he/they/it because i'll never be him
(and neos check my pinned post)
I love my husband @buckysrightarm1
Pfp from the lovely amazing @canashjustdiealready
addicted to this hellsite
PERSONAL INFORMATION
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I go by Mars or Solar/Solaris (sorry I know it’s confusing) irl and online, or you can call me raccoon or any nicknames
I'm a minor (woaw) so you know. don't be a pedophile but you can still chill on my blog.
poly (?) pan aro-ace spectrum. Maybe. Recipioromantic?
In a qpr (this does mean taken for me) hi bucky. Hiiiii hello hiiiiii
BLOG RULES (?)
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literally just don't be an ass. i'll block you. other than that everyone is welcome (if you hurt my moots i will hunt you down and you will experience firsthand what a slow death feels like)
THINGS I LIKE
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Our Flag Means Death, Project Hail Mary, Hell Followed With Us, Mindless Self Indulgence, Green Day, Bones, Body Horror, Fish, Women, Birds, Bugs, Bees, Teeth, Hollow Knight, Baba is You, The Binding of Issac, THE LOST BOYS THE MUSICAL THE LOST BOYS THE LOST BOYS THE LOST BOYS THE LO. and my partner hii bucky hiiiiiii hellooo
MASTERPOST OF TAGS:
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Tumblr is a place to express yourself, discover yourself, and bond over the stuff you love. It's where your interests connect you with your
‼️‼️Reminder that polyamorous people are AWESOME and AMAZING and REAL PEOPLE and NOT CHEATING and it comes with a GIANT cuddle pile ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ shocking I know ❗️❗️❗️❗️❗️
Thing is, in the vocabulary of an old-fashioned British person, I feel like "dear" is every bit as flexible as "bless your heart," to an elderly Southern lady. "Bless your heart," can mean, "oh my goodness, I'm so sorry that happened." It can mean, "it is a wonder to me that your two overworked brain cells can make you breathe and walk at the same time." It can also mean, "fuck you. Fuck the horse you rode in on. Fuck the fleas on the horse you rode in on."
Likewise, "dear," can mean everything from, "we are officially roommates but generations to come will ship us," to, "you, sir, should be run out of the country by a whole army of deranged vuvuzela players." And your hiring manager never has to know which extreme this letter falls closer to.
I know this isn’t probably part of school curricula anymore so here you go:
Personal or friendly letters use dear as a greeting most often; professional or business letters use honorific + last name or full name. If you do not know who the professional letter needs to be addressed to, then you address it to dear + the position, but yes it’s weird. You can also say To The Hiring Manager or Office of or even To Whom It May Concern as a last resort. Emails can be a bit less formal where you can just use a first name, but if you’re using it to, say, submit a cover letter, use the classic letter format.
Speaking of format, friendly letters go:
Greeting of choice,
Here’s the body of the letter with an indent (5 spaces) at the beginning. No need for double spacing. You can throw the date in at the top somewhere if you really want to, but it’s not a requirement. We’re all friends here.
Sign off of choice,
Your Name
A business (i.e professional letter) or email goes:
Mx. Surname,
I’m writing the body of this letter with a double space after the greeting and no indent because it is a business letter. A cover letter will include a header with my contact information and the date I’m writing it. Follow the Luke Skywalker in Jabba’s Palace structure in that case. Business emails should also follow this format because it’s the same format for an old fashioned memo. You can even opt for a colon instead of a comma after the greeting if you want to be fancy.
I like how I decided I should paint a hyper realistic beetle after never painting hyperrealism and not even painting at all in the past three years outside of one assignment where I did mini famous impressionist paintings
I like how I decided I should paint a hyper realistic beetle after never painting hyperrealism and not even painting at all in the past three years outside of one assignment where I did mini famous impressionist paintings