What Relationships Should NOT Be:

i don’t want to be tired anymore

someone: you love j.d.? but he’s so evil!!!

me:

Austin Austin Austin

reminder to all lesbians

lesbian is not a dirty word

lesbian is not a nsfw word

lesbians are not inherently sexual

lesbians are not pornographic

any sexual thoughts are feelings you have are good and okay and pure and lovely and not at all for male consumption

if you’re ace and sex repulsed you’re also good and okay and pure and lovely okay?

i love you all, you’re all lovely, you’re not dirty or bad i love you

Credit to the amazing artist “George Rottkamp”

straight women, if you really want to pride yourselves on being Great Allies, i implore you to consider the following:

stop using the term ‘girlfriend’ to refer to your lady friends. it’s confusing for us and makes it that much harder for our relationships to be taken seriously

stop joking that you and your best friend are Totally Lesbians. our relationships are not yours to make some cutesy little joke with your friends

yes, this totally includes using the  👭 emoji on pictures of you and your straight friends on instagram. why do you do that

stop using the term ‘girl/woman crush’

stop making out with your straight friends to get guys off

stop fetishizing our relationships

stop assuming that the one lesbian or bi girl you know at school is going to hit on you. chances are, they want absolutely nothing to do with you

and stop assuming it’d be the end of the world if she did

whenever “strong female characters” insult men by calling them girls  my eyes roll so far back in my head i can see my brain cells die

I’m so happy this post exists

We have come across the most adorable bottle of ketchup…

It is so small… so defenseless…

We shall adopt it and raise it to become big and strong.

Happy trails to the cast and crew of Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812 which closes on Broadway after 32 previews and 336 regular performances on September 3rd, 2017. 

what she says: i’m fine

what she means: Deaf West’s Spring Awakening was the first show on Broadway to incorporate American Sign Language into not only the songs and dialogue, but the choreography. The choreography (and essentially the whole show) were blocked and shaped around the ASL, and it wasn’t even nominated in the Best Choreography category for the Tony’s