Sometimes I Imagine Foetus Dan Meeting Phil For The First Time And Falling In Love Almost Immediately

A gen z mood is having a detailed plan of what you would do if some one shot up your school, like where you would hide and how you would hide your friends to keep them safe even if you yourself are not.

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It has come to my attention that answering “How are you” with “not dead yet” may be alarming to some folks,

i want to write the kind of short stories you read in english class that are on this weird level of surrealism that they still haunt you years down the road

concept: in our victorian house we’re gonna have ugly tile in our small kitchen. our bedroom is going to have a slanted ceiling because it’s in the attic. we won’t have central air but we’re going to have radiator heaters in all the rooms. in the summer we will open the windows because it’s too warm. we’re going to have ivy on the side of house and an unkept garden with long grass. that’s okay though. we prefer it like that.

Hello Beloved! As the election continues to be decided and brings stress to the nation, here is some positive election news:

Ritchie Torres (NY) (he/him) became the first Afro-Latinx LGBTQ+ person to be elected to Congress. Mondaire Jones (NY) (he/him) will also become the first LGBTQ+ person of color, alongside Torres, to be elected to Congress. Sarah McBride (DE) (she/her) became the first openly transgender person to be a state senator. Stephanie Byers (KS) (she/her) became the first openly transgender person to have a seat in Kansas’s state legislature and became the first Native American transgender person to be elected to any state legislature. Mauree Turner (OK) (she/they) has become the first non-binary person elected to any state legislature. They are also the first Muslim to be elected to the Oklahoma state legislature.  Taylor Small (VT) (she/her) became the first openly transgender person to have a seat in Vermont’s state legislature. Shevrin Jones (FL) (he/him) became the first openly LGBTQ+ person to have a seat in Florida’s state legislature. Jabari Brisport (NY) (he/him) became the first openly LGBTQ+ person of color to have a seat in New York’s state legislature. Kim Jackson (GA) (she/her) became the first openly LGBTQ+ person to have a seat in Georgia’s state senate and one of only 3 LGBTQ+ women of color to have a seat in any state senate. David Ortiz (CO) (he/him) became the first openly bi person to have a seat in Colorado’s state legislature. He also became the first wheelchair user in Colorado’s state legislature. Sharice Davids (KS) (she/her) has been re-elected. Davids is the first Native American LGBTQ+ woman to serve in Congress

No matter what happens with the presidency, change is coming, Beloved. Be hopeful and continue fighting

i want to go on a date to a farmers market and wear straw hats and carry around wicker baskets 🥺

it’s not summer, but imagine it is summer and the sun is still golden and your and her are riding your bikes back to your house after a picnic. it’s lovely and then you go home and decide to make s’mores and there’s mosquitos and lightning bugs everywhere but you don’t mind because you’re happy. you and her are happy together.