There’s Something So Ironic About Watching A Blatantly Homophobic/hyper-masculine Show With Your Family

Life is so weird and wonderful and scary and intimidating and ever changing and full of surprises. I feel like self awareness has made me a better person but also a lot more self critical. I constantly find things about myself that are terrible and I’ve convinced myself that I can’t trust anyone. But I can. It’ll be okay. I’m still learning and growing and what would be so terrible if people knew you were sad?? Why is that so hard to show?? If you want help just ask for it. Life is so much easier when you realize that other people are struggling too. We are all just humans on a planet trying to make it through. I spent so long not trusting and not being able to let down/burden others but what if I did? What if I trusted them?

oh. i just found out that the writer of the vincent van gogh doctor who episode wrote it as a tribute to his sister.

To any queer person who's struggling today because of the holiday and having to be around bigoted family:

Please know that you are loved. Please know that, though your family may not accept you, there are countless others who do. And please, please, please hear me when I say... who you are is not wrong. Your orientation, gender, pronouns, etc., they are not wrong. There is absolutely nothing wrong with or bad about being yourself, being the you whom you were born and destined to be. Don't let anyone tell you different. Don't let anyone ever make you feel different either.

You are a bright, radiant light in this world. Your existence makes the world, the universe, a better place. This life would be incomplete without you in it. Please always remember how valuable you are. And again, never forget how loved you are.

I'm sending love, light, and good vibes to you all today. I love you. You will make it through this. You will be okay ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

Remember all the bigots you have to outlive. And unfortunately most of them are at least 10 years older than you. So unfortunately you will have to outlive bigots into your 80's or later. Oh well. We'll do it. We must.

“You are helpful, and you are loved, and you are forgiven, and you are not alone.”

— John Green (via bnmxfld)

"oh sorry, i guess i was infodumping again" - sad, shy, apologetic

"you sly dog, you got me monologuing" - cool, strong, confident

no bc being t4t is wonderful not only for the obvious part that is the mutual understanding, but also for the beautiful experience that is watching someone grow, evolve and transition

for me its special because my partner is genderfluid, but even then its wonderful to see her find the things that make him euphoric. i remember the first time she found something that made him feel specially girl and it was beautiful. trans joy in someone's eyes is something beautiful to witness

and she's known me since before i transitioned, and he says that watching me experiment and evolve has been equally wonderful. i couldn't ask for a love that feels closer and more understanding than this

dramatic irony enjoyers when they know something the characters dont

Disney Dragons.