Marc ⚡️

happy deutscher schicksalstag to all who celebrate, may your tagesschau eilmeldungen be silent

reblog this if you are not only okay with booping spams but encourage it. blow up my notifications go buck wild we both get our big funny boop numbers

no because. the schumacher surname makes you motorsports royalty and whether you like him or not everyone knows who ralf is and he came out, and it's so so important. because this is a sport that loves surface level activism but won't go any deeper and now we have a SCHUMACHER who is out and proud and in your face. and no one can deny it. someone who raced on the grid, who knows exactly how hard it is. and you have to applaud the bravery regardless of what you think of him. and i hope that if there's anyone else on the grid, in the sport, who is also queer, that they see this, and they know they're not alone.

People telling me that I shouldn't be sad about a game, man you don't understand what it's like to have an emotional bond with a team, to be happy with them and to be sad with them, it seems silly to them but to me it's what has kept me afloat, so yes I feel sad about a game but it's because I see the players as people and I feel attached to them because even though they don't know it they have helped me at my worst moment

For me, being a Madrid fan is the lowest point you can get as a football fan, like, how can you celebrate winning something you shouldn't even be a part of, when if we all played by the same rules and measured by the same yardstick you wouldn't even make it to the quarters, and the worst thing is that they use the most ridiculous excuses to try to justify their corrupt club or just accept it without any shame.

i can't believe you all are rooting for v*rstappen like say what you will about lando but surely a lando win is better than that

it's honestly funny that i'm so nervous for this match, i really wasn't nervous at all before arsenal because i was sure we'd lose badly. it really is the hope that kills you