Ermagersh Ferngurling

I mean this in the most sincere, heart-filled-with-love way, this dog looks like a worm on a string

Hey can we queers please remember that the rural queer experience has unique challenges thanks

Coming out is different when you know if you come out to one person you risk the whole town knowing. Coming out is different when religion is entwined in your entire community. Being queer is different when you can't trust that your doctor or therapist will stay confidential. Being queer is different when conversion therapy is subtle and normalized. Transitioning is different when there aren't gender clinics or gender therapists for 50 miles. School is different when other kids are put at risk by being seen with you. Can we stop acting like there aren't queer people living in rural areas and start supporting them

metalworkers are wizards because they "cast" metal :)

wrong. its not magic dumbass

i cast molten lead down your throat

@eyelashwish

In related news, I cannot read the Little House series any longer without going “Oh wow this is real fucked up. I can’t believe this snapshot of the colonialism process as it happened is like such a feel good book for so many people. That’s fucked up.”

I’ve gotten no less than fourteen nasty messages about this post, four of them telling me to kill myself and stop ruining classic American literature with my “braindead r-word liberal agenda”, so I think it’s time to reblog it and restate this!

We read Big Woods when I was in grade school and learned to make candles and carve soap and basically all the skills that the family showed in that first book. So our teacher decided to start reading some of the rest and we only got about two or three chapters in before the teacher noped so hard out of it and apologised to the First Nation and Metis kids for not reading ahead and thinking they were all going to be about making sausage and headcheese.