#Finch Rambles

[your-queer-dad]

Regarding trump getting elected

Hey kiddos, I know things are really hard right now and this is really bad news for the queer community. Things won't be easy and there's no use pretending they will be. But I promise, if we support each other, we will survive this. There is hope. There is action. There is resilience. There is strength. There is protest. And there will be a trans inclusive future if we make there be one.

- dad x

[finchmarie]

Howdy friends, I've decided I'm going to finally open commissions on the 15th of this month! Just throwing this out in advance 🖤

You can find all the info and better pictures: Here

Did I just screenshot my site instead of making fancy graphics, maybe so...

[hedonistvamp]

how i adore seeing the fear and lust in a sub’s eyes when i lift their chin up with the blade of my knife. like god yes please keep looking at me with those pretty eyes, baby, it makes me dizzy

[guttersniipe]

werewolfkin culture is telling people you're werewolfkin and they're expecting something like this

but in reality you're more like

[t0astybear]

MY PARENTS JUST LEFT ME FOR 2 DAYS

with my aunt

in my house

i'd rather be here by myself fr

but at least im not at her house

If you couldn't tell I'm upsetty spaghetti

bc I have night-anxiety and it makes my stomach flippy

and I feel sick and sometimes throw up

so I have a permanent red bowl by my bed for situations like that

and my aunt works with kids so she always gets sick which means I might get sick

which means I might get sick, which also means I might throw up

and I hate throwing up a LOT

:(

[spacefinch]

Finch Rambles: Star Wars Rebels edition

One of my headcanons (barely supported by on-screen canon, but hear me out) is that Hera, Captain Rex, and Commander Sato see each other as not just friends, but siblings in a way.

We know from the episode "Iron Squadron" that Jun Sato had a brother. And we know from the entirety of the Clone Wars that Rex had a whole army of brothers.

Most of the time, the three of them (especially Sato) address each other by their formal titles. Occasionally, they call each other the words for "sibling" in their native languages.

Rex is the first one to do so. Sato reminds him so much of his old brothers that he accidentally calls him "vod" (Mando'a for "brother" or "sister" as Sabine later explains to the commander).

Later, during off-duty time, Hera calls Sato the Twi'leki word for "brother": nerra. This is again followed by an explanation from Sabine, who also mentions that Hera's called Zeb "nerra" as well. Sato is a bit surprised, but also happy. He hasn't really had any siblings, not since he lost contact with his own brother.

They all have a mutual respect for one another, in more ways than one: as the leaders of Phoenix Squadron, as friends, and as family.

[questforyellow]

no really, I think about herobrine a normal amount. I have written a normal amount of stories about them. I've drawn them a normal amount of times. I project onto them a normal amount. What are you talking abou

[your-queer-dad]

Hey you. Yes you. You have been through enough, you hear me? You. Have. Been. Through. Enough.

The world has treated you shittily, you go through enough, don't do that do yourself too. Be decent to yourself, kiddo. We've only got one of you and it's the best one we have :]

I love you, I'm proud of you, go make yourself a beverage of your choice and be a little more decent to yourself today <3

- dad x

[your-queer-dad]

How many trans women does it take to change a light bulb?

Just one, and you don't even need a light bulb. Just tell her she's a pretty lady and she will light up the room for you.

[your-queer-dad]

Hi. You. Yes you reading this. I'm proud of you. You haven't done anything wrong. You can let go of the thing you're worried about. You can breathe and take a break. You can rest. Love you <3

[your-queer-dad]

Why do queer people always laugh at bad jokes?

Because they can't keep a straight face

[your-queer-dad]

I saw two guys wearing matching clothing and I asked if they were gay. They quickly arrested me.

[your-queer-dad]

Hello all. I apologise for not updating or answering any asks, my mental health has rapidly declined and it's been really hard the past couple months. I won't delete this blog as I do think it holds value for me and a lot of others, but updates will be very few and fair between if any. I care about you all so much and you will always always hold a special place in my heart. Keep living, keep fighting, keep trying. For all of us. You will always always be welcome here and I will always try to read your messages even if I don't respond to them.

- dad x

[your-queer-dad]

"Are you still gay?"

Nah man, I couldn't pay my gay subscription last month and they cut me off

[your-queer-dad]

PRIDE FLAG NUMBER FIVE: TRANSGENDER

Created by Monica Helm, she described how the flag is symmetrical so that "no matter which way you fly it, it is correct, symbolising the correctness in our lives and identities".

Blue: traditional male colour

Pink: traditional female colour

White: intersex, non-binary, gender non-conforming and people who are in the process of transitioning

[your-queer-dad]

PRIDE FLAG NUMBER ONE: THE FIRST EVER PRIDE FLAG

To start us off, we're starting all the way back in the beginning with the first pride flag! Created in 1978 by openly gay man and drag queen Gilbert Baker, commissioned by the first openly gay man to be elected to office, Harvey Milk.

Hot pink: sex

Red: life

Orange: healing

Yellow: sunlight

Green: nature

Turquoise: magic and art

Indigo: serenity

Violet: spirit