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Labels

Since Pride Month is starting tomorrow, I want to say something:

Labels are a lot like clothes. Sometimes we know early on what suits us best. Sometimes we try through different looks to find the one that feels right.

At one point, you find a piece of clothing that is perfect. It has the right cut, is your favorite color, and the design is simply perfect. It is soft to touch and keeps you warm. You just love this piece. Time passes and changes, and so do you. Maybe your favorite piece of clothing grows with you. Or maybe you outgrow it, and find something that fits you even better. You won't forget your old favorite, but you can't keep wearing it now that you have the new one. It just doesn't feel right.

Maybe you don't find the perfect piece of clothing. Then you just settle with what feels the most comfortable. Sure, it may be a bit too big, or the design is not quite what you wanted, but it feels like it could belong to you. Maybe you have the perfect piece, but can't show it openly, because others will judge you badly for it. Your family always wore this one brand of clothes, how dare you go for another one? They dressed you in this one brand all your life, why would you want to change it? They may not understand right away. Maybe they never will. But there are people who love the same brand that you do.

We can't force anyone to wear specific clothes just because we do. If they don't feel comfortable in the ones they wear, we can offer other pieces that we think could fit them. But in the end, everyone has to chose their outfit themself.

HOLY FUCK EVERYONE SHUT UP.

LAW IN SHORTS.

An Ode To People Trying To Romance Deacon, Part 2

Deacon: So like, what’s Sole’s type?

Codsworth: It’s hard to say. Recently I believe they’ve fallen for a particular person rather than a type.

Deacon: Like who?

Codsworth: Oh, you know. Someone who’s kind, charismatic, oblivious yet thoughtful. Can make them laugh and always has a quick comeback. Passionate about what they care about. And around your height.

Deacon: Damn, that sounds a lot like me.

Deacon: Too bad we’re such good friends, I don’t want to make things awkward :(

Codsworth: Did I mention oblivious?

Deacon: Yes, you did.

Codsworth: Alright, sir, just checking.

Deacon: Hancock's been acting really strange with Sole. He seems... kinda into them.

Curie: What do you mean, "into them?"

Deacon: I mean into them.

Curie: Your statement is confusing. Has Hancock entered Sole in some fashion?

Deacon: Not yet.

Meta doesn't want you to know about Sarah Wynn-Williams book Careless People. So much so they got the courts involved so she can't promote herself. Would be a shame if a bunch of people not tied up in court promoted it for her…

Bookshop.org

Careless People: A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism

A Cautionary Tale of Power, Greed, and Lost Idealism

an old con gag that will always be funny is someone cosplaying spy from tf2 in a group of people and they've got a different cosplay taped to their face to blend in

Okay but lanky guys with messy hair who look like they haven't slept in days>>>>