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twistcmyk

alyshkas-deactivated20240307

do not deny anyone mercy, including yourself

colbertt

ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING (2021-) - 3x05 "Ah, Love!"

jayxenos

Devil’s Bridge, Worm’s Head island, Rhossili, Wales by Deborah Smith

liarsblade

Yeah you're right. It WOULD be pretty fucked up if you were a swan but you were raised by ducks and you grew up never seeing another swan or even knowing that such a thing as a swan even existed so you just thought you were a duck with something super wrong with it.

liarsblade

a-potato-of-death

toruandmidori

dangdfeng

tayloralison

getting rid of family vlog channels one state at a time let's gooo

miseducatedmelanicmuse

yenvengerberg

HEARTSTOPPER SEASON 2 + representation

gloomweavers

tumblr in 1623 was probably like, “I don’t know why but melancholia is just so he/him and hysteria is so she/her”

makingqueerhistory

Queer history is not and has never been, a history of tragedies. As someone who has studied it for over seven years, take it from me, there are moments of joy, laughter, and community to find all throughout it.

I truly believe that one of the big barriers that stop young queer people from learning their history is fear. I won't say that fear is unwarranted. There is injustice, heartbreak, and deep true sadness to be found in queer history. But that is not the sum of it.

Just as queer people have been hurt, betrayed, and oppressed, we have also been loved, treasured, and revered. Queerness is not and has never been universally despised. And when society hates us, we make community still. There is beauty in queer history, even in the more painful parts. It takes a level of bravery to open yourself up to that, but I think it is more than worth it.