#lnofx

[ultraheavensdoor]

My girlfriend is the ocean and I love her 💧💙💧🌊

[ultraheavensdoor]

dating a girl who’s also nonbinary and neurodivergent is literally the most beautiful, magical, pure, healing, blessed thing thats ever happened to me

but also it means we both suffer and struggle a lot at the same time, and just end up crying into each other, lovingly

i just wish she and i could be happy all the time... i wish things could be calm and simple. i hope it happens one day

[geekandmisandry]

yo i know it's hard to respond to constant harassment on this but "tallying up a score" is a nasty way to talk about people

I’m sorry, but I laughed. Like, tallying up a score of how many people I have kissed is nasty? How? Because I am implying not may people would want to kiss a guy who is more obsessed with Japanese anime characters who look like young girls? Or because I am implying that the amount of people I have kissed adds up to a number? Because both of those things seem true. 

[madamehardy]

Once you get this, you have to say five things you like about yourself, publicly, then send this to 10 of your favorite followers (non-negotiable) (positivity is cool) ♥ :D

I’m a good writer and a great editor.   I can write a cold, effective, and vicious formal letter, e.g. to demand that the neighbor stop throwing dog poop over our shared fence.

I’m kind.  I can be cranky and downright furious, but I spend a lot of time doing what I can to make other people more comfortable, and maybe even happy.

In the face of chronic pain, I am doing my best to continue living a productive and maybe even useful life.

I have gorgeous silver hair.

I’m a fairly advanced garment sewer; I have made simple garments without a pattern.

I’m going to have trouble sending this to ten of my favorite followers, because many of them have already done this!  I’m doing as many as I can easily remember; please tag yourself, if you’d like to. 

[madamehardy]

TELL ME A COOL STORY about something especially quaker-y you saw in your youth

I think I’ve already told you this, but the Meeting I attended had a statue of a woman who was hanged for that religion.  She was sitting down with the rope around her neck.  The pedestal was engraved MARY DYER QUAKER and for the longest time I thought Quaker was her last name and Dyer her middle name.  She looked pretty irritated by the whole thing.

http://www.panoramio.com/photo/14314082