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I’m feelin nostalgic

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Opening up commissions soon!

[consivanqueen]

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keep the rose, it suits your outfit well       //        small miraculous doodles

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big bat lesbian 

[schuylering]

i think reading this quote is the first time i’ve really registered the fact that the characters in hamilton aren’t based on their historical counterpoints as people, they’re based on the words they left behind

jefferson is obviously the best example of this because his musical character so clearly doesn’t match up to contemporary descriptions of him as shy, awkward, etc, but equally as clearly DOES match up to the character you would create of him if you only had his words–smooth, cocky, showy.

this is also super important for understanding musical burr, i think: i’ve seen people talk about how hard it is to match historical burr (lights himself on fire, constantly broke, clearly a fucking mess) with musical burr, who’s smooth-talking and put-together and in every way a counterpoint to hamilton’s messy brashness. but lmm literally explains their characters in terms of their writing: “hamilton left behind 27 volumes of written work, burr left behind less that two. and i think that sort of tells you everything you need to know.” (x) that’s fundamentally what their characters are based on.

for this show that’s so fundamentally about the ways we tell stories and the way we all are remembered–and just as fundamentally about words and the power of language–i just think it’s a really fascinating choice to create characters out of words, not just on the craft level but on a greater meta level wrt what we leave behind

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keep the rose, it suits your outfit well       //        small miraculous doodles

[mesopelagic]

all my followers are reblogging that post on how “if youre a trans man on t for longer than 5 years you will get uterine cancer” and 

1)  the link is a huffington post article,  

2)  im not a trans man but ive been looking and cant find any sources on long-term testosterone use having an increase in cancer rates,

and 3)  im not saying this is fearmongering trans ppl but it sure is cispicious

[boyfriendofficial-deactivated20]

trans men on t: just get your junk checked up by a doctor once a year, you don’t ever need a hysterectomy unless your doctor finds something concerning. if your doctor or anyone else says you MUST get a hysto after a set amount of time, DONT BUY IT

[allahrakhii-deactivated20210317]

that doesn’t even make sense, considering uterine cancer is associated with more exposure to estrogen. also this article doesn’t have anything regarding trans men, but it does say that exposure to testosterone shows no correlation with proliferation of the cells lining your uterus

[mesopelagic]

long story short theres not enough information on long-term effects of hrt to definitively say “this is going to give you cancer” especially when theres a five year timer on it.

the other post had about 4k notes last i saw - which is hundreds of trans people who now believe transitioning is going to potentially kill them in a few years. please be more critical of what “trans information” posts you post and reblog, because this is straight up cruel

[pinklemonadelesbians]

lesbians = lovely 💟

bi girls = beautiful 💖

pan girls = perfect 💗

[pixiedropsacid]

Ok but so are straight girls irrelevant? Bit rude.

[pinklemonadelesbians]

whats a straight girl

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Girls who like guys

[pinklemonadelesbians]

i don’t get it??

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the real gay agenda is saving the environment and throwing pies @ people

[riverselkie-deactivated20190510]

anyway so i feel like the western obsession with romantic love is symptomatic of the absence of community we experience in our socially isolating society,

[lizardest-bethany]

it’s the only type of love we’re really “allowed” to have and it’s really sad. i hope everyone realizes at some point that you don’t need to be dating someone to love them, and that you don’t need any romance just to be loved.

[thesnadger]

It’s harmful in so many ways. It’s harmful and isolating to people who don’t experience romantic love. It’s harmful to people who, for any reason, can’t be in a romantic relationship. It minimizes the importance of other forms of love and trivializes non-romantic relationships. And finally it harms people who are actually in romantic relationships by sending the message that your romantic partner should be the only person to fulfill all your emotional needs and vice versa.

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i am so excited to finish this but i have to go to work