rose-and-honeycomb

[rose-and-honeycomb]

*has a moment or maybe even two*

[rose-and-honeycomb]

[rose-and-honeycomb]

Ant-eaters are so cool

[rose-and-honeycomb]

[rose-and-honeycomb]

garm (gay farm) is the best part of my future

coming of age checklist:

✔️get gay and/or trans

✔️ realize the “shitty” music you listened to as a preteen is good, actually

✔️unlearn gov propaganda

✔️ think a lot bout starting an lgbt subsistence based commune with friends

[rose-and-honeycomb]

Watch: SNL roasts Trump with “Racists for Trump” ad

[rose-and-honeycomb]

Gender neutral options for addressing a crowd

Guys, gals, and non binary pals

Ladies, gentlemen, and variations thereof

Folks

Distinguished guests

Members of the jury

Comrades

Fellow Americans

Citizens of the solar system

All y’all

My dudes

Those who must be stopped

Persons of the audience

Brain owners

Sentient beings of the audience

Bitches

People with PHDs and people without PHDs

All you who got dressed up for no reason

You people

Humans

Lovable idiots

Ladies, germs, and non binary worms

Mouth breathers

Everyone except (insert name here)

[rose-and-honeycomb]

reblogging for list of stuff I want to do

Breaking news: dogs are stealing shepherds’ jobs ????

[rose-and-honeycomb]

So I was in a history major and then dropped out and one of the defining reasons was that historians really like to tell you that you cant add today’s biases into society.

So if were talking about slavery or how women were treated as literal property, we cant make a statement about how that was a bad thing because the times were different.

And as much as I hate to break the hearts of the white only history professors at that school, racism and sexism and homophobia have always been bad.

[rose-and-honeycomb]

coke of cola is a health potion. pepsi is a mana potion

[rose-and-honeycomb]

a lot of people complain about the accessibility of theatre and i one hundred percent agree. it’s hard to see the live shows you always want when tickets are so expensive and they are broadway shows.

but please please please IF you can, support your local community theatre/ high school theatre productions. they might not be putting on your favorite pop rock musical but you’d be surprised: you might find yourself falling in love with a more classic or less popular show. they will not always be the most polished, but keep in mind that smaller productions put in a LOT of work to put on the best show they possibly can. these shows are inexpensive to see and seeing them shows local support of the arts.

so please, support the performing arts in your town if you can. it’s something fun and inexpensive to do with your fellow theatre loving friends, or perhaps a family outing or date. while you lament that you can’t afford to see your favorite musical on broadway, maybe just take the time to buy a ten or fifteen-dollar ticket to a local production. these are the kind of small steps we as art consumers and artists need to make theatre more accessible.

[rose-and-honeycomb]

Me after sitting through the whole halftime show waiting for more spongebob and being thoroughly disappointed

[rose-and-honeycomb]

I found my old work while sorting sutff. 

[rose-and-honeycomb]

[rose-and-honeycomb]

these small intimacies mean so much to me i don’t know if you know but i don’t want to go home

[rose-and-honeycomb]

Or, you know, maybe you’re just racist…

It’s probably that…

[rose-and-honeycomb]

in a swamp