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There's like 13 entries in the Harry/Marv from home alone ship, and I AM SHOCKED. HOW THE FUCK IS THERE NOT MORE FAN FIC ABOUT THESE TWO IDIOTS FALLING IN LOVE??????? ITS LITERALLY BAKED IN IDIOTS TO IDIOT LOVERS. I do fear I must personally fill this niche

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Merry Christmas y'all, this meme was literally all I could think about while watching the movie.

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Y'all need to go watch the Chris Fleming bit on bitmoji's and boomers, it's so fucking funny I literally have tears in my eyes because it's so funny

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Me all the time

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Y'all ever have an image that just makes you lose your shit? This is that for me

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I made this a while ago, and I completely forget the context, so y'all get it

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Discovered this is an echolalia stim for me, and it's especially relevant this time of year when multiple packages are arriving, so I can just pull this out whenever they're opened. I personally find it kinda funny, but family might be driven crazy by it

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Midnight zoomies, my beloved, you could never let me down.

*proceeds to yap to myself to no end*

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When I found out that not only is Micah-10 from destiny 2 a trans woman, but is also voiced by a trans woman, I almost started crying, as ridiculous as that sounds, cause here's some trans rep in a game that I really care about, and not only is she a badass and a den mother to ghosts, but also her gender is never, ever questioned or even really brought up. She's just trans. Deal with it.

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The thing I love about destiny lore is that one second it's so grim dark that it's unbelievable, and then all of a sudden there's the funniest thing that's ever happened in the next entry. Like, the whole worm god thing, but then there's a ghost who once went by the name Pulled Pork

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I think both the funniest and saddest thing that's happened to me was when I was sh'ing while listening to Tokyo drift music. Just some very negative thoughts, and then out of nowhere, DEJA VU

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Family did not appreciate my discovery that in the "All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth" song, if you replace "my two front teeth" with "some crack cocaine" it goes with the rhythm. "All I want for Christmas is some crack cocaine" is apparently not a very "Christmassy" message I guess :⁠'⁠(

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had an interaction today wherein a cashier asked if i was transgender and when i said yes she went off like "you are so beautiful no matter what anyone says and im so sorry about the state of this country" i love cis people theyre so fucking weird

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i feel like we don't appreciate these days how much the twin towers sucked, like, design-wise

they were contemporarily hated for just being these giant grey monoliths

like there probably could've been an easier way to get rid of them, but they probably needed to go either way

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Because I’ve seen genuinely nobody talking about it, I wanted to make a post about United States vs. Skrmetti, the Supreme Court case that just had oral arguments made today. This case was brought forth by the ACLU, and asks whether discrimination against trans people can violate the Constitution, in response to Tennessee’s law banning gender affirming care for trans youth.

This is the most important trans rights case probably fucking ever, and though nothing was decided today, it doesn’t look good y’all. For anyone. In short, the Court is probably going to uphold Tennessee's ban on care for minors, but might absolutely destroy rules about sex-based discrimination. Several of the Republican justices "suggested creating a carveout from the ordinary constitutional rule restricting sex-based discrimination of all kinds." Chief Justice Roberts offered up the idea of allowing the government sweeping authority to engage in medical discrimination, and of course, Justices Kavanaugh, Alito, Barrett, and Thomas all indicated being in favor of that. The implications go beyond just trans people, here.

And not only does it look like the Supreme Court will uphold Tennessee's law, but this decision could open doors for the government to prevent adults from seeking gender affirming care, likely leaving it a states' rights situation. For many of us (trans people), this will likely end up being a matter of life or death. Red states have been trying to institute bans like this for years now, and the decision that may very well come down from the Supreme Court about Skrmetti will only embolden these efforts.

Please don't ignore this post. Please reblog it, spread it around, because I've seen dick about it on this website all day. Engage in local and state governments, form community, don't stick your head in the sand. If you're cis, you should reblog this. Trans issues effect you too, and if caring about other human beings isn't a reason enough for you to give a damn, they will eventually become your issues.

Educate yourselves, know your rights, and know what's happening in your communities. There are good things out there too. The arguments made in front of the court today were historic on multiple fronts. Chase Strangio, the lawyer for the ACLU, became the first known/openly trans person to argue in front of the Supreme Court. That's one hell of a historic first. I know the impulse right now is to turn away from news and politics, because it all seems painful, but that is the last thing we should be doing. Please stay vigilant, and stay hopeful.

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