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motherdorito: randomsplashes: WILL GRAHAM WRITES A MATH TEST...

Tue, 11 Jun 2013 20:15:28 -0600

motherdorito:

randomsplashes:

WILL GRAHAM WRITES A MATH TEST (~~hannibal totally makes him do it)~~(◡‿◡✿)

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"I swear by my pretty floral bonnet I will end you."

Mon, 10 Jun 2013 16:39:30 -0600

“I swear by my pretty floral bonnet I will end you.”

- Jean Prouvaire, Book IV (via incorrectlesmisquotes)

how is being ace awkward?

Mon, 10 Jun 2013 13:04:00 -0600

i didn’t mean it like that! i mean the person i like is ace and doesn’t experience sexual or romantic feelings and since i have those feelings about them, the situation becomes awkward because neither of us know how to deal with it.

i don’t by any means think asexuality is awkward or bad!

so i actually talked to my mom about my never-ending love problem and she was really supportive???...

Mon, 10 Jun 2013 12:53:00 -0600

so i actually talked to my mom about my never-ending love problem and she was really supportive??? which was a bit unexpected since just the other day she told me that she thought i’m “not truly queer” B|||||

anyways, i cried at her for two hours about all this hoopla that i’ve been holding in for like, 4 years and WOW IT WAS NICE and she just rubbed my back and said ‘love sucks’ and all that mushy mother junk and told me about her stupid relationship adventures.

but all-in-all in was interesting! and i feel better about being able to talk about it with someone who isn’t the person my feelings are directed towards (not that they don’t help me too but like, they can only do so much because it’s a bit of an awkward situation since they’re ace, i’m not etc etc).

and then she told me that my sister’s girlfriend (who recently came out as trans*) tried on the clothes i gave my sister and just frolicked around the apartment in glee and that ahahaha that made me cry more (but happy tears).

and yeah!! it was an interesting night and i’m still a bit exhausted but i feel better. not the best. but better. and i’m hoping to hang out with my bro tonight and laminate and cut out Cards Against Humanity!!! (lbr some of the those cards make me feel like scum just reading them and i think that’s the point but i sincerely hope that there aren’t people who see those cards and think “oh it’s in a game obviously it’s funny/acceptable to joke about!!!!” and use some of the awful phrases/words/ideas from the game in everyday life (and there are gonna be Those People which makes me BURN WITH RAGE but i digress)).

AND i also got a job!!! not sure when i’m gonna start because the manager has to call me back but i’ll be working full-time (hopefully) at a froyo bar (Orange Leaf)!!!! super hipster and cool!!!! B)

gutsygumshoe: i’m really proud of my friends! i’m really proud of your art improvements, your...

Sun, 09 Jun 2013 20:53:38 -0600

gutsygumshoe:

i’m really proud of my friends!

i’m really proud of your art improvements, your cosplay, your video game skills, and your attractive faces!

if you’re reading this, just know that i’m so honored to call you my friend!

and those of you that i don’t know who are reading this, i’m proud of you too!

you all keep doing what your doing and punch today in the face!

radioactivemongoose: breakfast introductions

Sun, 09 Jun 2013 19:39:05 -0600

radioactivemongoose:

breakfast introductions

thehowlingroad: The best of the photos I took of George from...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 21:14:28 -0600

thehowlingroad:

The best of the photos I took of George from the Vikings screening tonight. He was very sweet to all the fans!

unknowneditors: Julie Marie Gene Gobelin The Priest & The...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:48:03 -0600

unknowneditors:

Julie Marie Gene Gobelin

The Priest & The Creature.

Check out Unknown Editors! [FaceBook]

Photo

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:46:36 -0600

Photo

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:46:01 -0600

drwagc: jagiv: I was just explaining to my friends how bald...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:45:04 -0600

drwagc:

jagiv:

I was just explaining to my friends how bald eagles are like pigeons in Alaska.

Freedom truck

milkywaywhite: Meet Sygmond The Grey, a truly majestic cat from...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:44:24 -0600

milkywaywhite:

Meet Sygmond The Grey, a truly majestic cat from the northern lands of Legendary Maine.

a-study-in-gay: look what satan does to people

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:43:11 -0600

a-study-in-gay:

look what satan does to people

cajunmama: (via MAKE | Watermelon Slice Socks)

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:42:09 -0600

cajunmama:

(via MAKE | Watermelon Slice Socks)

thegestianpoet: I MUST ABSORB PUMPKIN TO BECOME PUMPKIN

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 20:39:36 -0600

thegestianpoet:

I MUST ABSORB PUMPKIN

TO BECOME PUMPKIN

mintfish: Dean Winchester’s Tarus Model 92 with pearl grip (not...

