A Friend That Stays Until The End (and Beyond) A Small Comic Related To Heather's World

I don’t know how to explain this well…but I’m 30 years old and I feel like I’ve had to ‘sacrifice’ my entire adult life to unprecedented times, the pandemic and daily anxiety over hateful politicians and whatever rights they want to take away on any given day and I’m just so fucking tired

You ever forget you have a chronic illness and start freaking tf out when symptoms are happening like, vertigo so bad, dizzy, can’t think coherent thoughts I think I’m going to die.

Oh yeah it’s a POTS episode time to take a floor nap

"THE CHINESE COLLIE is a light fawn dog, very companionable, and exceedingly useful about the farm. Although a number of the breed were imported to England from China about ten years ago, they are not ex hibited regularly at shows." Published 1939, The Australasian

"You're okay with open borders? Then maybe you should open your house doors and let anyone barge in."

Last time I checked, the entire country is not my personal property. So I don't get to choose who enters the country the same way I get to choose who enters my house.

And if I did get to choose who's welcome in the country, I'd much rather keep the immigrants and deport the Trump supporters.

*has several debilitating disorders* idk maybe i'm just lazy

I don't know who this is, but she's awesome.

the david zwirner gallery and the felix gonzalez torres foundation in the smithsonian removed the descriptive plaque for portrait of ross in la by felix gonzalez-torres. the old plaque explained portrait for ross' origins as the artist's partner's aids related death, and replaced it with a plaque with absolutely no information about the piece itself, who ross was, or who gonzalez-torres was either. portrait of ross was also reeranged to lay on the floor long ways instead of in a pile as it typically is situated, and the plaque outside the exhibition FOR GONZALEZ-TORRES omits his sexuality, as well as his aids related death. i'm in utter disbelief

Out Magazine

The Smithsonian's queer erasure of an AIDS artwork should alarm us all

By omitting the tragic story behind Felix González-Torres "Untitled" (Portrait of Ross in L.A.), the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery i