I Can't Believe I Was Actually Alive When It Happened. Way To Go Disney

Exactly my thoughts like 2 hours ago

all i want to do is embroider and listen to audiobooks, but NO i must do calculus

Ravenclaw: Yeah, I have this test tomorrow, but why study if you can just spend 13 hours learning how to play the mandoline

Same Ravenclaw the next day, having got an F for the test: Well, shit happens

Same Ravenclaw: *plucking the strings of a mandoline*

I probably should start writing something here, really

The fact that my arms are now flaccid does not negate this statement

Update: cutting wood is so fucking satisfying

is this about Matilda or me 

nobody tears through library books quite as fast as a 12 yr old girl with no friends

Oh god, this really strikes a chord. I struggle a lot with my identity as a queer girl because I never feel "queer enough". I identify as bi, and I have since I was 13. However, my attraction to women differs greatly from  my attraction to men, and the attraction I feel towards women is more romantic than physical. And every time I am attracted to a man I start overthinking and my anxiety comes into play. I almost start shaming myself for liking men. This always makes me feel like I'm feigning my queerness and I don't deserve a place in queer spaces. The bisexual label puts some kind of pressure on me, and from time to time I don’t even want to identify as anything because I’m too confused.  I’m sorry, I can’t really help, but I felt like sharing because I found someone like me and it made me feel a little bit better. At the end of the day, I know that all my crushes on girls were genuine, and I remember how and what I felt. Keeping that in mind helps me feel more secure

sometimes i feel so pressured to be “queer enough”. i know it’s the internalized biphobia, but i just feel so guilty when i talk about my attraction to women and fem-aligned people. in my attempt to become ok with my attraction to men and my own identity as a man that i lost my ability to be ok with my attraction to women. especially because my attraction to women isn’t exactly the type that men are expected to feel. i don’t want to be the dominant one in the relationship, i relate to posts that are like “i want a strong sword wife” instead of the other way around. i want to say “i love women so much” and not worry about feeling like that makes my attraction to men any less queer.

i care a lot about my place in the LGBT+ community, and i know that my place as the B in the lgBt community relates to my attraction to the same and other genders so i know it’s ok to still have m/f attraction and still secure in my indentity, hell my identity is partially BUILT on that attraction, but i feel so uncomfortable about it.

if anyone who’s bisexual or pansexual or any other multi sexual identity has any advice on feeling more secure in your m/f attraction while still feeling “queer enough” i would love some advice

Oh, I have to pass my exams and decide what to do with my life you say?No, I would rather daydream that I'm in Canada going to film school with my imaginary boyfriend who respects me

I haven't even watched the season yet cos I don't live in Canada but OMG I'M PUMPED

GILBERT BLYTHE IS ANNE SHIRLEY CUTHBERT’S BOYFRIEND

This show's never aired in my country soo

I've always watched it

Illegaly

you bet your ass im gonna watch s05 of the magicians

💫✨illegally💫✨

Is stealing still a crime if you only have one banana in your cart and the queue is unfairly long?

- A tired and hungry Ravenclaw at the cash register