mostly, i want to be kind.

please be patient with your life, it’s only morning and you’re still yet to live your day.

[scramratz]

[palmer]

I’m going to the grocery store does anyone want to sublet my apartment for 45 minutes

[jurynullification]

How much

[palmer]

Only 3400

[jurynullification]

hot damn 🏃‍♂️ cmon guys lets go 🏃‍♂️🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🐕🧞‍♀️

[palmer]

ok I’m back you and your boyfriend and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your dog and your djinn can go

[ysengrm]

From the hoard (Dragon Magazine #1-100)

[kaikartel]

you are worthy of relationships that are reciprocal, considerate and intentional. and that isn’t limited to romantic love

[roseworth]

i don’t want to be angry anymore i’m never going to hate again unless someone says something really stupid or if i see something i don’t like at all or maybe just whenever i feel like it

[sunsbleeding]

[robustcornhusk]

seen coming home

[whitepeopletwitter]

[frankencanon]

[ ID: Two tweets by Jay Hulme @ JayHulmePoet that read as follows,

People go off about transphobes not knowing any better because they're 'old' and today my 90 year old Grandad gifted me one of his fancy suit jackets, complimented my terrible beard, and continued his extremely wholesome habit of calling me "sonny me lad".

So. Yeah.

I spent years terrified of coming out to him because he was in his 80's at the time so I wrote him a letter like "I'm a man, Gramps" and he was so proud he showed the letter to his neighbors and phoned me and opened with "So how's my Grandson?" and has never got a pronoun wrong.

/end ID. ]

[friendly-neighborhood-wizard]

I was kicked out of my home by my abusive parents shortly after I turned 18. Out of my parents, the most actively antagonistic was my mother, who refused to even acknowledge that I was trans. A year after I was kicked out, I moved across the country nearer to the area where my mother's extended family was. A few days after I arrived, I received the news that my grandmother, my mother's mother, had passed. Too worried about addressing the issue to my relatives in their grief, I stayed away.

Eventually I worked up the nerve to visit them, mainly to see and console my grandfather, but also because I couldn't bear the thought of losing all of my family because of who I was. I hadn't intended to come out, but when my grandfather asked me about the rift between my parents and me I ended up sitting down and crying as I came out to my grandfather, my great aunt and two of my second cousins.

My grandfather is definitely very neurodivergent and didn't seem to entirely grasp the concept of me being transgender, but he still told me encouragingly that it was not his job to tell me what I should do with my body, and that he was proud of me. My cousins both held me and told me they thought I was brave and would support me no matter what.

But I will never forget what my 92 year old, very southern, very religious great aunt said to me that day. She took my hand and called me by name, as I wept, before she leaned over to me knowledgeably and went, "There were some people I knew as a girl who were- they were born girls, but in their hearts they were really boys. And you could tell from the way they moved and acted… but their families wanted them to be girls. But I have always known people like you, and they were made that way because God wanted them to be that way and be true to themselves.

"I have loved you since the moment I saw you and I will still love you! You are becoming who you are, and that's good, because God made you that way! You are happy and I am happy! I am glad to have a nephew! I love you!"

Anyone who says older people get a pass to be transphobic just because they're old is full of shit.

[peaceandlove26]

everything is funny & i love being alive

[stonesense]

i will now think about my oc when they were very small. this will surely not give me psychic damage

[the-crow-in-the-blooming-tree]

Horses in the mountains (Shymbulak, Kazakhstan)

[veryluckyclovers]

[pepperediris]

who up #notknowing and #beingconfused

[y00bi]

this comic is hard to swallow

ref/based from:

[anatsaja]

[bittersweetsadboi]

I love she’s absolutely not phased by the fact that she just took a dive into the floor. And the nonchalant boob grab, like she was climbing a mountain.

[effingsplashdamage]

Oh I’m sure that’s a mountain she’s climbed before

[fluffygif]

Ducklings on some lily pads.

[sivavakkiyar]

thank you potato. I love you potato. Everyone praise the potato