chamomile retweeted
I always say they/them pronouns are suddenly SO easy for people when it comes to two specific situations:
1) Misgendering trans women
2) Referring to someone they’re sleeping with whose gender they don’t want people to know.
need to rewind to the middle of the summer so I can be in a park wearing next to nothing & dancing to this
youtu.be/jlQYgCVIolc
sometimes I have to remind myself that there is someone out there for which wanting me and being with me is as natural as wanting a meal or a drink of water...& I don't need to entertain a love that comes with excuses and wavering and silly complications.
there's going to be a lot of ppl walking back their angel takes or trying to give underhanded pats on the back especially if she continues playing like this to close the series.
it's important that we bully and play whack a mole with all of them.
Usually stay away from WNBA beef because both sides are crazy extreme but I do watch women's basketball especially college ball and I always felt Angel Reese is the equivalent of Joakim Noah. Same exact skill set, style, strengths and weaknesses.
Noah was an all star and DPOY but there are many fans of the WNBA that call this hate because I didn't compare her to Hakeem Olajuwon. One side compares her to Kendrick Perkins while the other says she is Kareem the truth is in the middle right where Noah or Ben Wallace live.
chamomile retweeted
it’s actually okay if people don’t want to experience a better version of you due to harm you caused.
I tried to pick 9 albums that have made me feel that the most in my life for this (it was kinda extremely difficult)
there's this sensation that happens when I listen to music, where I start to feel like something in me is unlocked and makes more sense as a part of me than ever before... I all of a sudden feel more whole, and able to see myself clearer than I did before listening.






















