one moment. i’m transsexualizing

basil / he/him / 25 / white / icon is by hipdadz:))!!!

[mmmmalo]

[aspergilloma]

It sounds kinda dramatic but I think psychosis (particularly schizophrenia) is often socially regarded as a form of death. Psychotics aren't seen as real, living people so much as ghosts or fragments of our sane selves.

[junglejim4322]

You can tell how disconnected someone is from other people if they by default assume someone does not have an experience unless they volunteer the information to all at all times

[junglejim4322]

I notice this a lot with sexual abuse in particular like do you know how common it is to experience that you have to either be genuinely dumb or trying to intimidate people into silence to expect people to divulge that information to you before talking

[lozyrosie]

Help Baby Omar

[lozyrosie]

Omar Update:

Thanks to everyone's donations he was able to see a doctor, get medicine, flour, and milk. Omar will eventually need surgery, so continuing to share his story makes a massive difference.

[cheaphalloweencostume]

this actually makes more sense to me than like anything else happening in the world currently. like it blows catastrophically to be sure but it checks out

[duncebento]

the most beastful games

[charl0ttan]

sorry, i think you're confusing me with somebody who doesnt give a shit

[charl0ttan]

tell me everything

[perdviv-deactivated20211109]

I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I - the alphabet as seen from the side

[ghostpalmtechnique]

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

the alphabet as seen from directly above

[sacred-portal]

[monidoll]

a lot of people here have an understanding of intersectionality below that demonstrated by blizzard's diversity charts

[probuccalfat]

many of you have uncles that died tragically

[probuccalfat]

everyone’s telling me how their uncle died 😭 never change tumblr

[drops-of-universe]

poetry fans be like i love that poem it made me feel fucking awful & horrible & scared

[sunburnt-brian]

[omtai]

Making coffee at home is so great because sometimes it tastes like gorgeous actual coffee youd get for $12 & other times it tastes like ashtray water and you never know what youre doing different to make it so

[pjharvey]

we have to start running a massive PSA campaign to young gay people so everyone understands there is a difference between being a dom and being a top and between being a sub and being a bottom. and also that sometimes you are neither a sub nor a bottom and you're just like shy. we need to be handing out flyers we need ads at every train station spreading the word

[warren-keplers-funk-band]

attack for @wattse (wattse)

[entryn17]

was gonna make a post scratching my head over how come the state of discussion surrounding marginalized identity and accountability on here has become so goddamn infuriating to sift through but genuinely i think it's cause white marginalized people on this site sincerely believe their oppression on different axes innoculates them against participating in any form of bigotry especially racism. it literally all boils down to that

[entryn17]

it makes me drag my hands down my face seeing the same one situation occur again and again where a white person on this site will say some extremely tone-deaf and racist shit and then god forbid an aggressive, i mean scary, i mean killjoy, i mean passionate person of color brings it up and it all becomes about how the white person is neurodivergent or transgender or gay or disabled or was vagued on twitter or was a gifted kid or is trying to heal their inner child or they're playing toys or something

[worldhistoryfacts]

In the 19th century, Americans idealized wilderness, which they defined as natural areas without people in them. The issue with this, of course, was that the “wilderness” areas that they wanted to turn into national parks had people in them.

So what was it like for the people who lived in these “wildernesses,” what happened to them, and what evidence is left of their lives?

Only to the White Man Was Nature a Wilderness

Native Americans in the national parks