Rainbow

time to feel sick about every decision i’ve ever made in my entire life

Translator's Note: I love you.

mutuals. c'mere. this is a checkpoint. i am checking in. i am wrapping you in a blanket and giving you a nice warm drink. also some pretty flowers. it will be ok.

i love my silly little internet friends hey silly internet friends if you see this. i love you

i love my silly little internet friends hey silly internet friends if you see this. i love you

@oliverquary @heliorescens @angelicm00nzdreams :}

thanks for the part about moving on quickly. Most of the time apologies just make everything worse. I know others might have different experiences but as a gender queer person it just bothers me when ppl are very apologetic about misgendering me

Reblogging because I keep saying “it’s fine I don’t mind [normative set of pronouns]” to people from my country -that doesn’t have a singular they-, because I don’t want to feel like a burden, but after that I feel terrible. It happens with my name as well. If the rare people I’m out to would use she/him pronouns I actually would be fine with it, but they only use the one they’re used to refer me as and I hate that I’m not confident enough to correct them. I can’t even ask my closest irl friend to have my contact in her phone be my chosen name

this pride month I'm gonna need everyone to be radically pro transgender and also pro intersex and also pro ace and aro spec peoples thanks

i love my silly little internet friends hey silly internet friends if you see this. i love you