The eyes are the veil to our soul

23 // Capricorn // Ox // Bisexual // INFJ-A // Ardent Video Gamer // Open // Philosophical //Snapchat, Instagram, Tellonym: Marshbear1073 //

[weaver-z]

Hey, this isn't dunking on people who like or use labels like this, but I think there's a bit of a push in online spaces to figure out every facet of your identity through intense self-introspection and increasingly obscure microlabels that just... isn't really necessary. If your gender or sexuality is stressing you out in a way that isn't beyond your control (i.e. dysphoria or facing transphobia/homophobia), just take a step back and realize that if no label ever clicks for you, you can just grab the nearest umbrella term and go. It's that simple. If you do see a more obscure label and go "Yesss, that's me!" good for you, but you literally don't have to.

[burningmine-deactivated20230217]

Gold Creek Trail, July 2022

[tlumeti]

FOR ALL MANKIND 1.07 / 1.10 / 2.06 / 3.08

[gameraboy2]

Peanuts, November 13, 1964

[lyricsilove]

cause you were never mine

[futw]

Teenage Bounty Hunters (2020)

[aimxmi]

[boringangel]

well!

[toastbutteregg]

[sassafranski]

[melisica]

[tropicuhl]

[snake-snack-stede]

it's so relatable that stede got stabbed and hanged and then had nightmares that everyone was mad at him

[konoko]

[positiveseed]

9 Things You Should Never Apologize For

[akindplace]

Don't put up with uncomfortable situations just to avoid conflict. Most of the time, people will understand when you set boundaries and simply say no. If they don't, try to remove yourself from the situation. You don't have to do things in detriment of yourself just to please others and keep them happy. You don't have to adapt to every single person's needs, and you don't have to meet all of their expectations, even if they think you should.

[you-are-another-me]