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Having Andrew in Drag by The Magnetic Fields and oh baby by LCD Soundsystem both on repeat recently has done nothing positive for me but I will never stop

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A Day of Summer by Betty Miles, illustrated by Remy Charlip, 1960 

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Words from sun bleached flies by Ethel cain

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Thank you so much for the tag @scriptscraps and apologies for taking so long to get to this!!

favorite color: dark green!

last song: 1990 Was A Long Year And We Are All Out Of Hot Water by Jordaan Mason & The Horse Museum

currently reading: so much, but even so, I plan on starting Wild Geese by Soula Emmanuel for pride month :)

currently craving: hmm Mediterranean and Vietnamese food

coffee or tea: as always, coffee which barely tastes like coffee because it’s so sweet

last song you sang out loud: Take Me To Beijing (一起回北京) by Chinese American Bear, a great band I just saw live recently :)

favorite chip flavor: I wish I was lying, but probably red40. I love hot chip and lie ❤️

last book i opened: I Who Have Never Known Men by Jacqueline Harpman

earbuds, headphones, or neither: I love both, but I can wear over the ear headphones for way longer so I’ll have to go with those

last place i went other than home: local Mexican restaurant! It was very good :)

last trailer you saw: hmm either Warfare or 28 Years Later, I love rewatching that one

No pressure tags: @schofielded @ok-just-why @good--merits-accumulated @neil-perrys-suicidal-tendencies @neilperryismine @lc-27 @axe-76 @til-tonight-do-us-part @yawping-poets-society @darklordabigail + anyone who wants to join!!

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being a boring uncool insane mutual is a hard job but someone's got to do it

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“hi mom, guess what!” at the first gay pride rally in philadelphia, in june of 1972.

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Graffiti in Capitol Hill, Seattle

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don’t know who needs to hear this but AO3 comments section is not Letterboxd. giving unsolicited criticism to a fanfic writer does not make you a “fanfic critic” because there’s no. such. thing.

giving unsolicited criticism to a fanfic writer just makes you a spoiled, rude, entitled asshole at best, makes the author stop posting their works altogether at worst.

a reminder that it’s always okay to just stop reading and quietly click away from a fic if at any point you feel like you don’t like it for whatever reasons. unless specifically asked, there’s no need to tell the author, whose work you read for free, how you dislike something they wrote for themself for fun.

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hi i was wondering if you've seen The Scent of Burning Grass (2012)? it's such a great movie about the vietnam war but i see nobody talking about it 😭😭

I haven’t, but I just added to my watchlist!! It seems like barely 500 people have logged it on Letterboxd, so it’s incredibly niche as far as movies go 😭 the other Vietnam War film I recommended, When the Tenth Month Comes, has 2.6k logs if that gives you any perspective. Anyway thank you for the recommendation!!

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“FAT DYKES RULE” at the new york city dyke march, june 2000

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Thank you so much for the tag @good--merits-accumulated !! This was fun :)

Tag game: do this picrew and include the most recent meme in your camera roll!

They did not have my hair color so I guess I’m blond now.

No pressure tags: @ok-just-why @lc-27 @darklordabigail @neil-perrys-suicidal-tendencies @way-too-indecisive @axe-76 @poetrusic1959 @til-tonight-do-us-part @movielp-pany + anyone who wants to join!!

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Okay so I see that I do not have any musical saw lovers in my midst

I am in the mood to listen to songs with musical saws in them but only know like 4. Please send me recs if you have any 🙏

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insert they have chemistry pun here

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“LESBIANISM IS NOT A CHOICE, IT IS A BLESSING!” at the new york city dyke march, june 1993

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Stained glass ao3 logo :P

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‘Love is an organic thing. It rots and softens.’

Words by Clementine Von Radics