#mheizeredit

[alexstandall]

Growing up there wasn’t really any sense of queer community at all where I was, and then around the time I was like eighteen I moved in with my best friend Mae Whitman. It was such an open, creative environment there I was sort of able to finally discover myself, and my life really changed after that. I found my pride in creativity and doing exactly what I wanted for myself and no one else.

MILES HEIZER for COACH PRIDE 2021 | Pride Is Where You Find It

[heymonty]

don’t you have concert? i did, yeah, but actually, i quit jazz band. it’s just pointless.

[xavier-dolan]

Miles Heizer in 13 Reasons Why s03e05

[thatdandyboy]

365 Days of Men // Day 147 // Miles Heizer

[sarahcamerons]

“On Thursday after rehearsal, Cal very casually mentions that he’s bisexual.” 

[dailymilesheizer]

Miles Heizer for Boys by Girls magazine

[alsxstandall]

Miles Heizer for Boys by Girls Magazine.

[destinaxd]

For as much as I know I’m not lgbtq+ but I Stan you and your right there must be

I wish there were more kid-friendly LGBT spaces. It’s not as if I can go to a gay bar to meet other gay people but there aren’t any real spaces where everyone is queer, and just talking about it in normal conversation terrifies me. What if the person I’m talking to is a homophobe? What if she/he is a violent homophobe? But, yeah, homophobes don’t deserve your respect and you deserve better than to feel bad for not giving it to them, you deserve to be loved and accepted and to feel safe and listened to and I hope that you find that in your future if you haven’t already. Take care of yourselves.

[alexstandoll]

MARRY ME, BIRTHDAY BOY!

happiest birthday to this beautiful boy, miles heizer [5.16.1994]

[kjapas]

[sirenblack]

miles heizer’s iconic eye roll™

[alexstandall]

MILES HEIZER as ALEX STANDALL in 13 REASONS WHY (2017-2020)

[xavier-dolan]

[sarahcamerons]

Miles Heizer as Cal Price in Love, Simon (2018)

[dailymilesheizer]

[kimsori]

I wish there were more kid-friendly LGBT spaces. It’s not as if I can go to a gay bar to meet other gay people but there aren’t any real spaces where everyone is queer, and just talking about it in normal conversation terrifies me. What if the person I’m talking to is a homophobe? What if she/he is a violent homophobe? But, yeah, homophobes don’t deserve your respect and you deserve better than to feel bad for not giving it to them, you deserve to be loved and accepted and to feel safe and listened to and I hope that you find that in your future if you haven’t already. Take care of yourselves.