chiquitita is a bruharvey song no I won’t elaborate. their twisty tangly star crossed lover dance explains enough.

I don't want my cellphone to have AI I want it to have 3 days of battery time. I don't want my computer to have AI preinstalled I want it to have seven usb ports and high ram at affordable price. I don't want my games to have AI built levels I want them to be so optimized I could run them on a nokia.

THE FENG SHUI OF THIS WEBSITE IS FUCKED

dnd jokes that will always be funny no matter what your dm tells you

• "jesus christ" "who's that"
• "this is just like (tv show/movie)" "that's my favorite play"
• referring to famous musicians or actors from the real world as "bards"
• adding the word "fantasy" in front of modern things (i pull out my Fantasy iPhone and open Fantasy Tinder)
• "how hurt are you" "on a scale of one to twenty-eight i'd say i'm at about a nine."

feel free to add more

new meet the artist for the year! hi :]

i think a lot of white queer/trans people need to hear that "breaking gender norms" isnt just wearing a dress while masc or dying your hair. its also unlearning the beauty standards that impose ideals of white beauty and attractiveness on non-white folks. yes you have a nose ring but i just heard you tell your black friend with meticulously cared for natural hair "you'd just look so nice with straight hair is all im saying..." why does your blog fetishizing i mean uh. appreciating trans women only feature skinny white women who pass. when societal gender norms are so inextricably tied to whiteness and emulating whiteness it is not enough to simply change your aesthetic. you need to defy the gender norms in your own head too.

fun fact! the original draft of this was about native features, but i changed my examples bc historically my native-centered posts get basically no notes compared to my other social-justice/activism posts :) which definitely doesn't frustrate me at all as a queer native american. anyways reminder that gender roles are informed by culture and what you (white person reading this) consider "gender non-conforming" might in fact be a gender-conforming feature in their culture!

First Steps (1890) by Vincent van Gogh

the original 1858 crayon sketch by jean-françois millet on which van gogh based his version

amy comm that I’m rly liking \o/