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The City Has Sex, Bright Eyes (via fuckyeahconormullenoberst)

What a shame

This list does NOT include the Red Hot Chili Peppers.

Tim Curry as Dr. Frank n’ Furter The Rocky Horror Picture Show” (1975)

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I don’t usually post stuff like this on the interwebz, but I feel like it’s kind of important for me to post this right now. Not only for myself, but for anyone who has gone through the same struggles and confusion as I have. Buckle up, because this may take a while. I remember being very young, like maybe 10 or younger, and hearing the word “pansexual” for the first time. As soon as I heard what it meant, I thought to myself “that’s me!” But after that, I never really thought about my sexuality again until I was in middle school. I remember having crushes on girls when I was younger, but not really registering my feelings as anything romantic. But then I got to middle school and developed my first real crush on a girl, and I was kind of devastated. I’ve never been super girly, so as long as I can remember people have asked me “are you gay?” Or they just assumed that I was. At first I would just laugh and brush it off, but once I started realizing that I might actually be, I hated when people would ask me or assume that I was. And I spent a lot of nights crying myself to sleep because I didn’t understand the way I was feeling. I loved guys. And I loved girls. For some reason, that word that I had found to describe myself years before was no longer in my vocabulary. In my mind at the time, I either had to be gay or straight. Every single day for years I would ask myself “am I a lesbian?” I drove myself crazy and developed so much anxiety over that one question. It wasn’t until about two years ago that I finally figured myself out. I just love people, regardless of gender. It took some time for me to finally accept it, and some more time after that to build up the courage to start telling my friends and family. But since I’ve become completely honest with myself and the people I love, I have never been happier. I’m here. I’m queer. And I’m weird. Happy National Coming Out Day. 🏳️‍🌈💕

The metaphor could even extend to the fact that there are dozens of other phones on the market that aren’t a complete disaster, but people pretend Apple and Samsung are their only choice.

Artist Turns Pokémon Into Humans

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