my last boy- slipping through my fingers
Idk I’m just curious. Please reblog if you want
me, an queer amateur vexillologist:
Introducing the hot new quiz show: Pride vs Place!
It's simple: you just have to identify whether the flag belongs to a place or is a pride flag.
Easy Mode
Hard Mode
“Two wrongs don’t make a right!”
well two negatives make a positive so clearly someone’s lying
- You are not valid!
- Nobody cares about you!
- Terf isn’t a slur!
- You are not a minority group!
- Trans men are men and trans women are women!
- People aren’t misogynistic, they just hate you because you’re insufferable!
- Men matter and are wonderful to be around!
- You’re a disgrace to actual feminists everywhere!
When I was little, my dad hired a Cambodian refugee called Jack to help him drywall a dining room ceiling. Jack spoke very little English; he'd recently gotten a part time job in a little Asian deli not far from our home and needed to pick up some extra work. He was very kind to six year old me and my exhausted mom; he brought us day old leftovers from the deli counter often, and liked to tuck the knuckle of his index finger into the dimple in my cheek whenever I smiled at him.
He soaked up construction skills and other information like a sponge, and by the time he left my dad's tiny construction company he'd gotten his GED, learned to drive, reunited with his sister and her family, and had begun remodeling a vacant business on the rich side of town into a Cambodian restaurant. He invited us to their grand opening on lunar new year, and I'll never forget when he gave me a red envelope with five dollars in it and told me, "tonight I am the luckiest man in the world, so this will bring you luck, too."
Years later, my dad told me that Jack had witnessed his parents' murder during the khmer rouge, and was immediately separated from his sister. He had to cross the killing fields at Choeung Ek alone, on foot, eating grass and insects to survive. He somehow made it to Cam Ranh on the coast of Vietnam, where a distant friend of his father's put him on a boat to Seattle. Jack was nine years old.
I tell this story because, even though I haven't seen Jack or any of his relatives in thirty years, I pray he's well and happy and eating like a king tonight with everyone he loves, celebrating the long overdue demise of the pestilential sonofabitch who tried to wipe them out.
Fuck Henry Kissinger's pathetic ghost, and fuck all those who praise him. Fuck Imperialism. Fuck the genocidal war machine. Drink deep for the freedom of all souls tonight, my friends. And tomorrow, keep fighting.
@justalilblorbo this you?
i dont have sex because it serves no narrative purpose to me
What is this, the 1500s? Are they going to cure his cancer with leeches and blood lettings? Maybe try and balance his humors?
potions??? lmaoo rip bozo
anything weird
muahahahahahahahahaha gyukgyukgyukgyuk
you absolute bastard, i can't believe you've done this
This blog has no consistent purpose, but if you wanna hang out, I got soup in the back. He/They, Bi, and fueled by caffiene, spite, and an endlessly shifting catalogue of fandoms. Blog is queer friendly. TERFs, Trump-supporters, and bigots of all kinds DNI. Free Palestine.
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