A Whole Lotta Awkward

24 y/o gay cub from Canada. 😊 Just posting anything that I find funny or interesting. Any questions, feel free to ask! :) #me for all of my selfies

[siyanie-zvezd]

[siliquasquama]

[chuuzus]

[rytfujgkuhhgmjgh]

this bitch empty

YEET

[corsolanite]

[baptizm-deactivated20200524]

This is Self Care Charizard. Reblog whenever you need a temporary release from whatever stresses you currently have.

[monarobot]

need this so bad

[assyrianjalebi]

[heetizmmyami]

[bearwoofcub-deactivated20181203]

Yussss

[retrogamingblog]

Eeveelution T-shirts made by chocolateraisinfury

[ilovemusicalyy]

[ithelpstodream]

HALLOWEEN PSA: “my heroes” (watch the whole thing)

[derringdont]

OK so I cried a little though in context it was obvious what was gonna happen

[cutiesncantrips]

Between the comment and the dramatic music, I thought it was gonna be sad. Thankfully, it was just awesome.

[bellenoel]

Tumblr when they were removed by Apple from the App Store:

Tumblr “working as quickly as possible to resolve the issue”:

Tumblr on December 18th looking for 60% of their users:

[bellenoel]

Underrated post

[hattersgirlalice]

Mutuals if you are leaving Tumblr (ever for any reason) please let me know where else I might find you so we can remain in contact.

[brucesterling]

*Meanwhile, on Twitter

[uryyybel-deactivated20190320]

Tumblr headquarters on Dec. 17th

[cybercrimer]

[sleepdeprecation-deactivated201]

the thing i’m going to miss most, honestly, isn’t the porn, but the fact that people felt free to express themselves here, to vent, to complain, to celebrate. no other social media site has that.

and i think that part of it is because tumblr managed to really remain as close to outside of “real life” as possible. your parents aren’t on here. the people you see in real life aren’t on here. it was truly a space that was able to exist for you.

the people you followed and who followed you did so not because they felt some personal obligation (in the way facebook and twitter can feel), but because they liked what was being posted. they liked you being you, or at least being your tumblr persona.

and, perhaps more importantly, we all existed as a username. what appears next to your posts was nothing more than an avatar and that. real names were not only not required, but also discouraged, because you wouldn’t see them.

all of these things combined really created such a weirdly unique experience. and i’m really going to miss it

[maureen2musings]