Jenny Slate, Stage Fright (2019)
Ugly, Bitter, and True by Suzanne Rivecca

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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Product Placement
Sade Olutola
NASA
TVSTRANGERTHINGS

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we're not kids anymore.
2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year
Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
Not today Justin
Three Goblin Art
occasionally subtle

祝日 / Permanent Vacation

Kaledo Art

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Jenny Slate, Stage Fright (2019)
Ugly, Bitter, and True by Suzanne Rivecca
Members of San Francisco Bay Area Gay Fathers in the San Francisco Freedom Day Parade, 1980.
In San Francisco, San Francisco Bay Area Gay Fathers became a familiar fixture at the annual pride marches. From its inception, SFBAGF had attracted particular attention when it marched in the annual parades. Jack Latham described the way the “newspapers singled us out” and crowds “exploded” in cheers at the initial 1975 group. Latham reasoned that this was because gay fathers marching was “novel and startling.” Throughout the late 1970s, SFBAGF marched in the annual parades, with an increasing number of fathers. In 1979, SFBAGF members who marched in the parade began wearing “gay fathers” T-shirts and carrying banners emblazoned with the same logo. This increased the group’s visibility and membership. From 1982 to 1984, SFBAGF won “most inspirational float” in the parade.
— Daniel Winunwe Rivers, Radical Relations: Lesbian Mothers, Gay Fathers, and Their Children in the United States since World War II (2013), Ch. 5.
Synonyms are weird because if you invite someone to your cottage in the forest that just sounds nice and cozy, but if I invite you to my cabin in the woods you’re going to die.
My favourite is explaining the difference between a butt dial and a booty call
It’s called connotations.
Try this one on for size:
“Forgive me, Father, I have sinned”
“Sorry, Daddy, I’ve been naughty”
great news! Language is now banned
Julie Andrews as Cinderella in 1957.
“Your art isn’t valued by the number of notes you get” okay but. If you spent 6 hours baking a cake for a party, but no one at the party eats your cake, it’s still disappointing.
This articulates something about the different between value and validation that I didn’t previously register on a conscious level.
Kesha performing “Praying” at the 60th Annual Grammy Awards
oh. ohhhhhhhhh. oh nooooooooooooooo
[A mom and baby otter are floating together. The baby otter is sleeping on his mom’s tummy so he’s still all dry and fluffy. She keeps giving him little otter kisses.]
Literally crying 😩
Throwback to when I made this for a high school project and my teacher was upset at me using Beyoncé to celebrate the King.
Happy MLK Day y'all
Direct action
lifehack
if you catch and fight the UPS guy and win you get to keep all the packages in the truck
me: i want to buy new books
the 10 unread books i bought last year, staring at me from my bookshelf:
First day of life up until 6th grade
Jumped all the way to Freshman year of High School
Then I cut my hair Junior year, why did I do that
Slowly it started growing back and then….
I finally felt comfortable to express myself (the picture on the left was my debut)
At this point in my transition I am 6 months into HRT
A year on HRT
Over a year and a half on hormones. My transition hasn’t been the clearest path but I am so happy that I am on it.
Update:
2 years since my coming out
2 years on hrt
2.3 years on hrt
2 and a half years on hormones
Its been a while since I’ve done an update so here it goes
At this point I am 3 years into my Hormone Replacement Therapy. I’m thriving.
These pictures were taken days apart and I am 3 and a half years into my medical transition (The picture on the right was also posted by Instagram on all their major social media handles attached with an interview I did with them for International Women’s Month)
During this time I was 4 years into HRT. Clearly living for it.
I am currently 4 and a half years into HRT, 5 years into socially transitioning, 6 years into when i first came out to my community around me and I’m loving life more than I ever thought I would.
😍😍😍 I’m such a hopeless lesbian! What a beauty! What a wonderful story of claiming identity! I love it!
Appleflap Candyland
Jinglebells Crumplebutt
Basildon Clusterfuck
Mandarin Zippleback
Benefloop Crinklewham
Handygit Thunderclap