thinking about all the cats i’ve petted over the years, all their little mannerisms and cute triangle ears and meow meow. hope they’re doing okay
i like reblogging all the pride month posts here because in real life there aren't many other places besides my college campus where i can openly celebrate :P
STAY SAFE!! [ID: the Gilbert Baker pride flag with the words “Happy pride to all those who are unable to celebrate openly and safely. You are loved and seen!” in all-caps black text over it. /end ID]
I think arts funding should be infinite and easily available to everyone. I think 13 year olds who only draw anime should receive funding to buy giant sets of copic markers and shitty local punk bands should receive funding for instruments and practice spaces and performance artists should receive funding for their weird and nonsensical projects
You're allowed to find pride in your asexuality and aromanticism. I know it can be difficult, between people not knowing or believing it exists and people who might accept that it exists but will always see it as pitiful and insignificant, something to be silent about, something shameful or "tmi", something to mention as an afterthought. But aromanticism will always be far more complex and far-reaching and life altering and significant than people who brush it off as "doesn't date" are able to understand, and asexuality will always be more nuanced and eye-opening and liberating than people who brush it off as "doesn't have sex" will ever understand. You're allowed to find meaning in these labels and in the communities surrounding them, and you're allowed to show pride for who you are.
Happy pride month! Original toy this was based off of under the cut!
Anonymous asked:
if ur doing queer pokemon requests i would explode into a million pieces if u did aroace cyndaquil (but obviously no pressure)
Hope it's ok I just edited my lesbian cyndaquils! I got a few diffrent cyndaquil line asks and their all super fun :]
a 1969 Ecuadorian stamp depicting an Astarte eighty-eight butterfly
[id: a square postage stamp with a simple, somewhat grainy illustration of a black and red butterfly. end id]