dumb lil bitch

reblog if you’re gay, shy or a fucking idiot

the real personality test: reblog this w/ what apps you have at the bottom bar of your home screen

i do not know a SINGLE person, not even out of my friends, not even out of the most woke people on this damn site, that only likes unproblematic things. every single one of us likes something that’s fucking garbage. so some of y’all can climb down off your high horses and stop competing for the “least problematic” award honest to god.

why do some people act like it’s so hard to…….not call people slurs

#Ok but for a second there I was like #this is a bit exaggerated #it’s not that rude to say hi to strangers #just a bit weird #but then I realised #the rude person is probably meant to be the one ignoring the ‘hi' 

None of these people are joking.

And if you’re the one sitting at the window and you want to get off at the next stop, you begin to loudly rustle with your bag whatever, because that way you can signal the other person that you need them to get up without having to speak to them.

i think i would just start crying in all of these situations

hey! so, minors can have crushes on adults and be attracted to adults. that’s… pretty damn normal? i had plenty of crushes on 20+ year old celebrities when i was a young teenager. there was a teacher at my middle school i had a crush on, too. but! if that teacher, or any adult, ever reciprocated those feelings for me, i would’ve been terrified and extremely uncomfortable. adults are not supposed to have crushes on minors. they are not supposed to be attracted to minors. a minor having a crush on an adult is not the problem here. adults returning those feelings is the problem.

Call Me By Your Name enforces stereotypes about gay men that are harmful and contribute to homophobia so maybe skip this one at the theater and watch movies that are actually good representation of gay relationships.

here is a list of lgbt movies that were voted to be the top 30 of all time at the British LGBT film festival. This list was made before Moonlight came out and that’s definitely number 1. Support good lgbt movies. I would appreciate it if y'all reblogged this.

what we’re not gonna do is support a movie that pairs a 17 year old with some dude in his mid twenties

when will you goblins realize that people don’t have a problem with call me by your name because it’s /illegal/ but because a 24 year old dude has no business dating a high school kid and it’s just fucked up to portray a relationship like that as romantic