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THE ENTIRE WEST IS BEING PUT UP FOR SALE AND I AM BEGGING YOU TO CALL YOUR SENATORS

Trump’s budget bill has many, many things in it, but buried amongst it is the MILLIONS OF ACRES OF PUBLIC LAND FOR SALE.

This is the entirety of the Arizona state forests, the entire Cascades mountain range. Swathes of pristine desert around the national parks in Utah. On the doorstep of Jackson Hole.

THIS BILL IS BIG, BUT IT CAN BE AMENDED AND ABSOLUTELY MUST NOT PASS AS IS please.

If you have ever enjoyed the wilderness, we stand to lose it all forever.

CALLING your senators - NOT JUST IN THE WEST. ALL SENATORS, is CRUCIAL.

Outdoor alliance has a great resource for reaching out.

I don’t have a huge following but please, everywhere I have ever loved, the forests I grew up playing in, the land I got married on, is all at risk and I am begging.

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One really weird thing transphobic cis women will say is something to the effect of “I was a tomboy, thank god it was before the transgender craze. They would made me transition.” Like, probably not, girl. As you are a cis woman who has never communicated any form of gender dysphoria. It makes it really obvious that they think being transgender is just conforming to different gender roles. There is an ocean between a little girl who likes traditionally masculine fashion and has traditionally masculine interests and a child that is transgender. They are not a slippery slope. They don’t push you down the slide of transgenderism if you cut your hair short when you’re 12.

There are so many trans men who were never tomboys, who were the picture of the ‘perfect little girl’ and genuinely enjoyed traditionally feminine hobbies and expressing themselves in ways associated with femininity. It confuses and angers cis people when they come out as trans because they only see gender as a role to perform and not an identity. If you’re truly a woman, you’re generally not susceptible to randomly turning into a man. If you’re truly a man, you’re generally not susceptible to randomly turning into a woman.

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Oh, boo-fucking-hoo. Let me play you the world's saddest song on the world's smallest iPod Shuffle.

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if you’re a baby trans and you haven’t started smoking cigarettes or vaping yet don’t. it’s actually not that hot or interesting. It will just cause you ungodly frustrations and suffering and cost you a bunch of money and be next to impossible to quit

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I wish epilepsy was taken more seriously because I literally see constant untagged and extreme strobe, especially on tiktok but even on YouTube. I have a filter but it does not work on tiktok, it only blocks regular videos. I’m still suffering from the seizure I had around 5 hours ago and my head feels likes it’s going to explode. Please, please, tag properly. I don’t wanna hear a single ‘but trigger warnings are bad!!!’, epilepsy is serious and seizures can kill.

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KATSEYE Gabriela (2025)

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bumkeyk

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I want to talk to people but if I bother anyone they'll kill me. And I'm pretty bad at starting and continuing conversations

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not to be an american but like. air conditioning is the greatest invention of all time.

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the thing about makeup is that i do think it is a cool skill to have and that it can be a form of self-expression, i just also know that this is not the kind of makeup that women are talked into doing in their everyday lives. there's just a big difference between 'obvious makeup' and 'stealth makeup' to me: when someone puts on a sparkly golden eyeshadow or a black lipstick, it's something that draws attention to itself -- it's a fashion statement, not unlike wearing a necklace or an earring, something that's part of a look. but stealth makeup, 'everyday makeup', is all about not drawing attention to itself: it's about masking any perceived flaws you may have.

sure, some of it is often still tastefully noticeable (mostly lipstick and maybe some eyeliner/eyelash extensions), but a lot of it aims to look as natural as possible while subtly changing your features into something more 'acceptable'. there's a lot of stories about women not putting on makeup for a day and having other people say they look ill or 'strange', for instance, and it's because these people did not really notice that everyday makeup in the first place, at least not to the extent they thought they did. so, it usually involves a lot of concealer and contouring, and all of it with the intention of changing the shape of your face in a way which, quite frankly, is rarely ever 'fun'. i doubt anyone feels artistically fulfilled by slimming down their nose every day, for instance. unlike someone who wears a cool lipstick or is trying to go for a particular look as part of a costume, i doubt they'd do it just for the sake of it if they didn't feel like they had to.

to put it plainly, i think a lot of women don't really wear makeup to look prettier or cooler, necessarily, but to disguise their perceived ugliness. instead of an ornament, it's a correction. in that way, makeup becomes a chore and an obligation, and is bound to affect the self-image of those who wear it that way -- and which traits so casually get to be considered desirable and which ones constantly are encouraged to be hidden and altered are definitely not something that just comes out of nowhere, just a harmless little personal preference like some people like to act, as if beauty standards carry no racial or misogynistic baggage and influence. more than anything else, this purposefully obtuse act is what's truly insufferable to me.

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misa misa!

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When I (M29) was a young boy (M7) my father (M35) took me into the city (X167) to see a marching band (M23, M21, M22, F22, M24, M25, F21, M

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these are KILLING me

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y'all it's about to get really fucking humid and hot

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someone help him