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World Oarfish Day is June 24th!

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Juneteenth Celebrations in Milwaukee, MN from 1988 to 2006.

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Pride 2025

These Colors Don't Run!

this Pride remember your roots, fight the fuck back, remember your allies and friends and don't get distracted.

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out of every situation dream's been involved in, i don't think anything has shown proof of his integrity more than the situation with tommy back in january. the sheer fucking restraint he showed in his video out of sheer respect for tommy isn't just commendable, it's as impressive as his resilience.

like, what makes dream stand out from other creators imo is that he never tries to pretend that kindness isn't a choice. he doesn't try to claim some sort of inherent moral high ground that he holds by virtue of being xyz thing and therefore makes him kind because he is so nice and passive and agreeable which makes him morally superior to others because he is incapable of harm. dream is mean and petty and hot-headed, he is assertive, he gets aggressive when he needs to feel in control, sometimes he walks right up to where the line is and you see him choose not to cross it.

and that's what i think makes all the difference. like i can say that based on his public behavior, dream comes across as a good person. not because he's incapable of harm, or because he said so, or because he always says and does the right things and never makes any mistakes and is a bland pushover of corporate-sanctioned buzzwords. but because time and time again, dream has relentlessly shown himself to be completely unafraid of being flawed and messy and loud because, as he has also relentlessly shown, he knows exactly where the line is. and he will walk right up to that line and stare it right in the face and every single goddamn time he'll make the conscious choice not to cross it. but he could, and it'd be frankly easy for him to. but he won't. because that's not the person he wants to be, he lived the power fantasy of being a monster with c!dream and all he had it do was destroy c!dream's life. he knows exactly how far is too far, he knows exactly what lines he won't cross.

which is more that can be said for guy who ran his server like a corporation and tried to blame the 'higher ups' he employed as if he wasn't their boss, and spoiled brat who apparently doesn't even realize that nobody normal does the kind of shit he did to dream and expects the other person to just take it quietly because normal people call that shit emotional abuse.

Yeah, like yeah.

It's honestly kind of hard for me to comprehend how he's managed to retain himself through all these years. A normal person would've been completely burnt out from the emotional turmoil a smear campaign of a level and length like Dream's. A normal person would've just left the internet.

But also combined with his outrageous growth and fame?? In less than a year, 15 million eyes on him, simultaneously being praised for his intellect and torn apart as a phony? That alone is crazy to deal with (and that was just the first year).

Im sure there are a bunch of other things he's also dealt with that we don't have the privy to.

Like that is crazy, how did he do that? How is he so normal and sincere and understanding? He genuinely astounds me with his resilience.

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Happy birthday, king!

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happy pride fuck the police

happy pride fuck the police

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happy birthday to the man, the pig, the legend, whose character said NO USERS with his whole chest so loudly it reduced the city that tried to use him to a smoking bedrock crater and altered my brain chemistry and concept of self-worth forever

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Dream getting himself out of the void and then winning that round was soooo. You can take the boy out of manhunt but you can't take the manhunt out of the boy

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Tens of thousands of protesters are expected to take to the streets nationwide on Thursday in May Day rallies opposing the Trump administration.

May Day, celebrated by workers across the globe as International Labor Day, occurs on May 1 each year. This year, activists in the U.S. aim to build on the momentum of recent widespread grassroots protests against policies implemented by the Trump administration.

Anti-Trump protesters have expressed a range of concerns regarding the administration's recent actions, including the elimination of thousands of federal jobs, immigration raids, and billionaire Elon Musk's involvement in downsizing the U.S. government.

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TITAN tried to swim in lava to escape Georgenotfound

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idk how people don’t feel like shit making techno’s poor fucking father come online and rehash his son dying for the millionth time and defend his relationship with a friend all bc some freak on the internet is delusion posting again. like do you not feel bad do you not feel guilty

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Idk man it’s so easy to get bogged down in all the bullshit online but when my then-6 year old cousin found out I was trans he said “ok” then corrected my grandma when she misgendered me. I was once the third between a gay man and a lesbian. Two lesbians once invited me back to their place when I presented as a man. I met an AMAB nb butch who looked strikingly to outsiders like a cis man and it was one of the more sapphic experiences I’ve had. I nervously wore a boydyke shirt to pride and got 3 different cis-looking femme folks tell me they loved my shirt. I once told a trans group at a protest that any pronouns were fine for me and one person said “wow, I’m impressed and intimidated by people like that. I don’t know that I could be that chill with pronouns.” I once told a GNC friend I wished I could wear a type of “opposite” gender clothing after I had already transitioned and so it would be associated with my AGAB and he said “You could just do it.” I’ve had cishet men fight cops for me before. The first time I had a doctor ask me if my name was different than what was on my forms I had to try not to cry. Last week, a phone call with a doctor’s office where I am generally cis passing asked unprompted if my name listed is what I want to be called. It touched me then too. I told a lesbian friend once I felt like my attraction to men AND women both felt gay. She said “makes sense.” And we moved on. I go by different pronouns in different circles. I’ve had gay women love my facial hair. I’ve had gay men like my tits. It’s all out there, I promise. It can be hard to find it but I promise there is community like you and community who likes you. And it’s more messy and beautiful than tumblr discourse makes it out to be.

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Well... here he is. After throwing away a sculpture of him I was working on when he passed, starting a new one a year later, and working on it intermittently between not being able to even look at it for weeks or months... he's done.

Alongside the sculpture is a pic of really old fanart, plus some stickers I found at work the day he passed. Funny seeing how far I've come with my art. Even just through making the sculpture, there are these giant gaps in skill all over it. I got so much better at sculpting throughout this process that you can see which are the older pieces, just due to the quality being worse lol. In a way, that just makes me so much prouder of it. It's the first polymer clay sculpture I've ever finished, and the third I've ever attempted. There's a lot wrong with the sculpture, but I'm happy.

Other than that, I can't thank Techno enough for being a funny guy on the internet who made some of my worst days a little easier. I would never want some new person to replace you, because you made me realise just how great it was that there could only ever be one you, and made me think that maybe it's a good thing that I am the person that I am.

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🌿 Did you know? In the early 1970s, Congress passed three of our most important environmental laws—the National Environmental Protection Act, Clean Air Act, and Endangered Species Act—with overwhelming bipartisan support.

💧 The Clean Water Act faced a tougher path to passage. President Nixon vetoed it—but public support was so strong, Congress overrode the veto the very next day!

🤔 Why did these landmark laws have such strong bipartisan support back then?

🔥In the late ’60s and early ’70s, the environment was in crisis—rivers burned, oil spills made headlines, and smog filled the air. Rachel Carson’s Silent Spring (1962) had helped spark a national movement, and public pressure pushed lawmakers from both parties to act, protecting our air, water, and wildlife.

🌎 Today, we’re facing a new kind of crisis—these and other essential environmental laws that for decades have protected our health, communities, and wildlife are under attack.

📢 But if this history teaches us anything, it’s this: our voices are our power—and when we speak up together, we can have an impact!

 ✊ Now, more than ever, your voice is needed! This Earth Month, join us in urging Congress to protect our essential environmental laws! Click here to take action today! 

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Fine art enthusiasts

Thanks to @felidaefighter for providing the screenshot of the painting here