#bipolar bisexual

[thetorturedlovergirl]

Can’t be on tumblr bc of the seniors trip but wanted y’all to know I can’t stop thinking about Clara Oswald that woman makes me go crazy and I’d make poems and religions around her

[pridebicons]

bipolar bisexual diane pride icons

requested by @himeidollic

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[luneemeritus]

[llinstarr]

My poor boy😔

[thief-of-eggs]

Tim coming out to his brothers

Tim: Guys…. I’m bi

Jason: Bi polar?

Tim: Well, yes actually, but-

Dick: Bi lingual?

Tim: Also yes, but-

Damian: Bipedal?

Tim: Yes- what? Why wouldn’t I- ok now you’re just messing with me-

Duke: Bicycle?

Tim: [with his face in his hands] Bisexual. I’m bisexual guys

[lgbtqtext]

[penelope-kat]

I've been seeing so many people yelling "PETRIGROF YURI" "PETRIGROF YURI", and the worst part is that they're right and I agree with them 😔

[ovrarches]

idk we can agree that lmms a little bit fruitacious tho right

[imeaniguessthatsfine]

Buck: I’m bi

Chimney: polar or sexual?

Buck: yes

[theletisworld]

Tive que voltar pra cidade da minha mãe - moro aqui desde que meus pais se separaram, quando eu era criança - detesto essa cidade. Queria ter grana pra morar onde eu nasci, mas o que mais me frustra é que nesse buraco, é bem difícil arranjar trabalho. E eu tô desesperada para conseguir um emprego e alugar meu cantinho. Meu e da minha cachorra Lena.

Agora dei pra voltar a ter insônia. Affe que ódio 🙄😪

[thetorturedlovergirl]

Happy Bi visibility month to Clara Oswald I hope she gets to fuck that old man

[twentysomethingloser]

Felt cute, might delete 💖

[moonamite]

WGAT IF I DIED WHAT IF I FUCKING DOED??????

[hurricanekate95]

Played with some make up the other day. I’m not good with make up but I was ok with these colors and look. Maybe less eyeliner idk

What do y’all think?

[yourdailyqueer]

Izzie Steele

Gender: Female

Sexuality: Bisexual

DOB: N/A

Ethnicity: White - British

Occupation: Actress

Note: Has bipolar

[foolishxprincipalitee]

I finished Bending the Willow: Jeremy Brett as Sherlock Holmes by David Stuart Davies.

I found it a touching tribute to a severely underrated icon who suffered with bipolar and ultimately deteriorated from heart failure related to taking lithium (plus being a super heavy smoker and being ill as a child). Devastating, really.

Brett was the most sparkling Sherlock Holmes and yet apparently had to tone down his natural charisma 99%--only show "cracks in the marble"--to assume the role. I wonder what it would be like to be remembered as someone who burst into song over dinner tables and regularly sent bouquets of flowers to everyone in their life, down to the smallest film crew personnel.

This was one of my favorite anecdotes, recounted by David Burke at The Northern Musgraves' Jeremy Brett Memorial Lunch:

Jeremy said to me on one occasion, "I was feeling so low the other day that I sent myself a fan letter." '"Are you serious?" '"I'm absolutely serious." '"What did you write to yourself?" '"Dear Jeremy, I would just like to say what a wonderful actor you are. Your Sherlock Holmes puts every other attempt at the part in the shade. Basil Rathbone is not fit to clean your boots; and Douglas Wilmer and Robert Stephens should beg you to give them lessons. You're much prettier than all of them, for a start. There is only one word for your performance—magic. Please send me a signed photograph. Yours, Joe Bloggs. P.S. I've heard that you're a really nice person, too." '"Did you really write that?" '"Yes, I did." '"Did you send it?" '"Yes. I put a first-class stamp on it. I wanted to get it as soon as possible. It came the next morning." '"And did you read it?" '"Of course I read it. I read it a dozen times. I felt wonderful afterwards." '"Well, did you send yourself a signed photograph?" '"David, I may be mad—but I'm not barking mad! In any case, the bugger didn't send a stamped addressed envelope!"

He really was much prettier than all of them. Prettier than Benedict, even.

I also loved this quote from Davies about Brett's manic energy:

With Jeremy, when the wind was in the right direction, possibilities became certainties, thoughts became realities, and wishes were the truth.

The book was an easy, fairly engrossing read, but I do have a major criticism. I am among the ranks addressed in the 2002 afterword who believe it was a gross injustice to gloss over Jeremy Brett's bisexuality.

It is one thing to say you're focused on his time as Sherlock Holmes and technical aspects of filming and not writing a true biography, fair enough, but quite another to make mention of both of his wives and not either of his high profile male relationships (who both died of AIDS, by the way). And then to say that some other "salacious" biographer could address that, if they so liked. It's not salacious to acknowledge that the man was queer. Queer erasure causes significant harm to our communities. So while I do recommend the book, definitely supplement with Wikipedia and other sources.