Magical.ly

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[perksofbeingace]

what's the difference between libido and attraction

libido: body says NOW

attraction: body says THIS ONE

[therainbowgorilla]

Oh my god I’m over here thinking its this big hard to explain thing but here you are explaining it perfectly in nine words wtf

[sketchkrsh]

Happy Pride Y’all!! 🏳️‍🌈💗

I did a series of Pride dragons two years ago that ended up circulating a lot and I thought I’d try my hand at redesigning them! I did 13 different flags total, I’ll add the other 3 soon (I’m posting from mobile rn) - shown in order left to right are:

1. Rainbow

2. Lesbian

3. Bisexual

4. Transgender

5. Nonbinary

6. Pansexual

7. Aromantic

8. Asexual

9. Genderqueer

10. Intersex

[magicalcopoperatorwobbler]

Every song in existence is somebody's favourite song

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The mind is the only thing that has to understand its own self

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In Spanish there is one letter of difference between kicking someone and giving them a potato.

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When you listen to a song that you know with headphones for the first time and it's got that bassssss

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When imagining a place you've never seen or been to do you picture a place you know in your head or do you imagine something you've never seen before?

Bonus points if when you get there you realize it looks nothing like what you were imagining in your head.

Extra bonus points if that shocks you and only then do you realize you were picturing something in your head when thinking about the place.

[magicalcopoperatorwobbler]

When you haven't seen your crush in person for so long that you inadvertently start interacting with them in a normal way on social media.

[sevi007]

Since telling my Mum that I considered myself ace, I already noticed that she was a bit… too interested, if you want to say it like that. Asking for “signs”, or how being ace feels like… I tried to answer her to the best of my ability, giving her links to websites that would explain better as I ever could.

Today she said, very quietly, “Do you think I could be ace, too?”

And I said very carefully “If you think it suits you, I don’t see why not”

And my Mum, my strong, self-confident Mum, who never once  has ever felt uncomfortable in her own skin as far as I know, beamed in relief. Relief. 

 Because she never knew. Because getting married young and bearing children for her husband (meaning sex) was expected of her. Because everyone gave her the feeling as if something would be wrong or broken about her if she didn’t want, didn’t do that.

Because her whole life long, she thought there was something wrong with her.

I’m honestly torn between feeling happy and relieved for her, and angry that humanity has such trouble with showing some understanding to those who don’t fit in the boxes society has designed for all of us.

[sevi007]

Update: My Mum was getting ready for bed when I noticed her humming loudly around her toothbrush and I asked her what the good mood was about.

  She beamed around a mouth-full of toothpaste and said, very proudly and deliberately, “I think I like that, being ace.”

And continued on with her brushing, humming a bit louder.

  (Or in other words, I’m more than a little bit teary eyed.)