#telling everyone

[theonlinevegan]

[jaemtens]

psa: @sooncoups loves lee chan

[phantomahawk]

MY SYSTEM SAYS I NEED TO START WEARING BOOTY SHORTS IF THIS KEEPS UP. WHAT IS MY SYSTEM TALKING ABOUT? I WORE THEM ONCE IN THE HEADSPACE TO ANNOY EVAN. WHY IS MY SYSTEM SUDDENLY SAYING I NEED TO WEAR THEM MORE OFTEN?

THIS IS A JOKE BTW

[autumnsoldier13]

I texted my sister as I watched the live and she’s not a big Swiftie but she was excited too!

I texted my sister afterwards and she was also excited!

[nikkilovests13]

3 days since Lover

3 days of promo at work

“Hi how are you today my name is Nikki I’ll be taking care of you go buy Lover by Taylor swift what would you like to drink”

@taylorswift

[smodur-archive]

I like seeing posts about natural disasters because it reminds me of how like 7 people gave a shit about the wildfire for about 3 days and then I never saw anything about it again except on local news.

[anishinaabequay]

Tonight I did something that has been a huge step for me. Tonight I came out as bi to all of my friends on Facebook. I have been open about my bisexuality when it comes to those closest to me. I have told my mom, I have told my best friends, I have told past partners. But tonight I realized that the reason I am not open about it is because I am scared of judgement and what happened in Orlando has made me feel much differently about being open about who I am. I was silent for fear of judgement. As someone who has had a lot of queer friends but has been read as straight het for so long, I was afraid to say anything, afraid of the judgement of being bi and everything that entails. But as someone who is Latina, as someone who is Shinob, I am sick of hiding it for fear of that judgement. My queer family and community resembles Orlando's victims so much that it has scared me. I am scared and hurt and angry. And I am sick of being scared and hurt and angry when it comes to who I am. I'm still nervous about what I've done. I only posted an hour ago and I still want to delete the status. But I won't because I am sick of hiding who I am, of pretending that I am something I am not. I am in pain right now too and I want my queer family to know that I love them, that whether or not they realized it, I have always considered myself a part of them and that I love them to the ends of the earth. I'm only sorry that my own fears kept me from speaking to them about Orlando before now. Love is strong and love saves us from the most painful and terrifying moments. I will be true to that love now, privately and publicly.