an adjustment of the microscope's lens

would climb mountains for gillian anderson/and/or dogs niamh, 18, smol queer bean. troye sivan wannabe. angsty poet. thinking about carol 2015 directed by todd haynes about 98% of the time (they/them)

[iprayforangels-deactivated20220]

Not only is it okay for nonbinary people to have boobs and like their boobs. It’s also okay for nonbinary people to want boobs or to want bigger boobs. It’s okay for nonbinary people to dislike having a flat chest or to wish their boobs were bigger. It’s okay for nonbinary people to seek out medications and surgeries that will give them their desired silhouette. Nonbinary people who enjoy padding and wearing push up bras, should feel free to do so. Wanting boobs is fantastic and nonbinary people should feel free to celebrate boobs and to be excited for boobs. Wanting boobs is just as normal a thing for a nonbinary person to want as wanting a flat chest. 

[silksweets]

something about layers always makes me feel so prepared... like a backpack on its own is great, but a backpack over a jean jacket over a flannel over a tank top? killer. heavy boots on their own are great, but heavy boots over thick socks, laced up around the bottom of your jeans? dude. off we go on an adventure

[zenwords]

“Grief is really just love. It’s all the love you want to give, but cannot. All that unspent love gathers up in the corners of your eyes, the lump in your throat, and in that hollow part of your chest. Grief is just love with no place to go.”

— Jamie Anderson, via tinybuddhaofficial 

[kaijuno]

Having adhd and getting those questions on homework or tests that say “explain your thought process” like oh boy are you sure you wanna go down that road buddy

[the-worm-man]

half of the time:

the other half:

[swiftlittledreamer]

[youfitinmypoem]

“An Altweibersommer refers to the period between September and October when it’s still warm, bright and sunny, but autumn is creeping in. It’s essentially late summer.” anyways that’s folklore for me

[katherinehanratty]

[tylorswift-deactivated20250623]

i knew you, your heartbeat on the High Line once in twenty lifetimes

[sunflower-cane]

You know I love how so many people are like “respect boundaries respect consent” until it’s time to respect people w OCD who can’t shake hands or be touched or when an autistic person tells their family member they can’t give hugs or when a chronically ill person tells you “no I can’t do this thing” and you think “maybe if I just make them do it anyway it’ll make them stronger” or when a mentally ill person or someone who has been abused is like “I don’t want to be around this person/thing it’s triggering” and you get people guilting them to “just get over it”

If you’re about consent and boundaries, good, you should be, but remember to keep that energy when moms of autistic kids are like “I still hug my child even tho it makes them have panic attacks” or when someone’s like “yeah they said they don’t want to be around this person cause it’s “triggering” but I’m their friend so they should do it for me” or when a disabled person says they can’t go up the stairs and you’re begging them to “try anyway”

Don’t lose that mindset, or that energy when it’s time to respect the boundaries or consent of mentally ill and disabled people.

[egberts]

[mercurialshigh]

the way “stolen lullabies” fades out before she can even finish saying it, like the words were just taken right out of her mouth....... poetic cinema

[andyoucallmeupagain]

Illicit Affairs (2020)

[katherinehanratty]

[katherinehanratty]

[lovingrot]

[loveisbraveandwild]

oh my god

[felinetay]

i love when taylor writes about kissing a girl named betty in her garden and on her porch in front of her stupid friends and when she writes about having an illicit affair with a woman who leaves her perfume she bought for her husband at home so her scent doesn’t fill up taylor’s place when she visits and when she writes about being seven and loving the braids in a girls hair and promising to move away with her so neither of you ever have to live in the closet anymore and when she writes about wearing betty’s cardigan while betty dances in her levi’s drunk under the streetlights and when taylor writes about girls-