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@tylerslays
#24 on ur spotify wrapped describes how 2024 will go, how screwed r u
smile like you mean it by the killers
god i hope i will
reblog if your name isn't Amanda.
2,121,566 people are not Amanda and counting!
Weâll find you Amanda.
this has almost 11 million notes what is this
Iâve never seen this post once in 10 years on this site
@hellsite-hall-of-fame
Iâve never even heard of this before tho??? Wtf??????????
oh my god, I didnât think there were any surviving versions of this post left
For those who werenât around in the Deep Lore times, this is one of the relics of the editable post era. This post has THE SINGLE HIGHEST NOTES of ANY post on this site, bar none, but with more than a dozen variations. Every single post youâve ever seen with more than 3 million notes has been a different version of this one.
This is the âDeanâs Gym Shortsâ post. This is the Flubber post. This is the original âReblog if you support gay peopleâ post. it was ALL of them. before half the site got nuked, it had even more notes than it has now - at one point, well over 15 million, and that was years ago.
This, with no exaggeration, is the ONE TRUE heritage post
"capitalism breeds innovation" was only ever true in the mid-2000s when cell phones kept getting more and more fucked up
^ healthy and diverse breeding practices
^ wild inbreeding in pursuit of uniformity and an arbitrary ideal of breed "purity" resulting in gross health complications
My cats have this meow that means "please come with me to fix this" after which they'll lead me to the problem in question, usually a empty (or 'empty') food bowl or a closed door they want open. They look at the 'problem', they look back at me, clear message.
What fascinates me is how this illustrates what they percieve as being in the realm of my 'power.' I control the food, I control the door, sure, but my cats love to sit on the balcony in the sun, and it has happened plenty of times that on a rainy day they come get me, go to the balcony and show me... the rain. "Please fix this" they say. "Please get rid of the wet"
"Silly kitty," I say, "I can't control the rain." I then walk into the shower and turn on the rain.
he breasted the boulder boobily up the hillâŠ
i was worried my cat is dehydrated because i never see him drink water so iâve started leaving a cup of water thatâs âmineâ (aka he sees me drink out of it once before he does) in my room so he thinks he is being a rebellious naughty by drinking out of it but rlly he is just following my plan & being hydrated .
God in the Garden of Eden
Absolutely obsessed with the implications of this comment
more like aziraphale in the garden of eden
im stacking extension cords on each other like theyre tinker toys. constructing a tower of babel in the name of the god of electricity. there'll be at least 100 outlets when ive hooked these boys up nice and good. ill never run out again
nothing more satisfiying than this. really sates that primal urge to Plug Things In. but you know i think we can take this even further
ooooooouhg oooooofg.....whops........oupsies
a gay biology nerd has sex for the first time. call that a homo erectus
badum tss
meme idea based on my Actual First MCR Exposure that has been in my brain for a while. does this song still do this to anyone else or.
a collection of motivational insights regarding content creation and creative hobbies
and of course the classic
Iâve shared this story before, but some of the best advice Iâve ever gotten was from a writing professor who said, âThe thing that makes your work interesting isnât the stuff youâre good at, itâs the stuff you struggle with. Because youâll either focus on improving those skills until youâre really good or youâll figure out how to work around it in really cool ways.â
photographer: hey can i take ur picture before ur show :)
all four chemical romances:
DAMN TUMBLR REALLY LINED THAT UP
honestly what was that
bit of a rant but like,,,
im mad that trans people are forced to change our names, especially trans men, if we ever want to be gendered correctly by strangers that kniw our name. Why canât men be called Kate, Jessica, Charlotte, Laura. Why canât women be called Jack, Blake, Andrew, Patrick? why do we put these boundaries on ourselves. Why am i gendered correctly as a man at work.. until they see my nametag and rush to correct themself. Yes i changed my name, but i felt forced into it by society. i will never be accepted as a man called Charlotte. thats not how our world works. Even meeting other trans people at work, they asked what my actual name was, as if a trans man couldnât possibly be called that. iâm sick of male culture being so allergic to femininity, or even a hint of it. why can women be called Max, Sam, Charlie, Alex, stereotypical mens names, but few feminine names have been adopted for boys. why is that?? i know one trans man who didnât change his name (whose name wasnât already gender neutral), and he is constantly telling people that his name is Sasha, hes not waiting on a girl to show or anything
itâs infuriating that even after transitioning we are questioned and ridiculed for not being âmale enoughâ. we myst change every part if ourselves to fit in with societyâs views, yet we still will never truly fit in. why is it so?
writing a callout post for our cat:
invading queer spaces (the dining room table)
refusing to listen to queer voices (us telling her to get off the dining room table)
harming queer bodies (puts her claws out when you pick her up)
adding because my dog needs a callout
-physically attacking queer people (sits on top of me and i canât breathe
-erasing queer spaces (kicks me off my bed so i have no space)
-taking queer resources (stealing my food)
-forces queer people to do what they want (bullies me to take him on a walk)
What the film Hereditary reveals about societyâs moral panic surrounding transmasculine people.
In a horror story, a young teenage girl feels as if she were meant to be a boy. She wears baggy clothes to mask her new curves; her hair hangs lank and unwashed around her face, to which she has not applied makeup; her gait is awkward, lumbering, unfeminine. This girl does not have friends and cannot identify with her peers, with whom she does not share interests. She is alone except for her family, who try desperately to save her. This is a story that has been told twice this year in different formats. It's the leading anecdote of Jesse Singal's contentious reported feature "When Children Say Theyâre Trans," which covered the July/August issue of The Atlantic and was released in time for Pride month in June. It also begins Hereditary, director Ari Aster's debut feature film â a visceral, harrowing horror movie about a demonic cult with an American nuclear family in its grip. The stories share a premise, but they end differently. In Singal's account, the girl, Claire, is saved when her parents sign her up for therapy, take away her access to YouTube, and guide her to the realization that girls can enjoy short haircuts and still be girls. Aster's version of the fable arrives at the 'tragic' conclusion implied by Singal's â it ends in transition. The girl becomes a boy.