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o/ <- person waving

o7 <- person saluting

ol <- person raising hand

o1 <- person scratching head

\o> <- person stretching

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why is pride always in summer. what about the dykes that can't tolerate the heat huh. what about us. I mean them.

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sad they give tissue boxes plastic labia folds but no clitoris

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💚steddie || ronance💛 parralels / chaotic 😜 gay || cool 😐 bi

commission for @szczypawice

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rain kisses

(bonus: jonathan & argyle)

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Robin Buckley's camera roll

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The Kids Are Alright (alive) 💕🌈✨

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i’m only kidding unless you’re into it

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no, no. these are horrors beyond your comprehension. i understand them, though. i desire them carnally.

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NANCY WHEELER in STRANGER THINGS 1.02 “The Weirdo on Maple Street”

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Mike and Will’s first shared apartment lease - 1995

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he moaning omfg

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#boyfriend material 

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this might be like such a niche but I am literally obsessed with thérèse by maya hawke. it just feels so important and so relatable and so true (not to mention it’s just such a pretty song and her lyricism is so beautiful) like it’s about the male gaze, and how people sexualize young girls, and somehow that’s viewed as *their* fault (like the call to take the painting down) even when the intent is not sexual, because people will view it like that, and that sexualization just makes it so hard to be a young girl sometimes. like as maya hawke sings, “it’s just thérèse.” it’s not some sort of sexual painting made to cater to the male gaze. it’s just a young girl lost in her own head. it’s just thérèse.

the song is also so much about looking at a piece of art and just getting it and relating to it, which is something that is just so beautiful to me, that we can look at art and make up stories, and emotions, and feel so attached to something that is just paint, or words on paper. also that almost-heartbreak when you feel so attached to a piece of art, other look at it and just don’t see it, at least not in the way you do, and that certain ownership you feel over it. “i guess thérèse was just for me” feels so relatable to me. sometimes it does feel like that. like a piece of art is so much made for you, and you don’t want other people to have it, because they will ruin it.

anyways go listen to maya hawke ❤️ she may be a nepo baby but her music slays

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A brief interruption during Joe's panel

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Joe Quinn talking to a small child, a series

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his favorite thing is to tell people “no”