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my blog is just as messy as my life <3

[dearly]

City of Trees (2019)

[cortue]

One of the things I like about this website is that there are people I’ve been following on here for so long that it has been literal years since we shared a single fandom thing in common and basically never talk and yet when I see their posts, another gifset for a show I don’t watch and have no context for, I still feel a friendly warmth like – hey, glad you’re out there still enjoying random shit.  Here’s some content on the niche thing I’m hyper fixating on in return.

[solassitudes]

loving someone is so interesting because there are moments I get to see who I am without all of my trauma. Like I remember feeling like I wasn’t the affectionate type until I met my first love, and suddenly I had words for daysss. simply overflowing with affection and words for her. I didn’t realize I was capable of that. And then, with a different love, I learned how much I loved to touch. How much I wanted to hold and to cuddle and to feel. how natural it felt. I didn’t know I would love to be touched so much. I feel like love after trauma is relearning yourself. love after trauma is seeing who you are when you’re offered a safe space. safe love is simply Being whoever you’re meant to be.

[knownhag]

chelsea peretti’s opening monologue at the tenth annual tech crunchies

[1000screaminglesbians-deactivat]

This Pride is a great time to remember that we have rights because of women of color. Marsha P. Johnson (Trans Black Woman), Sylvia Rivera (Trans Latina Woman), Stormé DeLarverie (Biracial Butch Lesbian), and Victoria Cruz (Trans Latina Woman) are the reason we have Pride.

Black Lives Matter

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[balverine]

Original post can be found here.

Gentiles are encouraged to read all the way through and reblog.

[minuty]

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[perfectly--intertwined]

[potato-bride]

@aliens-stole-my-ganja

[sinfullvibes]

half of me is a hopeless romantic and the other half of me is, well, an asshole

[minuty]

[horreurscopes]

one of the most important things i’ve learned in therapy is that when you’ve experienced prolonged trauma in your childhood, pleasure feels uncomfortable. like, not that you don’t feel it, but that when you do feel it there’s an impulse to make it stop, because it’s extremely unfamiliar. and pleasure can mean many things, as simple as feeling cozy, and as complex as feeling loved. the neural pathways for feeling good have not had a chance to develop, and the neural pathways for feeling bad are quite practiced. feeling good, too, takes conscious practice.

[book-caps]

[theambassadorposts]

Love Black Women

[lezkissgifs]

[complete--lunacy]

[sedraboc]