Tag: cool

pretttydemonboy:

faggotpeachs:

people really need to stop making fun of young trans boys who go through the “im a soft plant boy uwu” phase, who dye their hair pastel colors, who go through the space prince phase, who dresses very feminine. realizing you’re trans can be pretty tough so staying “soft” can be a good middle ground for these young boys who were previously raised feminine. making fun of young trans men that call themselves soft/soft boys is so harmful. let them find themselves, grow out of it on their own. if you consider yourself an “elder” and make fun of these kids you’re a terrible role model.

if you’re cis you can rb this just don’t speak on the subject

let’s also acknowledge that there’s no need to “grow out” of these so-called phases like being a trans man doesn’t mean you ever have to conform to the ideals of gruff heteronormative masculinity you can be a soft plant boy or a space prince or dress feminine as long as you feel comfortable doing so.

buttergay:

bramblewing:

whitepeopledreads:

The gifset going around about Tom Holland is fake.

He never said he had a partner with they/them pronouns, and it was captioned because it was a fan request from a Tom Holland fanblog.

Furthermore, doing this to your faves makes them look bad if misinformation spreads around. Celebrities aren’t your goddamn plaything, and they lead real lives. They aren’t just a fucking character. It’s disrespectful.

On Twitter people were doing the same thing to gifs and images of Millie Bobby Brown—an actual literal child—making her say all kinds of negative, nasty, and homophobic shit. People thought this was real, and it was getting so out of hand that people were harassing Millie (a child) on Twitter badly enough that it made her deactivate her Twitter account.

Not only is it disgusting to pretend that celebrities are your playthings—characters for your enjoyment to superimpose whatever ideals you want onto them—but it’s inherently terrible when you’re manipulating their image, careers, and lives.

A child was harassed on Twitter because of it. Doing things like what was done to a gif set of Tom Holland isn’t harmless. It has repercussions. Quit treating actual real-life people like toys for your enjoyment.

I reblogged that post and this makes me really fucking angry

Someone riddle me this fucking nightmare that I had last night.

I dreamt so much again but this is the one that stuck in me. I mean stuck with me. That little slip was in no way an indication of what the nightmare was about lol.

So I got shot in my brain, and I don’t know if you guys have those dreams where something hurts and you can actually feel the pain even though you are 100% positive you never experienced that kind of pain before, but I do. Most times I’m pregnant and I feel a pregnancy pain and it’s just a pain I’ve never experienced in real life no matter from what, and also I have no way of knowing if actual pregnancy pain is like that.

But anyway, I got shot in my head, through my forehead, I can actually pinpoint the actual spot where and it fucking hurt. And I could get up and I was thinking, oh it must take a long time for me to bleed out, cause it didn’t explode my brain so it must be just bleeding out, cool. And I was I think in my high school but then I wasn’t there for the rest of my dream, and I was walking around and I was thinking how I should say goodbye to my family and friends but then I never died. And I could still feel this absolute terrible pain in my head and whenever I moved it got worse, and it made me wonder if it went straight through and somehow didn’t harm anything that was crucial to… living I guess, or if it got lodged inside my brain somehow, you hear of people like that, in real life, on movies, who have bullets stuck in their brains, right?

And so that was my fucking dream, just me wandering around with a bullet in my brain in a kind of pain I’ve never experienced before, wondering if I should say goodbye to my loved ones cause I’m gonna die or if I should look for a fucking doctor to take out the bullet lodged into my brain.

I also realised something interesting in my stories. Or you know, the tendency is interesting that my stories rarely end with finality. Like they never get to a point where things are either a-ok or completely horrible. My stories always seem to end when things are put on the track and it can go either way from here, or at least most of them do.

Spoilers to whom it may concern but The Rains Come ends with them defeating the militia but the only plan is to make camp where they are, gather themselves and try to do something. Sure they have ideas and initiative and they seem organised but even the characters themselves are sure it will all fall apart in a few weeks.

In Static ends with the three characters coming to an agreement about what to do but you don’t know when it will happen if it will happen at all. It’s actually canon that it’s taken hundreds and hundreds of attempts just to get where the story begins.

The ending of Reminder is like that too because the last scene when Howard writes on the whiteboard you don’t know what it means just that it makes the ending of Leaper not final.

In a way the ending of July 14th is also like that because the story is still happening when it ends (I know, it’s weird, time travel is my thing) and now with Vale it’s like that too. Things are all put on track and in a classic movie you would see it flourish and "T E N   Y E A R S   L A T E R” you see them married with babies and jobs and everybody has their dreams fulfilled and that is not to say it doesn’t happen in these stories but you don’t know that. 

I hope it wouldn’t feel unfulfilling to people because to me it’s kind of cathartic that for the purposes of the novel the character’s story ends but it’s a reminder that the world will keep changing around them and so nothing that I could write, even if I wrote something definitive, will be final.

Unless I write that they lived happily ever after but I don’t do that.