1. 17:10 21st May 2013

    Notes: 1

    i’m exhausted. don’t know if it’s from t, ridding …

    i’m exhausted. don’t know if it’s from t, ridding myself of belongings,newly intense spiritual practice or poverty, maybe all of the above

     
  2. 19:49 18th May 2013

    Notes: 1367

    Reblogged from lgbtlaughs

    queerwashing:

    we’ve invented sprays and traps to get rid of every type of of pest except entitled straight people

     
  3. 19:48

    Notes: 13076

    Reblogged from birdiebot

    rejectmediocrity:

    sharnacious:

    When I first got to Seattle, I took a walk around my new neighbourhood, Greenlake, to get to know the place. And by that I mean I went and found the nearest fro-yo shop. As I was rounding the corner back to my house I saw the most glorious thing sitting on the sidewalk: that cat, right there. That glorious, weird-faced cat. He came right up to me and we had a cuddle and I made sure to take a picture. Mostly because how can you verbally describe that face, am I right? 

    I went inside and was all, “So, Lauren, there’s this weird looking cat.” And she’s all, “The white shaved one with the face?” And I was all, “YEAH!” That’s how that conversation went. She told me that he hangs around the neighbourhood and is super friendly. 

    After that, every time I left the house or came home, I was hoping to run into the cat again. When I went out the other day for a walk (read: to get fro-yo), he was across the street chillin’. Maybe a little bit of illin’. (I have no idea what that means.) But this time he had a name tag.

    AND IT SAID “MISTER FACE”.

    Holy shit. That may be the most perfect name for that cat. I can’t even… Ugh, too good. 

    Anyway, I think Mister Face should be famous on the Internet. He’s obviously way more fantastic than all those other Internet cats (sorry beloved Grumpy Cat and Lil Bub, but it’s true). The only problem is that I’m afraid of Reddit. And everyone knows Reddit is how cats become famous. 

    So somebody who is not afraid of Reddit should post some pictures of Mister Face so he can become famous. Then when people are all, “Excuse me, ma’am, could you hold the elevator for me?” I can be all, “Um, I discovered Mister Face. What have you done?” as the door closes in their face. 

    MR….FACE….

     
  4. 19:34

    Notes: 2274

    Reblogged from fatmf

    fatmf:

    sailor-ramiel:

    atrocementheatral:

    unfertig:

    persiflet:

    missvoltairine:

    tooyoungforthelivingdead:

    I thought this was true and all - fuck yeah, randomised controlled trials!

    i’m waiting for the study that proves that yoga at sunrise actually makes depression worse

    What.

    i don’t know how to feel

    Well

    *prints out 283470368 copies of article, tapes one to the forehead each adult in my life from middle school until now*

    :cackles:

    All those family members and shitty friends were WRONG!

    yeah, I think depression can be helped when you do things you like to do.  I like to be outside and physically active so I feel better when I excercise and I am depressed.  Why are doctors too dumb to figure that out?

     
  5. 19:26

    Notes: 23481

    Reblogged from rosagender

    tr3ndyc00l:

    apparently my school made the senior dinner great gatsby themed

    because what better theme for a graduation party than the inaccessibility of the american dream

    at least they are being honest

    (Source: acoolshark)

     
  6. 19:14

    Notes: 908

    Reblogged from dandybutchqueer

    dandybutchqueer:

    taidstick:

    Ah summer. Be strong my pre-op people!

    Wanted to post this but also want to add how not all people who bind are ‘pre-op’ some people do not ever intend on getting surgery

     
  7. 17:14

    Notes: 197232

    Reblogged from iwillalways-chooseyou

    haithinkimfunny:

    queenestelle:

    gothist:

    GET IGNORED SO MUCH BITCHES CALL ME TERMS AND CONDITIONS

    at least you get accepted no matter what

    that’s the most uplifting thing i’ve seen all day 

    (Source: stevebrule)

     
  8. 18:36 17th May 2013

    Notes: 2772

    Reblogged from artoftransliness

    gaywrites:

International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. May 17, 2013. 

hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I wonder why all of the May 17 graphics I’ve seen have the rainbow flag and not the trans* flag colors…

    gaywrites:

    International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia. May 17, 2013. 

    hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm I wonder why all of the May 17 graphics I’ve seen have the rainbow flag and not the trans* flag colors…

     
  9. 18:26

    Notes: 56

    Reblogged from olivehornby

    wuthering-heights:

    Artificial left arm, Europe, 1850-1910

    Made from steel and brass, this unusual prosthetic arm articulates in a number of ways. The elbow joint can be moved by releasing a spring, whereas the top joint of the wrist allows a degree of rotation and an up-and-down motion. The fingers can also curl up and straighten out. The leather upper arm piece is used to fix the prosthesis to the remaining upper arm. The rather sinister appearance of the hand suggests the wearer may have disguised it with a glove. Among the most common causes of amputation throughout the 1800s were injuries received as a result of warfare.

     
  10. 18:25

    Notes: 4540

    Reblogged from overlysensitivestudent

    nadirpoint:

    princessfreakazoid:

    whatidontwantiwaste:

    neutroi:

    princessfreakazoid:

    okay so we have chivalry, what’s it called when women do nice things for men because they feel like they have to? what’s the word for that?

    common courtesy?

    fear

    aaaaaand nailed it

    oh shit son!

     
  11. 18:20

    Notes: 93706

    Reblogged from fuckyeahhardfemme

     
  12. 18:16

    Notes: 61

    Reblogged from lemonstolemons

    9001twistedstrings:

    Contrary to popular belief, the Stonewall riots were initiated by trans women of colour, and not by ‘gay men and transvestites’ as the white male-centred LGBT movement would like us to believe.

    Most middle-class men who frequented gay bars were reluctant to act against it, because doing so would mean outing themselves, and consequently losing their jobs, friends and families.

    Many of those at Stonewall, by contrast, had very little left to lose. And this is precisely because they were trans*, and particularly trans* people of colour.

    This is just one example of how vital women have been to the LGBTQ+ rights movement, and the fact that women’s achievements in this regard are continually erased is nothing short of disgusting.

     
  13. 18:09

    Notes: 89561

    Reblogged from adventuresofmoosehead

    Tags: scrubs

    (Source: aimlessme)

     
  14. 18:05

    Notes: 320

    Reblogged from museumuesum

    image: Download

    museumuesum:

Helen Levitt
New York, 1982
Dye transfer print, 19 3/4 x 15 3/4 in. (50.2 x 40 cm)

    museumuesum:

    Helen Levitt

    New York, 1982

    Dye transfer print, 19 3/4 x 15 3/4 in. (50.2 x 40 cm)

     
  15. 18:02

    Notes: 1127

    Reblogged from nevver

    image: Download

    nevver:

Time for a trim