sherolck:

sherolck:

“why does that character have to be queer?”

why not?

“why does that character have to be trans?”

why not?

“why does that character have to be a poc?”

why not?

this post is making straight cis white ppl angry keep reblogging it

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sichore:

tmos540:

countessnoir:

More black princesses, more black fairies, more black mermaids, more black girls doing all the things, for fucks sake

More all girls doing all things for all fucks sake.

More black princesses, more black fairies, more black mermaids, more black girls doing all the things, for fucks sake

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notsomolly:

I would nominate Haley Atwell as the next James Bond but it would be a step down from being Peggy Carter.

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adelindschade:

theprincessthespian:

melanelanelanie:

So I don’t know why i’m posting this because maybe 2 people will actually pass it along, but you should read it if the above conversation made you feel uneasy, because it should have. This is an actual conversation I had with a guy I used to work with. Notice how he’s insisting on doing these nice things for me, even when I’ve made it perfectly clear that i’d prefer if he didn’t. He doesn’t want to do those things for me, he wants to do those things to display his generosity and so that I feel like I owe him

Also, the fact that he felt the need to congratulate me for not thinking too highly of valentine’s day was really difficult for me to process. I don’t even know how to explain how condescending that is. Like I should be proud of myself for breaking the feminine mold. Ugh

And then, that “you may have nothing to do with me” bullshit. He’s trying to make me feel guilty for not liking him. He’s being melodramatic to make me feel bad for him, like I’ve done something wrong. This is perhaps the most common form of manipulation and it’s infuriating. 

Everything i’ve pointed out in this post is just a fraction of some of the common warning signs of an abusive partner that I got right off of a Women’s Shelter’s website. Basically though, if at any point in talking to a guy you feel manipulated or sort of skeevy, don’t be afraid to shut him right down. If you feel weird about it, it’s for a reason. You’re not being overly-picky, and you’re standards are certainly not too high; listen to your instincts, don’t respond! Walk away!

Now, I have no feelings at all for this guy, so it was fairly easy for me to discover all that was wrong with this interaction. But it’s a lot harder to recognize and then accept these behaviors as wrong when you actually like the guy, so do yourself a favor and learn the signs of an abusive parter to give yourself a predisposition that’ll help you detect common manipulations like these.

Early warning signs of an abuser

Signal Boost! If I would have noticed the signals in my experience, I would have not wasted a year. 

Trust your instinct. If you feel uncomfortable, don’t cover it up with a smile or laugh. Don’t feel pressured to wave it off if it’s nothing, because it’s not. 

They may seem nice, or insist on having the best intentions, but if their presence makes you nervous, aggravated, or irritated, you have every right to be. In many cases, sadly, I’ve come across a few individuals who either are deaf or purposely disregard your feelings completely, and will continue to pursue the subject, you, etch. 

Seriously girls, trust your instinct and put yourself first. Don’t ever doubt yourself or your feelings. 

sergeantjerkbarnes:

if i’m ever rich i’m gonna always leave huge tips, like 200%. that’s like the dream. having enough money to give some waitress 40 bucks extra just because she’s nice.

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pinkvelourtracksuit:

hazeyvaldez:

pinkvelourtracksuit:

i feel like every little black girl should go see annie fr. 

I think every little girl should go see Annie

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FOR GOD’S SAKE.

EVERY LITTLE BLACK GIRL SHOULD GO SEE ANNIE.  THEY SHOULD SEE THAT THEY ARE THE PROTAGONIST TOO.  THIS IS IMPORTANT.  TO ANY BLACK GIRLS READING THIS, YOU ARE THE KICKASS PROTAGONIST OF YOUR OWN STORY, AND ANYONE WHO SAYS DIFFERENT NEEDS TO SIT THEIR ASS DOWN.

GET OUT OF HERE WITH YOUR BULLSHIT.

Sorry, sort of lost my temper.

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A Parent’s Worst Fear.

orangeyouellis:

geeksandgaymers:

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Our boy has awful taste in men.

NEVER EVER NOT REBLOG

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2damnfeisty:

thegirlwhocriedfoxface:

(x)

Never have I hit reblog so quickly.

the Harriet one still makes me tear up.

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One time in high school a teacher called me a ‘she’

jeremyraycisscum:

so I said, “I’m actually a boy, Miss.”

Then one of my classmates slams his hands on the desks and shouts, “YOU’RE NO BOY!”

I turned around to him.

he said, “YOU’RE A MAN.”

I turned back around sheepishly smiling while all my male classmates cheered and shouted, my teacher simply smiled, apologized, and the lesson continued.

I’m thankful for that moment in my life, it gives me hope for the future.

That more trans people will be supported, and visible. 

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