I had a thought last night that if a homophobe was mad at me is would shoot magic and them that would make them gay. Note: I don’t have magic.
@chaotic-conquest yoooo
omfg
Reblog for greater sample size.
This is for all the ones that were told "It's just a phase"
This is for all the femmes who were told to "man up"
This is for all the mascs who were told to "be more ladylike"
This is for the "they/them is only plural"
For being told our love is innatural
This is for the stares
This is for the subtle jabs
For the uncomfortable family dinners
For the fear of coming out
For not feeling right in the shoes society tells you to fit.
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@chaotic-conquest I just want to see your opinion on this
The funniest part of the Legends ZA announcement is the amount of people who immediately turned to Emmet and went "YOU are going to FRANCE"
The only bot that I will allow on the ace tag is Haiku bot.
I hate that this could work
Modern vampire fiction: Vampires are scheming masterminds whose plots cannot be fathomed by mortal man.
Bram Stoker's Dracula (1897): Most people become mindless animals when they turn into vampires; Dracula is exceptional in that he retained any intelligence at all, but he's still dumb as hell, and his schemes literally only work because he's rich.
Hi Neil!
I just wanted to share that my ten-year-old kiddo got a whole bunch of Doctor Who stuff for Christmas and their favourite (apart from the 14th Doctor's sonic screwdriver) were this unlikely duo of Daleks. My child put them in front of me and excitedly went "Do you see it?!" and I, the unwell creature that I have become since watching Good Omens six months ago, went "Oh my God... it's Them."
So without further ado, meet the Ineffable Daleks.
Awww...
It most certainly feels like that
the problem with reading and writing leading to a strong vocabulary is that you tend to know the vibe of words instead of their meanings.
if I used this word in a sentence, would it make sense? absolutely. if you asked me what it meant, could I tell you? absolutely not.