Frankensteins monster apologist

Roman he/they autism coded but for real 

[nardacci-does-art]

Just a silly idea I had about a haunted or cursed doll that gets picked up by a doll modder & given a makeover.

[toastbutteregg]

[thefloatingstone]

I just spent money on things I wanted…

[grubbuddy]

set of badass skeleton images to send to your friends when you want to ask them to hang out on discord vc

[castratedvader]

thank you lgbt people who are into horror

[zzoupz]

thank you lgbt people who creates the horror

[swesq21]

thank you lgbt people who are the horror

[do-angels-dream-of-starry-seas]

Can y'all hurry up with positive autism representation in the media, I wanna see a badass autistic villain who blows up buildings while wearing noise-canceling headphone and sunglasses without it trying to tell a shitty message to Autism Moms.

[fucktheflagandfuckyou]

this will never not make me laugh

[fucktheflagandfuckyou]

why you gotta be funnier than me on my own post

[melonsodapop]

[robotyaoi-gayporn]

non-autistic person: Wait, how do you know if a character is autistic??

me, an autistic person: *looks at the character for a solid five seconds, turns back and shrugs* They're autistic and that's that.

[crossdreamers]

Ian McKellen  says that all gay people should be trans allies

Sir Ian McKellen urges gay people to be better allies to the transgender community.

The legendary actor and Stonewall co-founder joined It’s a Sin star Olly Alexander for a special LGBT+ History Month talk on TikTok on February 25, Pink News reports. 

Sir Ian said: 

“I do hear people – gay people – talk about transgender people in very much the same terms as people used to talk about your common or garden gay.

“The connection between us all is we come under the queer umbrella – we are queer. I quite like being queer actually.

“The problems that transgender people have with the law are not dissimilar from what used to be the case for us, so I think we should all be allies really.“

This is not the first time the actor has stood up to transphobes. 

Speaking to lifestyle magazine Attitude, the veteran star talked about how happy he was about Elliot Page coming out as transgender. 

He felt “so disappointed” with himself for not recognizing the struggles that the then-teenage actor could have been facing when they worked together.

The actor talked about why it is important to be honest with oneself.

Top photo from The Talks.

[anais-ninja-bitch]

1. KING SHIT

2. yes

3.”common or garden gay”

[astro-memes88]

why dont you _ and maybe you’ll calm down as earth signs

[astrology-hell]

TAURUS, Cancer, Virgo, Pisces, Capricorn, Scorpio

(Check ur rising)

Mod Libra

[astro-memes88]

scorpios / earth signs be like: i can’t tell anyone i felt slightly sad today,,,, that’s much too intimate,,, they don’t need to know me like that

[thesundanceghost]

Nothing I’ve read has changed me more than “you do people a favor by accepting their help” like I repeat this constantly to so many people because it’s true!!! People like to feel useful, they like to feel kind, they like to feel like they have an ability to impact people’s lives so just let them!! Not everything is a thing to be owed back — accept people’s kindness without making a competition out of it

[bogleech]

I figured out too late in life that refusing random help will more often make the person feel unwanted or not trusted : (

[nativenews]

[jewfrogs]

[id: a thread of tweets from ‘la policia = basura’ (@HalfAtlanta):

everyone who’s spoken on defunding the police or gone to a protest in the last week: do you know the name, location, budget, and history of your local jail, prison, or detention center? are you speaking with folks trying to shut it down? how are you supporting those locked inside?

this is an actual exercise to commit to: learn the name of the jail, prison, detention center near you. learn its history, how much of the budget goes toward it, the human rights abuses taking place there. learn the local organizations helping the incarcerated people inside.

do you know your local bail policy? where undocumented people are housed when arrested? demographics of local incarcerated population? names of ministries doing outreach work inside your local prison? DoC budgets? book donation and pen pal programs? local decarceration efforts?

how many political prisoners can you name, whose stories you know well enough to educate others on? are you contributing to their legal and commissary funds? how are you actively working towards their freedom and supporting those who’ve dedicated their lives to freeing them?

abolition is a framework that requires asking practical questions that create actionable steps toward ending prisons. it requires rigorous local struggle as much as it does wider communication and solidarity. it requires knowing names, faces, stories, histories, and numbers.

which businesses, universities, and institutions have contracts w/ your local prison or jail? what’s the proposed budget increase for the next fiscal year? are the road signs and license plates in your town made from prison labor? can you name your local youth detention center?

last thing i’ll say on this: it will likely be *difficult* to find detailed information on your local jail, prison, detention center. that is intentional and by design, not coincidental. these centers of violence necessarily operate under lack of transparency and accountability. /end id]

[animusrox]

Pacemaker (TV Series) 1.02 “Best Friends, For Never”

[panelsdump]