Queer? yes, gender? a mess.

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Queer? yes, gender? a mess.

Sarah, now an anxiety ridden 19 year old who is just loving a bit of fluff in my life🌻 http://archiveofourown.org/works/2080878?view_adult=true

solangelo

aylendoesart

Tartarus boys and the Cocoa Puffs

todaysbird

punkitt-is-here

this duck LOVES pink drink

milo-melon

@todaysbird

nebuleeart

HAPPY PRIDE!!! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜

fantasmalresplendent

8pxl

only-tiktoks

blakbonnet

shorthairedbrownqueer

I wish there was more to this caption. But there isn’t.

Legalise Marriage Equality for LGBTQIA+ folks in India 🇮🇳 🌈

wakinguponsaturday

serethespider:
“the tension between the genuine cleverness of the joke and the incompetence implied by putting it on two-sentence horror is what makes this for me
”

wakinguponsaturday

beardedmrbean

vaspider

Man. Sometimes you just feel your brain resonate like a tuning fork. Like I definitely wanna talk Making Weird Things with that guy.

elodieunderglass

The end is what got me

vaspider

Whatever you do, do it really hard.

wakinguponsaturday

wellwhiskey

embroidery from peacocksandpinecones my friends and I have been losing our minds over all morning.

yayxstitch

I've seen these as w.i.p in a facebook group and in all stages it looks like forbidden magic.

legitcookie hellsfireclub

fastcardotmp3

thinking bout firefighter steve tonight but specifically firefighter recruit steve.

because there is something very very interesting to me about Steve going into a very intense training program for a very intense and important job when his body has only ever known high intensity situations as not just life-or-death, but also end of the world.

throwing that guy into these training exercises that throw his body back in time to being nineteen and dragged under water or eighteen and burning a monster alive while fighting a concussion or seventeen and swinging a bat with thirty seconds warning without actually being any of those situations?

It could be disastrous. It could be retraumatizing as hell. It could throw him back ten steps in his recovery and make him feel small or weak or useless.

But it's Steve, right? And there is something so very interesting about the idea that maybe this sort of thing would actually be healing.

Reminding his body as well as his brain what it's like to go into a fight with the sole intention of saving rather than killing; reminding every broken piece of himself how to work together for the good of it.

Reminding himself that some tragedies are preventable, that some lives can be saved by regular people who put in the work, that even though the kid who fell through the ice or the cat stuck in the tree aren't world ending that saving them still matters.

It's not about being big and strong and tough, even if he doesn't mind the teasing he gets from friends that he knows mostly do it to cope with their own fears of watching him go into those kinds of situations again at all, it's about the trying.

The helping.

The "I just want to help."

That's why Steve Harrington becomes a firefighter. That's why the endless list of hard parts of the job are worth it.

Because maybe the war in Hawkins was always about saving the little guy too, and maybe that realization can be the thing that saves his life.

I SWEAR YOU NEVER MISS DOT i want this for him so bad now who do I need to call for you to get in the writer's room? steve harrington stranger things st ficlet kinda