casper jericho

Your fave trans bi guy who doesn't know what he's doing with his life

[oldhesitantbullet]

Hey I made a new tumblr

I'm going to be posting there from now on so follow me there ( @casperjericho )

[oldhesitantbullet]

Me: *is a depressed bitch*

Someone: *mentions green day*

Me: *is a slightly less depressed bitch*

[daddyapo-deactivated20190625]

New rule, non muslims can’t say the word jihad. Until you stop conflating a word that means personal struggle with faith and temptation with terrorism youre just not allowed to say it.

[moody-poet-deactivated20180227]

I’m not a Muslim but I just thought I would reblog this because I think it’s definitely worth listening to.

[daddyapo-deactivated20190625]

It’s totally okay for non muslims to reblog this, and i encourage it. Im just glad you’re listening.

[neuroatypically-speaking]

Oh god, finally someone said it. Every time I see words like “jihadist” I want to scream, but I’m not Muslim, so I wasn’t sure I should say anything. 

Jihad means struggle. It doesn’t mean holy war or anything like it. In fact, there is no word in Islam for holy war, because the nature of Islam does not leave room for holy war. Islam has a juridical system, not a Pope who can just say “Go wage holy war.” Conflating the personal nature of jihad with violence is so very gross and it needs to stop. Period.

[geeko-kat]

Actually, there’s another word non-muslims in the media shouldn’t use:

Allahu Akbar. It’s not a statement of terrorism. It means “god is great”. It’s something we say to praise our lord. It’s what we say when we pray. It’s not a statement of terrorism. Allahu Akbar doesn’t mean terrorism stop using it as one

[liberalautisticqueernerd831-dea]

I would really appreciate it if non Muslims understood this

[psychedelicfelon]

Reblogging cause I had no idea

[divine-noire]

If I mispronounce your name because it is foreign to my tongue, correct me.

I don’t purposefully allow the accents of your name to fall flat on my tongue like the European English demands or the language to sound chopped and misheard.

If I don’t say your name correctly, don’t shrug and say it’s ok because people have been doing it all your life. Your mother worked hard to name you that name, with all its syllables and apostrophes and hyphens and inflection.

I don’t want to disrespect your heritage, your culture, your great grandmother or grandfather and their struggle.

If I mispronounce your name, forgive me, but don’t let it happen again. Make sure everyone knows your name.

[sheabutterlovin]

This

[sensicalabsurdities]

this also goes for chosen names

[pietriarchy]

good thing tumblr isnt on the level of other social media websites because I cant imagine a future employer diving into this hellhole after receiving my resume

[atraversso]

[wnq-anonymous]

I’m in love with who I’m becoming.

Anonymous  (via wordsnquotes)

[internethistory]

[torgoooo]

[diishii]

[blameaspartame-deactivated20200]

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Can you hear me? Are you near me?

[darthjordyn]

when crows remember people who wronged them and hold grudges it’s ‘intelligent’ and ‘really cool’ but when i do it i’m ‘petty’ and ‘need to move on?’ what kind of double standard honestly…..

[taylornesmom]

[pochacco]

holding hands is possibly the most heart warming activity ever. or when you see someone for the first time in a long time and they run up to you and squeeze you tight!!! and you kinda rock side to side with them because you’re so excited. or when someone rests their head on your shoulder when they’re tired or you get a kiss on the cheek or

[outcrying]

testosterone boys & harlequin girls

[mulhollandgf-deactivated2020020]

[deeperthots]

This weekend, activists in Uganda - a country where homosexuality is punishable by death - held their first Pride. 

This is the epitome of courage. I have no other words. 

[sloppy-deactivated20150331]

this is making me tear up holy shit

[coloured-braids]

This makes me soo fucking proud most of us in places like Nigeria and Uganda especially northern Nigeria, the punishment by law is getting stoned to death if you show any signs of being gay. This makes me sad that Me and thousands of others can’t be themselves but still, this is so FUCKING beautiful I am proud of the people of my African continent!

[becausedragonage]

I just want to make it clear that the photo was taken, and the first Ugandan Pride was held, in 2012. Five years later they’re still celebrating Pride. Despite the fact that they face police raids and arrests, they’ve made this an annual event. 

[methexys]