#isnt real

[startrek-themed-barmitzvah]

truly soulless

[iron-lion-of-zion]

Im very pro israel, and I thought Hind was real? Is she not real?

why would a modern military need to "beseige" a car with a baby in it?

How could a baby supposedly stuck in a car for days in a hot car survive?

How could this child allegedly get to and use a cell phone?? That lasted for DAYS???? come the fuck on everyone 😂

Propaganda is INSANE 🙃

[npd-culture-is-blog]

npd culture is thinking about the potential of your sibling having traits of your pds and being like "nah im sure she's fine," because she's not allowed to have the same pds as me, im clearly superior and better than her so we cant share anything!

-🌃⛓️

[phinnking]

i know a lot of people like to make fun of young queer people who use a bunch of microlabels and engage in niche or "cringe" aesthetics but im gonna be so honest, i love them so much. i 100% was that kid and while now i don't really use or think about any of the labels i used back then, that doesn't make that time any less valuable and valid (and it doesn't make someone less valid if they do keep using that terminology into their adult life!). queer kids who are figuring themselves out and are learning about new fun words for genders and pronouns and sexualities deserve to run wild and be loud and happy and not carry and be impacted by the shame that many of us have been taught to hold.

my cousin is a year younger than how old i was when i first realized i was queer and they've vaguely known they were queer for a couple years now. personally, i think that's pretty awesome. recently they've gotten into the very stereotypical scene kid aesthetic and i make a point to compliment them on it every time i see them. almost every time i see them they have a new adjustment as to how they view their gender/sexuality and i always tell them that that's really cool and i give them a hug. recently they told me they have a boyfriend and listed like 3 separate labels as to how he defines his gender and i asked them if i was remembering the definitions of all those words correctly (which i was because, like i said, i was that kid lol).

it's just all these small things that seem so trivial or "weird/cringe" that so many people look down on queer kids for engaging in and i'll never understand it. i think it is so unbelievably cool that these people are figuring themselves out and finding new terms and identities and things that they can be and they're just so excited by it. being excited by queerness is cool! wanting to engage in niche subcultures is cool! allowing yourself to be who you are in that moment without the worrying guilt of having to get it "right" is wonderful and awesome and cool and how it should be!! please do not teach the queer kids to be ashamed of themselves in a time where they should be able to run wild and figure out their identities in a way that truly makes them happy!!!!

[planet--eris]

hornet!!! :3 based on the "Daughter of the Stars" skin Ive been playing with recently

[petewentzisblack1312]

death to the imperial core let the third world and especially the small island developing states inherit the earth.

[meet-me-in-the-kitchen]

can you guys believe Harry Styles is a singer, actor, AND former First Lady of the United States of America