#but it would be nice

[pangur-and-grim]

after the funeral, we all took an owl from my grandma’s collection. I took this one, because I got in trouble for breaking it as a child.

but now…….I kinda want to fix it? like I wanna find some ceramics artist in Toronto who will take a small silly commission to give it a surrogate horn

[falling-star-cygnus]

matching profile pics for you and the homies

[elisya4ever]

i wonder if he thinks about me even a fraction of as much as i think about him

[sailor-cerise]

tfw all your chronic conditions only have "drink water, exercise, and go to therapy" as treatment

Gee thanks wow I hadn't tried that

[pixlokita]

When is your birthday?

Uhhh -looks at calendar-

This week (・´ω`・)

[cheadarchesse]

I want a ravelry app so bad. Please let me use an app. I would spend so much time (and, arguably, money) there

[roeiswriting]

The prospect of a coming out storyline on one of the most popular shows currently airing on television where a firefighter in his 30s discovers his sexuality is so incredibly important.

Now this is all just a theory as of now, from glimpses into episodes from stills and interviews with Oliver, but the prospect of Buck being queer and this being a season of discovery and self reflection for Buck is a beautiful idea.

A story I always remember from when I was around 13 is how some of my family would speak about a family member of mine, about how they came out in their thirties, and that they had “lied and deceived” them all for years. There was so much negative talk about them coming out at what the family had deemed was “too late” which I always thought was bullshit. I could never understand how they somehow were obvious to how difficult it was for a young person with very strict and arguably “traditional” parents growing up in the 80s/90s to accept that part of themself and feel safe to share it.

I grew up in the 2000s, when this family member was already out and had been for some time. I got a lot of shit from a close member of my family for “coming out too young” being “too young to know”. Years of them simply ignoring the fact I knew who I was, telling people around us that I was “confused” and I “didn’t know” who I was. But for me growing up with that queer member of my family I didn’t really ever have a heteronormative idea of life. I always just thought I’d grow up to love whoever, gender was never even a factor. They were really great to have around when I was a kid, them and their partner would look after me from time to time and it was great. I admire their strength and ability to overcome this stigma to live their life with their partner to the absolute fullest.

For Buck to go on this journey, to open up a part of himself which he may simply have never thought of before or knew existed is telling the story of so many people, people who are often not seen on television. Things that should be normal in our society but on reflection when do we see these story’s that reflect these people actually on television. A story that could make it easier on so many people.

If there is anything I could promise to anyone who isn’t in a space where they can come out, or hopes in the future they may be able to, it would be this.

There is not an age limit on coming out to those that you love and trust. There is no requirement to come out at all. All that you should ever do is live your life to the fullest loving who you are and loving who your heart skips a beat for every time you catch their eye.

Television mirrors our lives, it gives people hope and strength and an understanding that you are not alone in this. That is why it is something people hold on to, and whether this happens or not the idea itself is a great one.

[notawomanagod]

begging h to come to my city this year, they haven't done a tour stop here since hfk 🥲

[heartstopper-lover123]

A bunch of us are going to pay a tribute to Liam on November 1st. We will be wearing red in any way possible (red shirts, red jumpers, red accessories) and wearing our hair in braids. If you wish to take part, you can to honour Liam. I discovered the idea from @haylee200103 on Instagram. Go follow them. If you don't want to take part, that's fine, just don't comment/reblog anything nasty

I'm purely passing on a message I wish to take part in so others can, too <3

[erlie]

It's my birthday! If you want to give me "a gift", please share my art and maybe go read No End comic. I would love that! <3

[yestrday]

I wonder if my irl friends will remember my bday tomorrow....

[basil-the-plant]

Sonic riders remake for the switch 2 pretty please

[geekynichelle]

Soooo, I obviously must draw Hades Game Aphrodite again, it's been a while, and because of that eye makeup detail I must also draw her and Ares again. Also the Hephaestus design does slap so I think I will draw him (and maybe as a challenge come up with an Aglaea design just because she's almost never mentioned).

[lovethisfatcryptid]

I need cuddles and kisses and hugs and parallel play and 😭😭😭

[bayoubodycount]

My fellow IWTV fan friends: Omg I'm freaking out. Not gonna survive this. What's all that shit falling on Daniel?

Me: grinning a mile wide as I cross my fingers in hope so hard they break

Monsieur Le Rockstar crashing in to say: