um, hi?

Oh hey @wilwheaton I made this, glad you like! ❤️

I just want to say, thank you, sensible people of tumblr, for giving this more notes than my other post where idiots were calling gun control racist.

shout out to my 77 year old nan asking my cousin to make her a "woke pride" shirt she can wear so conservative old people will stop assuming she agrees with them

"can we normalize-" NO!!!!!! we do not need to expand whats considered normal!!! we need to teach people to stop reacting judgmentally when encountering something new and weird!!!! things dont need to be normal to be respected!!!!!!!!!!

i like it when trans women exist. i think there should be more trans women

Okay so in case y'all don’t know, this is from Pose. A series about the black trans community and ball culture in new York during the 80’s. Its got vogueing, lgbt+ culture, history, drama, romance, comedy, tragedy. Its wonderful and historically accurate and all the trans people are played by real trans actors.

Must a post have lots of notes to have 10k to me? This may never reach so many people but it reached me and I laughed.

Also, that tweet is from Jan 21, 2025. So it wasn't just... random.

im tired of seeing posts meant to protect trans people like "if you're trans or nonbinary, for the next 4 years no you're not. at least not publicly, just survive" and honestly fuck that. that's a very personal and private decision that every queer person needs to make right now. if going stealth or pausing your transition for safety is what you need to do, then do it, and im sorry we can't make a world for you where you feel safe to be unapologetically yourself. but we need people who are openly and enthusiastically queer. existing as trans in the united states is a protest in itself right now.

this post is like being handed demonic visions of what hyper latex porn looks like in the cars universe

my other grounding technique is remembering that the earliest abolitionists & the earliest suffragists had no proof that the world would ever make possible what they fought for and indeed many of them did not live to see it come to pass. and yet they did not succumb to despair so it would be disrespectful to their memory to let it overtake me

my other grounding technique is remembering that the earliest abolitionists & the earliest suffragists had no proof that the world would ever make possible what they fought for and indeed many of them did not live to see it come to pass. and yet they did not succumb to despair so it would be disrespectful to their memory to let it overtake me