Sat, 08 Jun 2013 14:39:23 -0600

original gun super cool yeah

dean's actual gun

left side

right side

right side close up

back of handle

handle detail (left)

handle detail (right)

mintfish:

Dean Winchester’s Tarus Model 92 with pearl grip (not to be confused with his Colt M1911A1 with ivory grip) made from Daisy Airstrike 240 airsoft gun

manafromheaven: WILL GRAHAM COSPLAY TEST AGAINahdhdhhgf I can’t...

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 02:23:18 -0600

manafromheaven:

WILL GRAHAM COSPLAY TEST AGAIN
ahdhdhhgf I can’t wait to do an actual photoshoot cause rIFA JUST POSTED TESTS OF HER HANNIBAL AND IT’S SO RAD ????

these are just shitty pics from my phone but u get the idea
also I got glasses wububububu

HOW THE FUCKING HELL

148km: UP IN ARMS ALL NIGHTanother e/r mix 8tracks | .zip 01...

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 01:36:36 -0600

148km:

UP IN ARMS ALL NIGHT
another e/r mix

8tracks | .zip

01 thao - know better learn faster, 02 lady lamb the beekeeper - aubergine, 03 hey marseilles - elegy, 04 lifter - monkee, 05 best coast - each and every day, 06 broken social scene - almost crimes, 07 hanni el khatib - house on fire, 08 samantha crain - two-sidedness, 09 elliott smith - coast to coast, 10 rogue wave - figured it out, 11 beirut - payne’s bay, 12 gomez - how we operate, 13 andrew bird - tables and chairs, 14 hey marseilles - tides, 15 rogue wave - siren’s song

elasticitymudflap: when people reblog things for you to see because they know you like that...

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 01:29:09 -0600

elasticitymudflap:

when people reblog things for you to see because they know you like that thing

thechroniclesofdrew: Trans* Men and the Erasure of Childhood Femininity Gender identity is far more...

Fri, 07 Jun 2013 00:47:13 -0600

thechroniclesofdrew:

Trans* Men and the Erasure of Childhood Femininity

Gender identity is far more complex than what you wear or what hobbies you partake in. It is more complicated than how you wear your hair or the toys that you played with as a child. Many trans* men proudly proclaim that they never liked dresses, they always kept their hair short, they were a ‘tom boy’. They keep anything ‘feminine’ close to their chest, secret and hidden lest someone clutch it and hold it aloft as ‘proof’ that they are not trans* enough.

This is my confession: in many ways, I was not a typically masculine child. My parents granted me the freedom to express myself without fear or judgement. I loved thePower RangersandPolly Pocketequally. I had long, flowing blond hair and perpetually scabby knees. I dabbled in make-up, played dress-up and skateboarded too fast down steep hills like I had some kind of death wish.

These things are not what make me a man. Equally, they do not make me less of one

The hardest part of coming out, for me, was not pronouns or family or work. It was the pressure to disconnect myself from certain aspects of my childhood, the person that I had once been (and still am, in many ways). To edit myself – talk about my eighth birthday and leave out the fairy castle cake, paint my experiences in blue rather than pink or purple. It was the sudden revelation that I could not talk about my first boyfriend, or any boyfriend, without it feeling somehow socially unacceptable, without someone double-taking or their smile freezing on their face.

I felt ashamed of the ballet class I took when I was five, the dress I wore to my prom, the snapshots on the walls that damned me for my ‘girlhood’. Like somehow, if I was a ‘real man’, I wouldn’t have or shouldn’t have partaken in these things. I erased whole sections of my childhood, consciously locked them away and didn’t talk about them for fear of being judged. Of being told I wasn’t really trans*, that my interests or hobbies or the way I looked took away my credibility.

I would never tell a cis boy that he can’t do ballet, or play with make-up, or dress up in pink. I would never tell him that those things mean he’s not a ‘real’ boy. Yet I still felt the shame associated with that, and still judged myself by those arbitrary standards.

Many of us boast about hating dresses from an early age, or about wanting to be Spiderman for Halloween like that somehow validates our masculinity. Like we have to dress up our childhood as a stereotypical boyhood in order to be real, or to be taken seriously. But if we liked to knit, or our favourite colour was pink, or we went to prom in a dress, that’s okay. It doesn’t define us. We can talk about that without being less of a man. It doesn’t make us fake, it doesn’t invalidate our gender, and it isn’t shameful.

We are not born knowing that the colour pink is for girls and that the colour blue is for boys. Gender isn’t formed by what you wear, what you do, what you like or how you express yourself. Gender is what’s inside you, and no one can define that but yourself. No matter what you looked like or how you expressed yourself as a child. My name is Michael, and I am a man who had a fairy castle cake for my eighth birthday. And I’m okay with that.

— written by ghagiel