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@seirve

he/they ⋆ teenager ⋆ ao3: Jar_of_Fin ⋆ aspiring actor (and biologist. and animator. and author)
Hello! This is my blog!

My name is Fin! I'm not entirely sure how to write an intro post, but here are some basic facts about me :

  • I am a trans dude
  • I'm native american
  • I'm a writer, an artist, and an actor !
  • I'm gay ! I think !

Current hyper-fixation: Good Omens (neil gaimen defender)

Any non-bigoted people are allowed on my blog! All genders, races, religions, etc. Are all safe here!!

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Bigots: disrespectfully, fuck off.

every time a fat girl wears a shirt that shows her belly an angel gets their wings reblog if you agree

never ask a woman her age, a man his salary, and a gen z trans masc why their name is dave

this is taking me out whoever reblogged with this may god bless ur soul

school websites love not telling you any meaningful information ever

you need something? go to the admin page. you don't see what you need on the admin page? fill out the special request form. the special request form won't work? try emailing bob. bob hasn't worked for the district in 20 years smdh has recently died? pull out your school issued ouija board. you don't have one? you also have to fill out the special request form to receive said ouija board. we'll contact you in 2-1800 business days.

just realized that my oldest sibling is gonna be 40 when im 26 and am now reevaluating my whole life

"YA books are brain rotting at any age" okay I know booktok is annoying but please get offline

For real though I may make jokes but YA is great and an absolutely valuable resource for tweens/teens and isn't completely represented by the love triangle romances it's become associated with (which tbh who cares if it does have that). YA includes Holes by Louis Sachar, Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson, A Wizard of Earthsea by Ursula K Le Guin, The Hate U Give by Angie Thomas, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros, Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi, Brown Girl Dreaming by Jacqueline Woodson, The Outsiders by S.E. Hinton. And y'know I grew up reading a bunch of Sarah Dessen books, the Flowers in the Attic series, Thirteen Reasons Why, Twilight, Maximum Ride, etc etc and even though I probably wouldn't recommend those books now, they nurtured a love of reading that followed me afterwards!!! I'm grateful that people eventually realized that there is a tumultuous period between childhood and adulthood and gave that period of life a space in literature

There are a great number of YA books I think are absolute trash. And yet. Tamora Pierce’s YA novels are the only novels I can ever recall reading that talk about menstruation and birth control in an honest, casual manner. Now, granted, the birth control is magical birth control that never fails, which we don't have in our world, but it is nonetheless invaluable to me to have her series that not only explains periods when her heroines first get them, but also has quick asides about her characters packing menstrual products to go camping with them.

You guys I just realized that what I’ve always wanted out of werewolf fiction is a story where lycanthropy isn’t a purely human condition

Like this dude wakes up from his wolfbender and his room is full of all these fucking chickens from local farms that he initiated into his pack. They all start clucking and crowing at the moon and when it’s full they all transform into these tiny little weird bipedal wolves with wings.

I don’t remember making this post but it’s going around again and I’m losing my shit

Imagine becoming a werewolf because you got attacked by a fucked up chicken

A wildlife rehab centre discovers that one of its patients is a lycanthrope when the full moon hits and their wolf transforms into a slightly different wolf.

To my loyal fan base: I have listened We hear you. Due to feedback from the community, we have decided to fuck up all our shit bad.

we need to start spreading the belief that cameras steal your souls again. we could use instagram influencers as empirical evidence. get on it