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"It's ok to disappoint people." has got to be MOST powerful, life changing advice I have ever heard.

it's funny how a male character can be a huge asshole and will be my absolute least favorite but the second i smell a whiff of transfemininity i'm like "i forgive her i mean she's got a lot to work through yknow"

if a man is an asshole he's just an asshole but if a trans woman is an asshole can you really blame her? the circumstannies

this is jax

I call it “soft queerphobia”. It’s when you come out to your family and they don’t reject you OR encourage you, they just forget every few months again. I have come out to my father nine times

nothing like seeing an annoying mean spirited comment and going to their blog to block them and the first post you see is "nobody likes me i dont belong in this world". i suggest starting your path to being more likeable by reducing the amount of hateful comments you make.

Talking about what you like is always more engaging and enjoyable to be around.

"i've got no qualms about it" meanwhile i'm over here making qualm chowder

it's ironic that ableds love using disabled people for inspiration porn but hate actually giving the vast majority of disabled people the tools and accommodation to facilitate disabled people doing more with their time. it's almost like the point of it isn't to inspire but to create a false narrative that disability can be overcome with strength of will because look at these people who did it! now stop asking for help

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ultimately i think your personal opinion of jax's ending comes down to how well you're able to handle queer tragedy. i don't blame anyone who isn't able to stomach that kind of thing feeling sad or let down by it, even if i personally dont have a problem with it. but i think these kinds of stories should exist too and i hope at least that even if you didnt personally like her ending you can acknowledge that