All I Could Think Of Was This:

As a not very conventionally attractive person, people point out these kinds of things all the time and it messes up my self confidence :(

things you don’t point out about people:

acne

cuts

Scars

body hair in places you’re not used to it being???

fat rolls/curves

how much/how little they’re eating

how skinny they are/what bones they can see because of how skinny they are

How fat they are.

If they have crooked or misaligned teeth maybe even yellowed

If they sweat a lot

don’t do it

don’t

First | Previous | Next

There are more inclusive ways of saying things. Here are a few.

Honestly what a mood

Just found out that my url means “butthole” and I’m torn between embarrassment and just deadass changing it to “butthole”

im just gonna watch this on a loop until we get the trailer

Caption this

reasons you should read Graceling

book one follows a gender nonconforming woman falling in love with a disabled man of color, while also dealing with her own enforced self-hatred

book two follows a woman known as the most beautiful woman in the world, who is a black, disabled, and bisexual rape survivor. the book deals primarily with rape culture and her love interest is also black and she falls for him because he’s respectful of her boundaries.

book three follows a young woman of color trying to run a kingdom that has been victimized by colonialism, with the help of all her various queer friends, including a bisexual man of color she’s falling in love with. she is very easy to read as bisexual, and the book is primarily about dealing with the nationwide trauma of having been so brutally treated, and with the importance of memory to fix it.

He just has to love trains and science

Henry in 3H and Blue in 2L as requested by @creativefiend19 for the outfit prompt ⭐️ I had fun drawing them, thank you!

[Click for better quality, reblogs are aprecciated💓]

This is so important. There’s a lack of bisexual characters in media and it sucks to have your identity being treated like a bad thing

"I'd be in the blue-pink-purple part"

okay, so if you're going to flat out have a character say the bi flag colors than why the fuck can't you have her say the word bisexual?

bisexual is not a bad word. it's not something tabboo or shameful so why the fuck do characters only get to say "i don't like labels" "I'm undefined"

bisexuality is DEFINABLE AND REAL and not a phase. let characters be unafraid to label themselves as such!!

Can you please reblog if your blog is a safe place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, asexual, aromantic, pansexual, non binary, demisexual or any other kind of queer or questioning people? Because mine is.