i exist again

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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"

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@tarsieriffic
i exist again
When I realized that Protagonist guy is shaped like Duncan Total Drama, it made me want to commit arson.
thought I was the only one LOL
Phrase watch this.
Transcript:
My name is Brandon Boulware and, Chairman, I’ll go as quickly as I can. I’m a lifelong Missourian, I’m a busy lawyer, I’m a Christian, I’m the son of a Methodist minister, I’m a husband, and I’m the father of four kids—two boys, two girls—including a wonderful and beautiful transgender daughter. Today happens to be her birthday. And I chose to be here. She doesn’t know that. She thinks I’m at work.
One thing I often hear when transgender issues are discussed is, “I don’t get it. I don’t understand.” And I would expect some of you to have said that and to feel the same way. I didn’t get it either. For years, I didn’t get it. For years, I would not let my daughter wear girl clothes. I did not let her play with girl toys. I forced my daughter to wear boy clothes, and get short haircuts, and play on boy’s sports teams. Why did I do this? To protect my child. I did not want my daughter or her siblings to get teased. And truth be told, I did it to protect myself as well. I wanted to avoid those inevitable questions as to why my child did not look and act like a boy.
My child was miserable. I cannot overstate that. She was absolutely miserable. Especially at school. No confidence, no friends, no laughter. I can honestly say this—I had a child who did not smile. We did that for years. We did that against the advice of teachers, therapists, and other experts.
I remember the day everything changed for me. I got home from work, and my daughter and her brother were in the front lawn. And she had sneaked on one of her older sister’s play dresses. And they wanted to go across the street and play with the neighbors’ kids. It was time for dinner, I said, “Come in.” She asked, can she go across the street. I said no. She asked me if she went inside and put on boy clothes, could she then go across the street and play. And it was then that it hit me. My daughter was equating being good with being someone else. I was teaching her to deny who she is. As a parent, the one thing we cannot do, the one thing, is silence our child’s spirit.
And so on that day, my wife and I stopped silencing out child’s spirit. The moment we allowed my daughter to be who she is, to grow her hair, to wear the clothes she wanted to wear, she was a different child. And I mean it was immediate. It was a total transformation. I now have a confident, a smiling, a happy daughter. She plays on girls’ volleyball teams. She has friendships. She’s a kid.
I came here today as a parent to share my story. I need you to understand that this language, if it becomes law, will have real effects on real people. It will affect my daughter. It will mean she cannot play on the girls’ volleyball team, or dance squad, or tennis team. I ask you, please don’t take that away from my daughter, or the countless others like her who are out there. Let them have their childhoods, let them be who they are. I ask you to vote against this legislation.
and like at the end of the day if your partner comes out as bisexual and you experience any type of negative feeling or reaction towards that, you’re biphobic! if you feel anger or shame or betrayal or disappointment or like your trust was broken or whatever the fuck, that’s biphobia! why would you feel this way towards your partner’s sexuality if wasn’t because of some negative bias you hold against bisexuals. why would you feel any of these feelings besides the fact that you don’t like bisexuals? if it wasn’t that way, you wouldn’t care. or even better, you would be happy for them. i’m tired of people basically saying stupid shit like “it’s normal to feel strong negative emotions against your bisexual partner!” and not realize the biphobia behind, god.
England + Punk outfit appreciation post (◡‿◡✿)
Philippines and Pien !! thank you, @maigetheplatypus57 for introducing hws to me!!
HAHAHAHAHA @tarsieriffic YOU CAN'T MAKE FUN OF ME FOR LIKING HETALIA EVER AGAIN I SEE YOU CRYING AT PIEN
kids being kids
I kin him so hard
soft and marketable
small trashpost https://youtu.be/RYpyeqBhXkw
he deserved better
she’s cute
teen idle by marina and the diamonds (^_^♪)
humanized lychee and stickerbook (´∀`)♡
UwU What's this? hehehehehehe~ (hi from ur sibling ily hun)
you aren’t like this please stop scaring me I’m going to file a restraining order on you ☆=(ゝω・)/
ending the year with one last drawing of lychee it was fun