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Cabana, by Tumblr Hang out, watch stuff.

iOS and Android 

Hey! We made a new iPhone app. It’s called Cabana and it’s for hanging out with friends and watching videos.

Wait, a whole new app?

Yup, a whole new app.

Really?

Yeah! It’s good. You just open it, video chat with up to five friends, and watch stuff together.

Hey, neat. Anything else I should know?

Nah, it’s pretty simple. It looks like that👇 . We’ve got some ideas about where to go with it, but hey, all in good time. 

<3 Tumblr

Oh, p.s., the Android version should be out in a few weeks. Enjoy. 

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Love; it will not betray you, Dismay or enslave you, it will set you free Be more like the man you were made to be.

♫

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I drew a forest for work and while I was drawing I thought it was nice to do a pynch with a forest 😍 ( autumn forest, because I love autumn :) )

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Princess Princess Ever After by Katie O’Neill

“Princess Princess Ever After is the cutest book I have ever read. It’s so heartwarming and sweet and empowering I got teary-eyed reading it. It has adorable art, dragons, diverse representation, and everything I ever wanted condensed into one precious graphic novel.” — Zoe

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Recommended reads for LGBTQ+ history buffs, and those who wish they were

Discovering LGBTQ History (@lgbtqarchives)

From the desk of the U.S. National Archives and Records Administration comes STONEWALL@NARA. @lgbtqarchives​ is a repository for documents reflecting the history of American LGBTQ+ people from 1778 to now. Some of it is inspiring, much of it is harrowing, all of it tells a story.

Queer Portraits in History (@queersinhistory​)

Illustrator Michele Rosenthal (@dialmformichele​) is using her artistic talent to honor prominent figures in the LGBTQ+ community. That little circle above showcases the Mother of Blues, Ma Rainey. She recorded over 100 albums in a mere five years. In one song, Prove it On Me, she made it clear she wasn’t ashamed of who she was: “Went out last night with a crowd of my friends / They must’ve been women, ‘cause I don’t like no men.” Considering it was recorded in 1928, it was a particularly bold statement. 

Gay Writes (@gaywrites​)

Staying informed in this political climate is becoming increasingly important. Let this Tumblr be a gentle guide through those rough waters. It’s a living compendium of U.S.-centric LGBTQ+ news, media, and culture. Keep yourself abreast of the latest news without ever leaving your dashboard.

The Gran Varones (@thegranvarones​)

This legacy project uses storytelling to signal boost the voices of a community that needs it: Latino and Afro-Latino gay, queer, and trans men. It sheds light on individuals whose sexuality and ethnicity often means they are facing a disproportionate amount of scrutiny. These stories are uplifting, they’re normalizing, and they’re so needed.

365 Days of Lesbians (@365daysoflesbians​)

Come next Leap Year, they’ll have to temporarily change their name to 366 Days of Lesbians. For now, enjoy this wonderful blog that presents you with a photo and biographical write-up of one self-identifying lesbian (or activist group, as pictured above) every dang day of the year.

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I hate those times when I feel like I’m so annoying and just feel unwanted but at the same time I’m so lonely and tired and just want to talk

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what do you do when your friends become the monsters in your head?