Excellent - Mine Came Out Denser Than Expected But I'm Worried My Self Raising Flour Isnt Actually Self

Omar, so sick of this bullshit, making Andhera teleport just to tell Rue how in love Hob is with them:

Endless ACOFAF

the tabby is Leia (here we have her helping with two different sewing projects) and the tortie with the half and half face is Cassie (her hobby is finding which blanket in the house is folded over the most times and napping on it!)

#unstoppable force (percy king of sass) vs immovable object (mr d king of idgaf)

PERCY JACKSON AND THE OLYMPIANS 1.02

Potatoes! 🥔

Melanie: I can't kill you now we've saved the train together. It'd be against my moral compass.

Layton: Your moral compass is a fucking roulette wheel

yeah I have a sneaky suspicion this is going to be how my Saturday looks lmao I'm so ready to be done with this term

the semester ended yesterday and today i have a hangover and my period

WHAT IF, WHAT IF that moment where MJ is falling she's saved by another spider-man and it's Andrew's

I remember books beginning to come out with queer characters, and that being a big deal, and the author taking risks. I'm in my twenties, and the change I've seen between my childhood and my younger sister's in terms of diversity and inclusion in the media is monumental, to an extent I don't think we often appreciate enough.

One thing that's likely not visible to all younger queers is that little kids shows have gotten radically queerer in the last 10 years.

I'm not just talking about Owl House, Kippo etc, much as I love them.

I mean like stuff for kindergardners.

Characters in Strawberry Shortcake and Superhero Girls and more have gay parents just unremarkably in the background. That was unthinkable 15 years ago.

But the thing that shocks me utterly is the casual inclusion of nonbinary characters.

Dee and Friends in Oz, Polly Pocket, Craig of the Creek...it seems like half the shows my daughter watches have nonbinary characters just seamlessly included. Not even a Very Special Episode. Just...here's the scarecrow in charge of scarecrow village who uses they/them pronouns that everyone just uses without comment.

I was almost 30 before I found the word nonbinary. For my kid to just grow up with this is astonishing.

Conservatives are so mad because it's INCREDIBLY hard to just put this kind of inclusion back away. Once something is normal, and clearly not causing anything bad to happen, it's hard to convince people to be scared of it.

yeah