#this goes both ways

[mixelation]

btw if i see ANY judgement in the notes, you will be blocked on sight

i need to know

have you ever been drunk?

drunk here means, as the result consuming alcohol, you were in a sufficiently altered state such that driving a vehicle would have been unsafe. if you were unsure, err on the side of "drunk." yes i know there's a huge gap between "tipsy" and "blackout"; this is a no-nuance poll. if you've literally never driven a vehicle in your life, make your best guess.

[tekitothemagpie]

[spirit-meets-the-b0ne]

Agatha All Along this week:

[2ch9]

my gk stuff hiii

[altruistark]

ERIK WITH A BREEDING KINK👏👏👏

this is the first ask i've received on this blog. i'm so proud of my legacy

[im-not-a-l0ser]

Steph: Please? For me? Pete: Dont do that... Steph: What? Pete: You think that whenever you say "please, for me," that I'll just do anything you want! Well, guess what, not this time. Steph: Please? For me? Pete: ... okay.

[hellbentaskblog]

A knife to the neck is just asking for a good time~

[falsecleo]

Falsecleo is such a top tier dynamic what if I made you really fucking angry but you couldn’t really be that mad at me because I’m like your little fool and when I finally Leave you alone you plot to fucking kill me or something what then

[surienza]

It's quite interesting how quick Some People can go from criticizing to praising abuse of executive powers when Their Preferred Candidate is now the one doing it

[i-swear-my-name-isnt-raz]

I have traveled to more than 25 countries, territories and regions (that should be technically considered countries). I have dealt with straight up racism traveling abroad, though the levels vary. Sometimes it’s staring, other times it’s hair touching or rude questions and comments. Most of the time it is Islamophobia that gets me stopped in the airport.

Yup, you heard that right.

I was born in a Muslim country and was later adopted by an American couple. My biological family is Muslim as far as I can tell. And I have Kazakhstan listed in my passport as country of origin. Which means I have gotten stopped in most airports for some reason or another. I was once pulled aside for a full body search in Hong Kong. When I was 8 years old. When I travel, I carry copies of my Kazakh birth certificate, American birth certificate, passport, whatever visas and travel/vaccination documents I need, because I have been stopped in transit because of these documents at some point in time.

I am somewhat protected by my dad’s last name, which is a somewhat common Norwegian last name, especially in America. The first time I traveled abroad solo was the first time I had to take into consideration how visibly Jewish I wanted to be. I didn’t bring my copy of “Ashkenazi Herbalism” to Türkiye, because my mom was worried I would get stopped and searched in the airport (like I normally do). I also left my hamsa with Hebrew on it at home for the same reason. I also took into consideration how queer I wanted to present myself. So I took my pronouns down from my social media accounts.

I am preparing to go to Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan this summer, and I’m running through the same list of questions. Do I keep my brightly dyed hair? Do I leave my hamsa and Magen David at home? Do I take down anything on my social media that screams queer Jew?

I know some of this is just my anxiety talking, because I have traveled for the last 20 years with very little serious issues. I can brush off casual comments about my “not quite Chinese eyes” (actual quote from a guy on my team in Türkiye) or the typical questions about where I’m “really from”. It has to be a real good insult for me to take it seriously, because I grew up in a fairly toxic school environment. So I’m sure I’ll be fine, especially since two months of this trip, I will be very far away from modern civilization. The only people I have to worry about are the people I’ll be living with during that time and I can handle American racism and stupidity.

[coulsonlives]

Unpopular opinion: people don't get to choose what kind of family they're born into, and this includes people whose families have more wealth. But people do choose whether or not to be assholes to those people, based on stereotypes and presumptions (about ego, attitude, etc) that may or may not actually be true for that person. And in those cases, the person with the wealth isn't the issue.

I know someone who got an inheritance and every time we talked about it, they started crying. They felt so guilty because they didn't "deserve the money" and they knew how hard it is for someone to get that amount, and they just wanted their parents back.

Don't be an asshole to someone based on the circumstances of their birth, period.

[odilefucker]

if i am being spooned and i can feel the bulge against me you will have to cum on me its the law sorry

[fetextpost]

[blxxdbxgs]

Hey guys friendly reminder that you can’t shove anything and everything up there 😇 🤓

[afterthelambs]

"In another life I would have really liked just dancing and making inventions with you"

[enniewritesathing]

one of these days perhaps I'll make a list of John's passive/active werewolf abilities...

thing is, it doesn't always shows up/inconsistent.

one of them I glossed over when Charles was talking to Vin and Vin picked up something weird about his voice that no one (human) can pick up.

shit, that should've been in the discussion post but w/e. point is, this mfer can tell if someone is lying or not being forthcoming with him. John, otoh, may not and it's more of a hunch.