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welcome to your happy place

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oh man having friends who ask things like “what’s your sexual orientation?” instead of assuming straight and don’t get pissed when you tell them either you aren’t sure yet or that it’s none of their business like god bless people like that

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I drew you guys a story!

chekhovandowl:

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It’s a story about how I got to realize that I am aromantic - so basically it’s a self-discovery story. That might sound kind of boring… it’s nothing exquisite. But I started doodling it, and before I knew it, I was finished! This is kind of a big deal. I hardly ever finish anything.

I don’t care if you share this or use the images. Giving me credit would be nice, but it’s more important that you please remember the main message. C:

Criticism is always welcome, as long as you’re polite and constructive.

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jetgirl78:

“Gay marriage is becoming legal now in so many places, and there’s a controversy surrounding it, but at the end of the day, it does exist. To keep pretending that it doesn’t is really, I feel, is irresponsible because there are children that do grow up in these families… you want them to know that as long as they are surrounded by love — that’s the most important thing.” — Executive Producer Jennifer Lopez on her ABC Family show The Fosters

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Filed under a multiracial same sex woman couple!!!!!!!?????!?!?!?!?! someone answered my prayers i am going to watch the shit out of this wow i will through all of my money at this the fosters

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Perhaps you, too, have a coach of the interior like mine – bald and cruel, shaking his sweaty pate at your sloth, ridiculing your sentences, professionally contemptuous. Extremely foul-mouthed. A definite misogynist. A voice that reads over your shoulder and snorts with derision at your characters’ dialogue. A voice in cahoots with every other voice that has ever criticized your efforts and ambitions and haircut. He pretends to be all kinds of things: the Voice of Reason, the Voice of Tough Love. But he is a tyrant. He is the enemy of fiction writing. His “pep talks” are actually spells of paralysis, designed to rob you of all confidence and happiness. In order to write your novel, you must get rid of this sadist. Do whatever it takes to shut him up. Chloroform him; drag him by his white Reebox behind the dugout; bury his shrill, censorious whistle. Then return to your green, blank, mercifully silent playing field, and write.
Karen Russell (via writingquotes)

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