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support our troops, especially 5 star generals like this binch right here
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thE FUCKING TEXT IS STILL SO FUCKING FUNNY TO ME IM GONNA FUCKIGN PSIS MYSELF
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We should give Leopardstar the “women want me fish fear me” hat.
ฅ^>⩊<^ ฅ
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Misha Collins is the funniest straight man ever. He’s the only person to arguably queerbait in real life. He had to come out as a straight. He was told by WB to just stay bisexual. He’s living every homophobe’s nightmare scenario but the only difference is that everyone actually loves it for him
#in a twist of fate I now own two cats#is this fate?#was the downfall of my hubris prophesied?#on a fucking supernatural post??
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I might not be the best source, but I had a serious drinking problem at only 17. I’m sober now, and with age have learned proper self control at 23. I grew up in an alcoholic family, and one that didn’t address their problems. Alcohol, cigarette, drug, and other dependencies were normal for me, because I grew up around them.
Que me, a queer, midwestern, non-gender conforming autistic kid who learned one thing from my family:
The drinking makes the problems go away.
The drinking didn’t, in fact, make the problems go away. But, the relief of not being able to feel the weight of my own thoughts was cathartic. If you don’t have the resources to learn and realize there are alternatives to the drugs, drinking, etc, then you’ll continue to fall on them. If therapy isn’t something you can afford, the US has made damn sure that booze always is.
It’s the easy road, it’s the thing that you know hurts you, but for a little while you feel so much better about life because you can’t think about it coherently. That’s why, at least for me, I had turned to alcohol, and why addiction didn’t seem like a big deal.
It’s dangerous because it harms you, but it feels good to escape whatever is haunting you. Bad day at work? Take a drink, and you won’t remember what you were mad about. Relationship problems? Take a drink. Family issues? Take a drink.
It becomes the response to everything, in an attempt to feel better when the only you’ve learned is how to forget.
how does (physical?) addiction works? saw ppl talking that once u get addicted to like alcohol or drugs or cigs or whatever ur forever addicted u can just not take the stuff and it doesn't seem right to me but also i know nothing about addiction
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The divisiveness between trans people is so fucking manufactured, stop falling for it.
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I haven't purchased a HP item in close to a decade - I use the books I already had as doorstops or to prop a laptop up for meetings nowadays.
There is NO "death of the author" with JK Rowling - she controls and continues to profit from her IP, and uses that money to fund hate groups.
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everything else migjt suck but at least we have a perfectly shaped february to anticipate halfheartedly
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im in a gay relationship with this guy and hes trying to manipulate me but i know it and im using it against him to manipulate him <3
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