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tobeymacguire:

this is the realest shit i have ever seen in a youtube comment section

except there aren’t inherent power associations with knives and forks….

(Reblogged from livingenough)

eclecticcontradictions:

Black vs. Gay

POWERFUL!

(Reblogged from espritdecalmar)
sktagg23:

Dear Abby’s advice to a reader nearly 30 years ago when they wrote in concerned that a gay couple had moved into their neighborhood.

sktagg23:

Dear Abby’s advice to a reader nearly 30 years ago when they wrote in concerned that a gay couple had moved into their neighborhood.

(Reblogged from itswalky)

coventry-alloveragain:

Sailor Sweethearts

This is undeniably sweet <3 

(Source: abeautifulindiscretion)

(Reblogged from youremybitchforever)

buckycaps:

diacrit:

this might be the funniest thing i’ve ever read

straight people i s2g

love my city.

(Reblogged from gogglesque)

a thing about queerbaiting

laydownanywhere:

  • a great deal of show creators/writers are aware of fandom and slash. people have been tweeting creators/actors their fanfiction for a really long time. 
  • also Google is a thing. 
  • as is the New York Times, TIME, The Guardian and many other news sources. 
  • fandom and fanfiction is not a secret; the idea that slash is popular among women is not a secret and that involvement with fandom creates loyal fans.
  • thus creators and writers will throw little bones to fandom via queerbaiting
  • this is sort of bad
  • queerbaiting involves fetishizing queerness but never committing to it. queerbaiting is like playing gay chicken, queerbaiting is meant to tantalize but not explore the relationship, queer baiting is the equivalent of telling your friend you care but then screaming loudly as possible NO HOMO
  • queerbaiting is not progress
  • thank you for letting me use bullet points

oh yeah, there’s the word i was looking for.

(Reblogged from buttastic)

odessaneptune:

devon-andrew:

serutuf:

Gay Pride Events in Uganda

“The importance of this Pride event cannot be understated. The fact that these brave activists could pull this off in this milieu of persecution is a great victory for the community. Visibility like this notes the ongoing legacy of late activist David Kato, it defies the export of American Evangelical hate, and it helps ensure defeat of the Bahati Bill. It shows leadership for all of Africa, and above all it shows that the LGBT people of Uganda simply refuse to give up their right to exist and to live their natural born sexual orientation.”

you can read the full article here

Their bravery is inspirational. 

This is beautiful. :’)

I want to join them! :’D

(Source: queen-galadriel)

(Reblogged from odessaneptune)

unfunny-kitty:

rangerdeon:

malodevigny:

all gay people know each other

And they all have sex with each other too. 

Unless you get your gay card revoked, like mine was. In that case you aren’t allowed to know anyone

(Source: nayx)

(Reblogged from cabinfeverkitty)

methodistcoloringbook:

well i just spit lemonade all over my desk

(Reblogged from cabinfeverkitty)

areyoujun:

self obsession, self-indulgent

you’re not a pervert if you’re reblogging for “social justice”! ;3

(Reblogged from bendoverboy)