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in case you needed to be cheered up today, here’s two beautiful boys :)

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so i’m gay. i’m gay as fuck. i’m 12/10 lesbian. and then i see these three, and it’s seventh grade again. i’m questioning the fuck out of my sexuality.

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only thing that could turn me catholic 🙏

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behave yourself. no homework... watch some porn.

dean winchester

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me during season finales (ps he’s adorable)

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my boys!! luvv them

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lisa and ben

no words can express the amount of feels poured over you. dean loves you. sam loves you. we love you. please come back? please? i... just... words fail when speaking about supernatural issues i just miss so many people. please come back. we love you. if destiel isn’t endgame then you better be.

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charlie bradbury

jesus. your death... it still fucks me up. the mention of your name, listening to any patty griffin songs, just the simplest things... we are the supernatural fandom- full of pain and angst filled teenagers. maybe the boys haven’t mentioned you in a while, but that doesn’t mean we’ve forgotten about you. we haven’t and we never will. we love you. thank you for everything. the pains of fictional characters. the song played as they were burning her body is “go wherever you wanna go” by patty griffin and i recommend it if you’d like a good cry.

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me at christmas

you

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fucking adorable piece of shit god *feels feelings*

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supernatural daperal

castiel: dean kissed me.

gabriel: ohmygodohmygod.

charlie: okay, all right. we want to hear everything. gabriel, get the wine. cas, does this end well or do we need to get tissues?

castiel: oh, it ended very well.

gabriel: *getting the wine* do not start without me. do not start without me.

charlie: oaky, all right, let’s hear about the kiss. was it like a soft brush against your lips? or was it like a “i gotta have you now” kind of thing?

castiel: well, at first it was really intense, you know. and then, oh god, and then we just sort of sunk into it.

charlie: okay, so, were you holding him? or were his hands like on you?

castiel: no, actually first they started on my waist. and then, they slid up, and then, they were on my shoulders.

charlie and gabriel: ohhhhh.

[in the next room dean devouring a burger while sam swirls a cup of tea]

dean: and, uh, and then i kissed him.

sam: tongue?

dean: yeah.

sam: cool.

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jody mills is good people.

sam winchester

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“mac, when i grow up, i think i’m going to be a lesbian. i think maybe i’m a lesbian already.” -kj, volume seventeen

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wage gap

white women make $0.77 to a man’s dollar

black women make $0.68 to a man’s dollar

latina women make $0.58 to a man’s dollar

protect our sisters, regardless of their race

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the truth about trans people

here to answer some crucial questions, i've gathered from numerous sites proof about transgender existence. by the end of this, if you still have any questions, feel free to ask me or research to find information on your own, if you feel as if that would benefit you better.

the first question, what is the difference between sex and gender. sex gets assigned at birth, and it refers to one's biological status as either male or female. it is associated primarily with physical attributes such as chromosomes, hormone prevalence, and external and internal anatomy. gender refers to the socially constructed roles, behaviors, activities, and characteristics society deems reasonable for a woman or male.

next question, have transgender people always exist? survey says, yes! trans persons have gotten documented in different societies from antiquity to today. but, gender roles varies from culture to culture.

a lot of people believe there are so many transgender people today, more than it should be. according to a study by williams institute did in june of 2016, there are 1.4 million people in the united states that are documented transgender, which leads to 0.6% of the population.

some people believe that being transgender is a mental disorder, but in fact, it is not. a psychological state is considered a mental disorder only if it causes significant distress or disability. but, according to apa, people who come out as transgender feel "as if a weight has been lifted off their shoulders," and feel "free from crippling anxiety."

the final question i'm going to be addressing tonight is if they are pretending to be for a trend. 0.08% of people who come out as transgender change their identity. also, according to a survey done by the human rights campaign, 67% of out transgender people get death threats online on a daily basis. another thing to keep in mind is that 53% of people who come out as transgender got diagnosed as transgender by a professional.

i hope that opened your eyes. if you know any transphobes, i'd be honored if you sent this to them. remember to always be accepting, or else, fuck you!  

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY MILES

happy birthday, meme daddy! i love you so much, you’ve helped me come to terms with my sexuality and come out and god idk where i’d be without you. happy birthday! 

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let's be scared together.

william finn