How Come When Crowley’s Driving On A Long, Straight Stretch He Goes Slow Enough That Other Cars Can

I think there’s both a stereotype and an expectation in the queer community that relationships must move fast. You met each other yesterday and now you’re moving in together. You’re having sex on the first date. You’re getting married after one week of dating. People are allowed to do whatever they want, but this feels like too much pressure for me. It’s also making it a lot harder to figure out if I’m demi or just… scared

I need as many people to see this a humanly possible

Izzy gets muppetified against his will.

Rediscovered a sketch from my sketchbook and spent WAY too much time in clip studio to make this.

I’m still not normal about this show.

Girl help I can’t stop re-consuming good omens in various forms simultaneously

Sometimes I’m on the internet for too long and I go out in public and remember that a lot of people actually… don’t like queer people??

I think Crowley thinks holy water is all blessed by God and therefore very rare. Does he know he can take a thermos of regular ass water to a priest in the wild and have him bless it for free…

He’s soooooooooo me (I’m drinking hot chocolate)

My government teacher was trying to get us to debate controversial topics in class today (just for fun y’know) and he was looking at his list and was like “now this is too controversial” and of course we all had to know what it was. So he finally gave in. “Is gender a social construct? Is it malleable?” (Something like that) Everyone in that class just said “yes.” There was no debate. Anyone who disagreed didn’t say anything.

Starbucks is shutting down Kismet, a local Turkish cafe under the claim they serve espresso

Spoilers: they don't. It's Turkish coffee.

In the center of Alderwood Mall in Washington, there's two kiosks.

One is a creation built from the ground up (Literally. They had to install the plumbing and electric themselves.) by a married couple from Turkey. They had a restaurant before immigrating here, and chose to set up shop in a region with a huge middle eastern population. Achma, simit, baklava, Nutella Bomb (Bomb of Izmir remix), börek, and whatever baked goods they're giving a whip up are worked on as they chat with you. Turkish coffee is brewed and served in beautiful little cups, Italian sodas prepped, and with a baked good of choice enjoyed at the wrap around counter. The place has become a tiny cultural island of familiarity, where friends and families gather to chat, eat and drink.

The other is a duplicate stamp fast food kiosk by a bloated multi-billion dollar corporation that's already shut down one of its three (3) locations within the mall, leaving yet another unoccupied dead space.

For years, it's ignored Kismet's presence while it made the usual hard climb from startup. But it's gotten popular. And they don't like it.

And so they walk up to Brookfield Properties who own the mall, and whip out the contract of no one else on the property serving espresso (yes. they have that. insidious isn't it?) demanding that the Turkish coffee shop close. Here's the screamer though: They. Don't. Serve. Espresso. But Brookfield won't squirm under the thumb of the megacorp unless it's made loud and clear what a big mistake that is.

They've put up a petition to try and rally enough support and noise to get this bullshit on the news.

If you would like to help, even signing the petition will carry this forward. Reblog and share it too, and let's see if we can't give Starbucks a well-earned kick in the groin.

So we have some shots of what we can guess is Stede’s father… but what about his mom? Was she not in the picture for whatever reason? Maybe he’s a person who tries so hard to be nurturing because he never had a person like that?