overfierce:

“And sometimes I have kept my feelings to myself, because I could find no language to describe them in.”

— Jane Austen, Sense and Sensibility
(via naturaekos)

melanin-king:

mydearest-tish:

aliilovely:

jogeva:

Have you ever just randomly cried because you’ve been holding shit in for too long?

Every week

at least three times a week

I definitely read this wrong…I was gonna suggest more fiber in y'all diet

gaycism:

Why the hell do I find this amusing

peristeronicsuperhero:

trainthief:

me, circa early 1800s, paying a stable boy a few coppers to ride overnight to deliver you an urgent letter with a thick wax seal that after you struggle to break it just says “bitch!” in tiny little writing 

no no no, you don’t understand the true level of spiteful here. The sender of a letter didn’t pay for the post in 1800. The receiver did. You just made your enemy pay for the privilege of being insulted.

dreamy-pan:

For any questioning friends:

If you use the label lesbian: beautiful, I support you in joining the ranks of so many other wonderful wlw!

If gay feels right for you: awesome, I can see the spirit and fight in you, and I know you’ll go on to do great things!

If you identify as bisexual: lovely, I can’t wait to see how you explore the world as a fierce, gorgeous bisexual!

If the word pansexual fits: stellar, remember you’ve got a whole community behind you and we’re not going anywhere!

If an ace or aro identity speaks to you: spectacular, your place in the lgbt+ community will never be taken away, you will always belong here!

If queer or no label applies to you best: amazing, I love you from the bottom of my heart and I will not hesitate to fight for you!

And if you end up to be straight: ilyilyilyily soo much! I know you might feel intrusive or trendy rn, but it’s totally healthy to find your identity!

Stay safe and keep on being you!

mythicalcoolkid:

griffinmcelroyspisskink:

i wonder how many “hey guys are super hot no homo tho hahaha” type guys would identify as bisexual if male bisexuality was talked about more often and not like… ignored and forgotten about

I had a strongly Christian underclassman tell me that he and his girlfriend would both be a bit into boys and girls, respectively, if it was more accepted. He nervously described himself as bicurious when he spoke to me, an openly bi guy. I was thinking out loud and mentioned that I thought that being bicurious… wasn’t necessarily a thing, for lack of a better phrase, because if someone was attracted to the same gender, even if they’re attracted more to another one, they’re still bi. He kind of looked surprised and said, “oh. I guess I’m bi then.”

Let men and boys be bi. Encourage men and boys to explore their sexualities. Don’t tell them off for being affectionate, whether platonically or not, and don’t insist that they’re gay.