To be honest, I would react in the same way.
Because otherwise we wouldn't have the epic scene of the wedding 🥹
He looks shattered.
And then she asks him to leave 😭
His face after she tells him to leave her alone.

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To be honest, I would react in the same way.
Because otherwise we wouldn't have the epic scene of the wedding 🥹
He looks shattered.
And then she asks him to leave 😭
His face after she tells him to leave her alone.
this blog turns Ten Years Old on sunday
.
Being here,
it feels like penance
Not one I do for myself
but the one I've been
sentenced to instead
No will (a punishment)
Everyone talks about cat girl supremacy, but tbh we all know where it's really at.
CATBOYS. CATBOYS ARE WHERE IT'S AT.
Catboys are ruining my life and God am I okay with it.
Me: *sees any catboy on my server* Oh man, they look nice.
Also me:
hnnnnnngaaAAHHH~!!
I just wanted to take the time to post this, because it's literally me
Is my dad ashamed of my sexuality?
My dad is a bit.... confused on the whole LGBT+ thing. He thinks transgenders are confused, he thinks that it’s stupid giving labels for these things, that there’s already words for them.
A few days ago, i saw an encouraging sexuality post and it involved the phrase “average bi and ready to try” as a thing that was suppose to be encouraging and inspiring. I changed my Skype name to it, and my parents were pissed. they said that ready to try looked like i was prostituting myself and that i should never tell anyone i’m bisexual because it could get me hurt.
I understand his worries, but he doesn’t understand that I can take care of myself. My mom hasn’t really discussed the subject, seeing it hasn’t really come up in conversation regularly.
My dad would be furious if he found out I was even talking about this online, and my dad always tells me “don’t tell anyone you’re bisexual.” He says I can’t even tell my friends (but they were obviously the first ones I came out to.) I have to run this blog in secret. My dad doesn’t understand that my bisexuality is a big part of my personality
But I need advice: do you think he is ashamed of my sexuality?