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let’s all just leave people with self harm scars alone. let’s all jsut stay in our lanes

if you see someone with scars that look like self harm.. that’s probably what they are! you do not need to Ask them under any circumstances!! they probably will not enjoy that conversation, and there’s no point in asking beyond being nosey

*teleports behind you but I’m facing the wrong way*

kill “cringe culture” and replace it with “healthy amount of shame culture”.

eg: leave kids who like undertale alone but let’s keep societal shame a necessary thing so that we don’t end up with greasy 21 y/o boys who walk their girlfriends around on leashes in public lol

October 14, 1977, Anita Bryant is pied for her antigay bigotry at a press conference in Des Moines, IA.

It was 40 years ago today…

Never gets old.

40 years on and it still is gratifying

Anita’s still alive and kicking and being anti-gay. Thom Higgins, who threw the pie when he was 27 – and was poetically from Beaver Dam – passed away 17 years later at 44. Info on his life is here. The pie throwing was a big deal. In an age before the internet let gays feel connected, and long before ACT UP, the pie showed small pockets of gays that we could fight back.

it showed that gays were human beings, who might be in the room with you, that you had been accepting as being equals and treating as people. you didnt suspect them as bieng gay, why should you treat them different after? do they become less human after finding out? i mean, its almost like you just found out they have an oppinion on your bullshit

She was “pied” on TV.  All across the country, people got to see proof that the LGBT community weren’t going to just sit there and take it.  People who thought they had no choice but to stay silent saw a horrible woman get humiliated on live TV.  

One of the best moments in television history.

There’s so many “if you don’t look mentally ill/disabled you’re still valid” posts and that’s wonderful but this one goes out to the visibly mentally ill/disabled people.

The ones who get stares and shitty comments when they’re out in public.

The ones who are constantly asked what’s wrong with them.

The ones who are visibly different in ways that makes neurotypical/ablebodied people keep their distance.

The ones who people laugh at and point at and talk about.

The ones who many people avoid or are clearly uncomfortable around.

The ones who can’t pass as ablebodied/neurotypical no matter how hard they try.

The ones who are immediately written off as too crazy or too dumb or too weird or too different.

The ones who are facing both aggressive and well intended ableism everywhere they go because they can’t hide that they’re mentally ill/disabled.

Y'all are strong as fuck and don’t let anyone convince you that you’re too mentally ill or too disabled to be treated with respect and compassion or that you don’t have as much of a right to exist in and be a part of this society as everyone else.

i’m fine

me with tumblr on my screen someone: oh u have tumblr? me: no

first i yee and then maybe if im feelin spicy i’ll even haw

COMING OUT OF MY CAGE AND IVE BEEN DOING JUST