[counting-stars-gayly]

Sad, gay boy falls in love with his straight, best friend and gets rejected? Tired. Boring. Sad, gay boy falls in love with his best friend and finally gets a win when the friend turns out to be gay, too? Phenomenal. Never gets old.

[lesbianfanfictionenthusiast]

'everyone makes mistakes' wrong will byers has never done anything wrong once

[deyassification]

[intyruswestan]

[sugamichi]

[scientifthicc]

so i saw a tweet about grey’s anatomy and one of the replies mentioned general hospital so i remembered how garren lake was in that show and then i started thinking about how he left andi mack to go on general hospital and then i started thinking about andi mack and then i remembered watching the show when each episode came out and then i starting thinking about being on here during that era and then and then i got really emotional about all the times i had on here and how much i loved that fucking show and then i had a mental breakdown and redownloaded tumblr to find that feeling again because all i want is to experience the 2018-2019 andi mack tumblr era again okay bye

[scientifthicc]

hello bi-yearly check in. the world has gone to shit okay goodbye

[boykavalier]

[rainy-autumn-day]

[scientifthicc]

wow every time i occasionally log into tumblr i think about all the time i spent on here and being in the andi mack fandom and i get sad i miss it tbh

[vatican3]

“Hello, my name is Sharlene Pike and I am a black transgender person originating from South Africa and working as a receptionist/host. I moved to the United States 4 years ago alone and without any support, as my parents died in my home country when I was 18. Being a transgender black female immigrant places three discrimination barriers and makes it extremely hard to socialize and find a job to live properly. Nevertheless, I tried my best. I had been working at 7 different companies as a receptionist/host/waitress for these four years, but 2 months ago I lost my job. The reasoning I was given - ‘staff reduction due to COVID-19 complications’. I have been unemployed for these 2 months, but the reason I can’t start a new job is not COVID-19. In February, I was diagnosed with stage-3 esophageal cancer. I had no prior knowledge of my diagnosis as this type of cancer can be quite concealed, and I had only two or three weeks of eating discomfort before I had a medical consultation. The company I was working at had a special program to support staff members who need expensive surgeries or therapies, and I believe my diagnosis was the true reason I was reduced, since it happened just after I told my office I might need an extended medical leave. The sum I have spent on the medical procedures only to clarify the future treatment equals my 3 salaries. The sum I’m asking for is actually covering first 6 months of treatment and the cheapest drug - basically simply to have a chance to survive. I have no health insurance and I can’t take a new job because my health condition significantly deteriorated. The thing that I have learnt throughout these months is that it is very hard to get any, even basic medical help if you are transgender. The death rate of the esophageal cancer is about 30%, which is very high, and I ask you to help me to have a chance to survive. I tried to deal with everything without anyone by my side, but current circumstances left me with no choice but to ask you to donate and share my story. Thank you very much.”

this gofundme was started on june 19th, 2020 and as of june 30th, 2020 she still needs donations! i’ll reblog with the donation link in one moment.

[gahdamnpunk]

Can we support him please?!

[comfygiant]

I would love to share this with everyone who may happen to see this post. Please support this wonderful human being. He spent nearly a half century in prison for a crime he never committed. And the only thing that kept him going was his artistic endeavors. He deserves the best life can offer anyone ❤️

[scientifthicc]

damn i really come back once a month for five minutes dont i

[black-to-the-bones-deactivated2]

The war on drugs is rooted in racist policies . The failure of the war and drugs is obvious. We need to find a better solution, because people of color should never be the victims of racist policies. White Americans are more likely than black Americans to have used most kinds of illegal drugs, including cocaine and LSD. Yet blacks are far more likely to go to prison for marijuana, which is not a hard drug. Moreover , even when white people get caught , they get less time in prison. 

[dealanexmachina]

…is that Rachael Leigh Cook, the same actress who did the original anti-drug ad when she was a teenager?

[ruffboi-mags]

It is indeed.

[cozza-frenzy]

She grew up, realized she’d been exploited to further a racist government agenda, and turned around to bite the hand that feeds. Awesome.

[midnight-spectrum-again]

Love this

[samsfenders]

your kids are sick but they’re gonna be just fine I said possibly not if you keep raising them this way you’re just leading them to die, oh your disbelief and dismay

[myeclecticdream09]

[thou-creature-of-the-deep]

[cubanpercy]

[whitepeopletwitter]