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lone-nyctophile

#it’s also my birthday month #tomorrow I turn 33!#how did that happen

thyming-deactivated20220220

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forestcwhore

𝒍𝒆𝒕’𝒔 𝒈𝒐 𝒇𝒐𝒓 𝒂 𝒘𝒂𝒍𝒌 🍃

oatmilkcore

reverse ‘i knew about it before it was cool’. i refuse to consume it until it is borderline irrelevant.

feotakahari

I refuse to consume it until it no longer costs $60.

#me just starting to listen to mcr #about me

aesthetic-day-dream

Kinda rude that it’s the 3rd of September and the weather hasn’t immediately chilled down but whatever

#we are refinishing the floors in our new house #and it is so damn hot #but today should be cooler so yay

antiyourwokehomophobia2

Seeing photos, stories, diary entries, poems, etc. that feature gay people from the past makes me so goddamn emotional.

Like.

They were in danger. Genuine, actual danger. If found out, they could be left homeless, jobless, friendless, disowned, beaten, dead.

And yet, here they were. Taking photos with their partner. Writing about their love in diaries they prayed nobody would find.

Isn't that beautiful?

They lived in a time where--if that photo or piece of writing were found--they'd end up facing severe consequences.

And yet, they took that risk.

I wonder what their thought process was?

Do you think they looked at their partner and thought: Nothing anybody could ever do to me would be worse than keeping my love for you locked up, fearfully, in my mind.

And I wonder how they must feel knowing that those photos were found. Those writings were read. Decades--maybe even centuries--later. But the people who view them don't recoil in disgust. No, they look closer and feel kinship. They look closer and see two people in love. They look closer and feel a little less alone.

happyheidi

In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit 🍃

~ hobbitontours on ig

happyheidi

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paulfrankjuliusthemonkey

I think some of you are missing the point with free Britney. You shouldn't only care because it's Britney Spears. It shouldn't be "oh she's suffered enough publicly so now I'll care". There are estimated 1.5 million people in the US under conservatorships. It's upsetting that people only care about disability justice if it's a celebrity and Britney Spears is by far not the worst case.

cuntess-carmilla

@ The people who only care because it's Britney, Britney herself said it's not just her suffering under this. She says:

I truly believe this conservatorship is abusive, and that we can sit here all day and say oh, conservatorships are here to help people. But ma’am, there is a thousand conservatorships that are abusive as well.

Britney's case is heartbreaking and infuriating, but she's not the only one suffering under this system of conservatorships that allow for so much easy and economically benefitial abuse. Other people who're also going through abusive conservatorships matter just as much as Britney does, they all matter a lot. This is a systemic issue that goes beyond Britney alone and she herself is very aware of it.

While it's true and important to say that despite claiming she's so "unfit" for a fully free adult life yet she keeps being exploited as a full time worker against her will, it's extremely shitty to try and justify getting Britney out of her conservatorship by saying "she's not disabled, so she shouldn't be in a conservatorship".

No. I don't know if she's actually disabled or not, that information is none of our business unless she decides in all freedom to tell us. But, regardless of whether Britney is actually disabled or not, people who are in fact disabled shouldn't be going through this type of hell on Earth either. Britney doesn't deserve to be under a conservatorship not because she might not be disabled. She doesn't deserve this conservatorship BECAUSE NO HUMAN BEING DOES. Not even the ones with confirmed and utterly debilitating disabilities!

rhythmlessgay

Conservationships used to be so easily abused, especially towards the elderly, there were cases of healthy, fit people being forced into them by random strangers as recently as the 2010s. It's not just Britney, it's has been a whole industry.

two-thirtyy

Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

Look buddy, i’m just trying to make it to Friday.

taykoutmccleod

reblog if its friday and you made it

lorddyke-deactivated20191217

I want lesbian movies about a young girl meeting her high-school sweetheart and watch their romance blossom through school and then college and then eventually into the adult world where they realise there's no-one else out there for them. I want lesbian movies about a hardened WWII female soldier who meets a headstrong but sweet nurse and fight for their love until they can eventually be together in a little cottage, passing off as spinsters with their age and just being seen as two friends living together. I want a lesbian movie about a quirky exchange student who falls in love with a girl in her exchange country but their language and culture barrier makes for slapstick scenarios that leave the audience face-palming and the characters blushing. I want a lesbian movie about friends to lovers, enemies to lovers, lovers to enemies to friends to lovers. I want innocence, I want passion, I want romance, I want comedy, I want more than what we have.

I want lesbian media that doesn't revolve around men or cheating or prejudice or betrayal or lust. I want lesbians, I want love.

mycozyaesthetics

Farm life 🍎

lifeafterpsychiatry

If you hide and censor your true self in order to appeal to more people, then the ones who would genuinely appreciate the real you might never notice you. So don't choose conformity over honesty. A bunch of polite but fake connections will never beat a genuine one. So wait for the real deal. Don't censor yourself to fit in cause where you're actually meant to belong, no one will want you to.