress I struggle with today.

#terrorism tw

unit00001

justinyourguts-deactivated20260

how expensive is the rent

#nyc

hate not bein able to articulate words correctly and comin off with a different opinion than what i meant LORD

vegetablefandom

i have started watching Friends all the way from the beginning and in the seventh episode Joey tells Ross he is “in the friendzone" and i thought huh that’s weird i didn’t think "friendzone" as an expression had been around that long i thought it was like a mid 00s thing so i checked and apparently the expression originated from that very episode of Friends how weird is that