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I was tagged by one of the loveliest bloggers out there: midvinterfrost thanks :)
List top 10 favorite characters (one per series/fandom) and then tag 10 people:
(in no particular order)
1- Will Graham (Hannibal)
2- Newt (Maze Runner)
3- Hawkeye (Marvel/Avengers)
4- Charlie Bradbury (Supernatural)
5- Alec Lightwood (The Mortal Instruments)
6- Castiel (Supernatural)
7- Lily Evans Potter (Harry Potter)
8- Leo Valdez (Percy Jackson)
9- Haymitch Abernathy (The Hunger Games)
10- Zoe Benson (American Horror Story)
Tagging people then...I won’t tag 10 people just feel free to do..
thechildofmay gnomequeenofthegingers finalgreenrose sumoci followtheblueandyellowpaintedsky
To anyone who smokes in public
I know there is nothing i can say to make you quit smoking. I'm a stranger on the internet. But if you are a smoker please be aware when there are people around you. My mother never smoked a day in her life but developed lung scarring and other sicknesses associated to secondhand smoke in her twenties. She already had Type 1 diabetes,and this has made her life harder. I can't be around smoke due to aggressive asthma and I will cough and sputter when I smell cigarettes. More than once I've thrown up in public from this. I have multiple medical issues and this doesn't exactly help them. And on multiple occasions,when the person smoking sees this, they have -laughed -told me to get over it -in my mothers case,blown the smoke in her face Please be careful when it comes to smoking In public.
I will make a pun every chance I get
Even in my Amazon wish list title https://www.amazon.com/registry/wishlist/1ERP5KHLOH0MX/ref=cm_sw_r_an_wl_o_iUDKvbQW8GN6V
To anyone upset by the supreme court ruling
You are the same people who told me I wasn't really queer if I was with a boy And that this is the path to righteousness "One man One woman" You are the same people Who liked to shout slurs at me When I held hands with a girl You are the same people who insist That a woman dating a woman Can only be a lesbian No matter how many times we say "I am pansexual" But you laugh You are the same people who will sit With a lesbian couple with two kids Call them your closest friends And still not think gay couples should Adopt or get married You're the same people who wouldn't let Younger girls backstage to undress Because "What if they don't know if they're straight or not I'm sure if there were gays here we'd know" As I anxiously awaited a text from a pretty girl Trying not to cry Why it took me years to be able to say to a full cast of women in a musical To my family To my friends I like girls too And why it took 15 years For me to truly be comfortable stating it You're the same people who refuse To believe there could be anyone queer in your hometown of San Fransisco As your niece explains to a starry eyed Little girl That those men holding hands Love each other like their Mommy and Daddy love each other "No they're just good friends don't be silly" Because according to you I'm not even here I'm not even family You're the same people who solemnly And studiously Listen when your kin quotes the scriptures "Adam and Even not Adam and Steve" When I have seen you look at girls The way I look at girls That you have internalized the hatred That they have instilled I could have sympathy I did But you quoted those scriptures right back at me With hate And you are disgusted And I slept on the floor When I stayed over And we aren't friends anymore You're the same people who won't let me In your home Because I am a sickness You are the same man Who will denounce me and others like me To Hell or to purgatory But the jokes on you Because your daughters lips were like Menthol and honey when they soothed mine When we held each other When we were so close That nothing else could be so perfect And she cried my name And she curses yours And just because what she felt went away How can the love I felt The love I still feel Be so evil? How could her smile be the grin of a devil When to me it looks like an angel So to anyone who believes That you gave us this right That it was as easy as you deciding That we could be happy Remember this fight Remember that for so long we struggled Remember this battle for love And go fuck yourself For thinking you deserve a medal And for thinking that the war is over
Me: (cries happy tears because marriage equality)
(Realizes we still have a long way to go for equality for marginalized groups)
Me: (cries slightly less happy tears)
*prays that one day there will be a Spiderman film centered around Miles Morales*
To the boys of Fall Out Boy
I remember being 8 years old and wanting to kill myself. My mom was hospitalized, and no one in my family came around to see how I was handling it. My dad was a mess,I was a mess. I was alone. Granted this was not the last time depression hit me like a punch to the face, but this time was the worst. It was the first time where I genuinely felt alone in the world. I remember how close I was to doing something really stupid. I also remember what helped me during this time. The thing that helped me pull myself out of the gutter,the thing that made me feel like I wasn't alone. Fall Out Boy. I would listen to entire albums a day, and I would cry because SOMEONE understood how I was feeling. And now whenever I feel like I could give up on myself I'll just go on Spotify and listen to one of your songs. It helps me think, helps me realize that I'm alive for a reason. Fall Out Boy helped me save my own life. For almost ten years you boys have been "there" for me. Last year I was going to go see you at Next Big Thing, and I was ecstatic. I wasn't able to attend the concert and even after almost a year I'm still devastated. So because I can't do it in person,I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart. For the difference you've made in my life,for helping me get through some of the hardest times of my life. Through sickness and sadness the music has never let me go through anything alone. Thank you for helping me stay strong. Thank you falloutboy, Chelsea