Can't keep a good man down

Guy breaks both his arms and gets jacked off by his mom

Guy who thinks he has a mysterious stalker leaving postit notes around his house but he actually had a carbon monoxide leak and was leaving them himself

One man's quest to remove a small cylinder from a Mini M&Ms tube full of butter and mashed banana (the cylinder must remain unharmed)

Section 28 banned the mention of or "promotion" of being gay within schools and ushered in decades of silence and violence in this country. Its impact is currently unrecorded, but keenly felt. With the UK currently banning the discussion of being transgender in schools, libraries and other public spaces, along with the bathrooms guidance, we run a risk of repetition. We need statistics on what Section 28 did to two generations of queer people.

Please sign if you can, it needs 100,000 signatures to be considered. Non-UK residents please reblog.

these were tags about a specific disability (insomnia) but it really strikes me how this experience is so applicable to not only virtually any disability but also any societal hierarchy that has been individualized.

reminds me immediately of that passage from Vladimir Pozner's notebook in 1936

“Here, the unemployed person is ashamed of his condition. In the country of ‘boundless opportunities’ a jobless person must be inept, or, at best, a man with rotten luck. He sees only his personal case. […] To accept a cash unemployment benefit is to admit that one is inept. This mind set is starting to disappear, at least among the unemployed. But what years of misery it’s taken for people to comprehend that twelve million cases of bad luck and ineptitude is due to something other than sheer coincidence.”

they are showing them as people