so many gay stereotypes operate under the assumption that all gay men are upper middle class and can afford to have amazing wardrobes and go to plays and stuff like that and it can be disheartening so here’s a shoutout to all my fellow poor gay men & boys, you’re all super gay & great
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This is so relevant to my interests that I worry I may have dreamt it up.
@rawkin-forgeheart using my tiny Miqo'te for his workout. Or more realistically @imarah-jhin
Lmaoooo well said Bro ✊🏿
We were just talking about this while watching Jackass omg
This is what white people do with seasonings that you destroyed countless cultures for.
I mean why would you taint so much good hot sauce for
I know the Olympics are over but I can’t stop thinkin’ about 6′4″ Valerie Adams and her wonder biceps :o
being a talkative introvert is the weirdest thing, lemme tell ya
which is why i’m glad blogging/social media exists b/c it gives me an outlet so i can be as talkative as i want without the expectation of social interaction
sometimes art manifests itself in unlikely places
just because someone gets paid to clean up your messes doesn’t mean you’re entitled to making the biggest mess you possibly can
i actually… love people who double or triple or infinity text … what are you excited about because i’m excited too! message me seven times please i’m glad you have a lot to say and i am willing to listen!!
So Jewish girls, Islamic girls and hispanic girls get made fun of for having thick eyebrows their entire life, but when a white girl draws on eyebrows to look thicker it’s, “#eyebrows on fleek!”?
So black and Latina girls get made fun of for having big lips their entire life, but when a white girl draws on to look really big it’s, “gorgeouss and inspiring”?
So black girls get made fun of for having braids or dreadlocks their entire life, but when a white girl does it’s, “just a style and they can do what they want with their hair”?
So Islamic girls get made fun of for wearing bindis/henna/hijabs, but when a white girl does it’s, “totes coachella”?
So Native American people get mocked for their ancestors wearing headdresses or feathers, but when a white girl does it’s, “artsy and cute”?
Does anybody else notice a pattern??