This might get weird, y'all

Oh hai, my name's Camille and I'm a little obsessed with youtubers. I'm hella gay. My ask box is always open if you want to talk. IG: @camilleeee

[ohmysmellbig]

Finally! @mamrie your show was amazing. Thanks again for taking some time to chat with us afterwards. Sorry I was such a mess, I was just the happiest person on earth at this very moment (and I had a couple beers in my system). Thank you for everything!

[aly-semi-archived-deactivated20]

How do we explain to 40+ year olds online that you can’t just end every sentence with “…” without conveying a really ominous vibe lol.

[aly-semi-archived-deactivated20]

i love that this post has informed me that thousands of other people my age are terrified by totally innocuous messages from parents, professors, and bosses. 

[4beit]

okay, look, so my mother does this all the time. but her name is dot, so to her ‘…’ is just a signature (dot dot dot). 

but how can i tell her that “okay see you at home…” and “what do you want for dinner…” ARE REALLY OMINOUS AND FORBODING. 

[ohmysmellbig]

How to pronounce Grace Helbig

[trumpisnothitleryoureamoron]

All I want is for grace helbig to see this

[fullhouseforever87]

[rlyhigh]

[shortychubbyme]

[sparklecorpse-deactivated201906]

lets play a fun game called ‘is this paranoid thinking or can i actually trust my instincts’

[womanifesting]

[positive-lesbian-vibes]

Girls in tight black skinny jeans… Girls in ripped holey jeans…. Girls in baggy mom jeans…. Girls in sheer black tights… Girls in fishnet tights…. Girls in knee high socks….. Girls in sweatpants….. Lms if you agree

[positive-lesbian-vibes]

I FORGOT about girls in high waisted jeans. High waisted jeans, overalls, and denim skirts I’m so sorry

[meanplastic]

real heroes don’t wear capes

[yotsuyugoebrutus]

My personal favorite LGBT memes:

“Harold, they’re lesbians”

“[Anything completely irrelevant to the LGBT community but happens to be enjoyed by many LGBT people] is gay culture”

“I’m not heterophobic I have a straight friend”

Acting like Macklemore is the savior of the LGBT community

Insisting the Babadook is gay

Posts that exaggerate how straight people write gay people (But let’s be real is it really exaggerating?)

“6 months on HRT” [Picture of something unrelated] “vs 4 years on HRT” [Picture of something vaguely similar but drastically different]

“There are only two genders” [Two pictures that are completely unrelated to gender]

“LGBT stands for:” [One or all the letters are changed to completely irrelevant things. Notably if one letter is changed it’s usually the T, or even the B]. (Example: “LGBT stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, uhh… Transformers…”)

Using football as a way to reference straight people without outright saying it, as if you’re too hesitant to say “straight/heterosexual” out loud

Honestly all of them are good but I can’t be here all day

[iwantyoudarachme]

“[Slight inconveniences/annoyances that everyone deals with on a daily basis] is homophobic.”

[ultimatemeganekko]

• [Something didnt go your way] “Macklemore didnt die for this”

[nero-neptune]

- Just guys bein dudes/ just gals bein pals - down with cis - doss [someone] is gay - the moon is a lesbian - who’s the handmaiden and who’s the feudal lord?

[becausetonightweareinfinite]

[cantcontrolthegay-deactivated20]

[hiphopatihop]

[skrewsociety]

If I stare at your lips while we’re talking, just make out with me because it’s already on my mind

[tealesbian]

I’ve never wanted to be someone else more in my entire life

[ultrafacts]

Abdul Sattar Edhi, is a prominent Pakistani philanthropist, social activist, and humanitarian. He is the founder and head of the Edhi Foundation, a non-profit social welfare organisation in Pakistan.

Edhi has remained a simple and humble man. To this day, he only owns a couple pairs of clothes, has never taken a salary from his organisation and lives in a small two bedroom apartment over his clinic in Karachi. He has been recommended for a Nobel Peace prize by the Prime Minister of Pakistan.

Edhi Foundation also runs the world’s largest ambulance service and operates free nursing homes, orphanages, clinics, women’s shelters, and rehab centres for drug addicts and mentally ill individuals. It has run relief operations in Africa, Middle East, the Caucasus region, eastern Europe and the U.S. where it provided aid following the New Orleans hurricane of 2005.

“Every day before school, my mother would give me two paisa and say, ‘Spend one paisa on yourself and give the other away,’” Edhi remembers. “When I came home, she would ask me where I had given away my one paisa. It was her way of creating an awareness in me of the need for social welfare.” [x]

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