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bye i love this

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I curse you with listening to minecraft horses dying for the entire day

APRIL FOOLSSS!!

...cruel. cruel and unusual punishment.

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accidentally said Alfred’s sleeper agent code and sent im into a seizure

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So I’m reading my textbook for my Gender and Language class and just had the thought “I wonder if Omega verse is a challenging of gender roles or a conforming of gender roles” because it was talking about how trans men refer to their genitals.

And then I had the thought “I wonder if there are any papers out there”

And then I realized I need to touch grass

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« When she speaks Korean, my mother speaks her mind. She is sharp, witty, and judgmental, if rather self-preening. But her English is a crush of piano keys that used to make me cringe whenever she spoke to a white person. As my mother spoke, I watched the white person, oftentimes a woman, put on a fright mask of strained tolerance: wide eyes frozen in trapped patience, smile widened in condescension. As she began responding to my mother in a voice reserved for toddlers, I stepped in. From a young age, I learned to speak for my mother as authoritatively as I could. Not only did I want to dispel the derision I saw behind that woman’s eyes, I wanted to shame her with my sobering fluency for thinking what she was thinking. […]

One characteristic of racism is that children are treated like adults and adults are treated like children. Watching a parent being debased like a child is the deepest shame. I cannot count the number of times I have seen my parents condescended to or mocked by white adults. This was so customary that when my mother had any encounter with a white adult, I was always hypervigilant, ready to mediate or pull her away. »

— Cathy Park Hong, Minor Feelings: An Asian American Reckoning

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choosing to allocate spoons to hanging out and having a good time at the cost of perfectly completing all your work is not a failing it is in fact an act of survival. “too sick to work = too sick to play” is in fact ableist bullshit that you don’t have to buy into. and the fact that leisure time is treated like a privilege is a fucking travesty

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as an asexual who likes to imagine sex but doesnt actually like having sex, sometimes it just feels like sex isnt real but i wish it was. and post

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OOK.

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I fucking love repurposing old shit into new stuff. Currently sewing together two shoulder straps from an old purse I originally got for the studs, with the buckle of a studded belt I also originally got to dismantle for the studs, in order to make another buckled strap to sew onto my pants, which I turned into zip-off jorts with the power of zippers I also got from a different dismantled thrift shop purse.

Grabbing stuff that nobody else wanted or needed, taking it apart into bare materials, and sewing it all back together in the shape of me.

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CHAPPELL ROAN talks to Alex Cooper on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast

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huge fan of the phrase “kissing [someone] silly”. like yeah it better be silly

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Im sorry but it is so funny how people outside of tumblr view us. Like why are the tiktokers treating tumblr like some professional ass website you need to do extensive prep before you begin posting on. And the follower farming advice is so fucking funny to me when this is the website where people actively hate getting new followers

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first time seeing a big lady 🥺 (sorry these are kinda messy aaaaa)

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