Find A Boy Who Looks At You Like Mike Wheeler Looks At Eleven

Infographic: Legally Married and Legally Fired, Center for American Progress

ユーリ!!! on ICE x  Lawson

here’s the video of the two proposing because I can’t find it anywhere

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TROLLHUNTERS SCRIPT

Ever wanted to write in the language of Trolls? Now you can! Thanks to the efforts of tumblr user @chompdron  translating letters seen in the show, it was simple enough to turn them into a useable, downloadable font. 

>> DOWNLOAD THE FONT HERE <<

Available as both .otf and .ttf, and they look like this:

In capitals:

And lowercase:

No credit required on my part, but you might want to ask @chompdron (who did all the actual work) if they mind you using it for comics / public use, etc. Enjoy!

Season 3 Voltron trailer!!! (This made me cry)

MY FRIEND IS FINDING OUT THAT HES COLORBLIND AND WE’RE ALL HELPING HIM THROUGH IT LMAOOOOOO

Condoms Are For Everyone

Condoms were originally designed to cover the penis. But if you don’t have a penis, and neither does your partner, condoms are still your friend. Here’s why condoms should be a part of your sex life.

1. Condoms turn into dental dams lickety split.

First of all, yes, you CAN get an STD from having unprotected oral sex. A dental dam is a barrier that covers your vulva to protect you and your partner from STDs when you’re going downtown. You can turn a regular old condom into one of these magic tools with little-to-no crafting skills. All you need is a pair of scissors. Check out our tutorial and start having safer oral sex.

2. Condoms keep your favorite sex toys neat and clean.

It’s possible to transmit an STD by passing a sex toy back and forth during sex. Luckily, condoms make great covers for dildos, vibrators, and plugs. Put a new condom on every time you or your partner use a toy.

3. You can wear a condom like a glove for safer fingering.

Covering up your hands during manual sex (fingering/fisting/whatever you’re into) can keep bacteria out of your partner’s vagina or anus and prevent cuts from your fingernails. Condoms or latex gloves both work, but condoms get bonus points for already being lubed up.

And there you have it: Safer sex and STD testing are super important no matter who you have sex with. So visit your nearest Planned Parenthood health center for info, testing, and a big pile of condoms.

-Emily at Planned Parenthood

TéléQuébec episode schedule!

Guys.

GUYS.

TéléQuébec updated the episode schedule so we’re officially getting 4 new episodes starting this Thursday (with Origins part 1 and 2 on Friday and Saturday THIS WEEK!).

Source

Episode summaries under the cut (I’m also translating those for you guys~)

Warning: spoilers for incoming French episodes!

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