slipstreamsunshine:

goldenvampgirl:

geekwithglasses:

catgh0st:

ONLY 10000 PEOPLE?  WTF?

I haven’t seen it since I was little. But I liked it.

queensassyofthefatties:

scapenote:

queenfattyoftherollpalace:

scapenote:

Straight dudes being uncomfortable with seeing two men making out is not homophobic or oppressive. Stop perpetuating the belief that if you’re not turned on by something it means you despise it.

There is a difference in ‘not being turned on’ by something and being openly disgusted by it. If homosexuality makes you uncomfortable, you’re homophobic. 

You’re reading my post wrong. I said being uncomfortable with displayed homosexuality does not make you homophobic.

And to another point—I am disgusted by onions and onion-based dishes and am open about it. Do I now hate every onion eater ever and condemn them?

human beings are not onions.

This isn’t that hard to fucking understand.

So, if I get uncomfortable around two guys snogging, I’m homophobic? Because that means I’m heterophobic to. I don’t like watching two people making out in public, regardless of gender. Some people just get uncomfortable with it.

bravery-till-we-surrender:

soontobebritish:

kaybsmiling:

smoke-and-sketchpads:

Guys, this is my little brother, Reese. He just turned eight last March, and he is in second grade. He had found that he prefers guys to girls. When he told his friends that at recess, they threw rocks at him. Rocks. He came home crying, saying that his friends had called him names like “faggot” and “homo”. Second graders called him these names. I explained to him that it is perfectly okay to be gay, and that I will still love him no matter what. Unfortunately, my parents don’t agree. He’s been set apart from the family and his friends for his sexuality, that he has no control over. I’m not doing this for notes or to gain followers. I’m doing this to show Reese he will be accepted by many people no matter what sexuality he is. Reblog if you support my eight year old brother, no matter his sexuality.

It really pisses me off when family treats family like that.

any guy would be lucky to have him <3

they-kept-their-silence:

jinnypotter:

jackpittgregor:

ask-the-tooth-fairy:

ask-the-tooth-fairy:

I’m gonna prove my mom wrong.

8K+ Notes.

Mom, you were WAY wrong.

Why are there so little reblogs?

What do you mean, a fictional book series or movie? There have been countless that have made a difference in my life.

you-cant-take-the-sky-from-me:

Every one of these.

kuneria:

April 4th. Robert Downey Jr turns 48

HAPPY BIRTHDAY YOU ADORABLE LITTLE FUCKER.

threewaysonfreeways:

thatlazybasterd:

valvesoftware:

thatlazybasterd:

valvesoftware:

canon-url-related-to-eridan:

queerassfemme:

made re-bloggable for tatscobabble <33

or maybe its just being nice. becoming super intoxicated is definitely a choice. its not like “oh hey free alcohol! time to drink until i pass out!” nobody thinks that way unless theyre an alcoholic. stop being so self-righteous and realize that maybe some people are actually nice.

yeah but it’s also a guy’s choice to get super intoxicated and not have to worry about being sexually assaulted. and he doesn’t. but women are instilled with the fear that getting too drunk will get them assaulted??? don’t get too drunk cause a guy will touch you!!!! NO WTF

iuno about that actually..as a straight guy who gets really drunk often & also gets hit on bt gay/bi dudes. sometimes i fear that ill get assaulted by a guy if i get too drunk when im out&about. im a guy and i worry about it. 

women are still INSTILLED WITH THE FEAR THAT WE WILL BE ASSAULTED IF WE GET BLACK OUT DRUNK. Nobody tells YOU that YOU need to be afraid, you are afraid because of personal experience while women are told that they should HOLD THEIR DRINK FOR FEAR IT WILL BE DRUGGED, or that they need to not get too drunk because MEN MAY TAKE ADVANTAGE OF ME?!

actually,all my gayguy friends have told me to watch out. ill admit im an alcoholic,which makes those gay friends even more worried because theyve known of gaymen assaulting ”out-of-it” straight men. yes women are told to worry about it. but thats only because there are sick men out there. im a guy & ive been told to worry about men getting me drunk/slipping me drugs. but thats not as big of a deal right? sorry,i didnt realize that. from now on ill know that a guy raping a guy is no big deal. sorry.

Everyone who just said that men don’t have to worry about sexual assault can suck my fucking ass. When I turn in after a night of drinking at my own house, I shouldn’t have to lock the door. But that night, locking the door would have prevented a series of very painful STD tests, among other things (Friendships ending, beer bottles thrown, breakups, sobbing, male weakness, etc)

If you think women don’t hunt men, go crawl in a hole and die. We don’t want your ignorance.

vanyumm:

0 - 32 = low (most people with Asperger Syndrome or high-functioning autism score about 20)
33 - 52 = average (most women score about 47 and most men score about 42)
53 - 63 is above average
64 - 80 is very high
80 is maximum 

If you want to show your followers your result put it in the TAGS

ben-ftm:

things-larry-cant:

laugh-addict:

liltlebitt13:

i—do—what—i—want:

cuppycakesandsunshine:

jayewalkingonsunshine:

so accurate it hurts

I’m about to start watching Dr Who because of Tumblr.