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BOUGHT SOME STUFF AT GOODWILL I THOUGHT WAS NOT GOING TO FIT BUT IT DOES 

adding ever still to my incredible gym-swaddling cloth hoard

BOUGHT SOME STUFF AT GOODWILL I THOUGHT WAS NOT GOING TO FIT BUT IT DOES

adding ever still to my incredible gym-swaddling cloth hoard

HOW DAREST THOU ASK THE GREAT AND TERRIBLE CTHULHU TO TAKE YOU TO THE HALF PRICE BOOKS GRANDMA

HOW DAREST THOU ASK THE GREAT AND TERRIBLE CTHULHU TO TAKE YOU TO THE HALF PRICE BOOKS GRANDMA

alright I am going to post the link to the essay portion of my GQ project onto this website I would like both commentary and constructive criticism on it but please no one laugh at me

here you go

today a friend of mine and her boyfriend 

called me in the middle of dinner

to inform me

that they were going to insert glowsticks into certain erogenous body cavities

specifically her ladyhole

        


and then they did it

and they LITTERED THE STICKS IN A PUBLIC PARKING AREA

So like MY VERY BEST FRIEND LINDSEY drew this picture of my cariad and me looking’ all Hobbity and JUST LOOK AT IT

JUST

LOOK AT IT

most fucking talented human

titsandtrees.tumblr.com yo

So like MY VERY BEST FRIEND LINDSEY drew this picture of my cariad and me looking’ all Hobbity and JUST LOOK AT IT

JUST

LOOK AT IT

most fucking talented human

titsandtrees.tumblr.com yo

This is the last and final Prom Picture I’ll post, because I think enough’s enough, you know?

But I think this one has special significance.  
One of my favorite parts about this picture isn’t me (although, let’s be honest, that is a most beautiful guise of genuine happiness and accomplishment) it’s my fellow nominees to the left and right of me.  
When my mom saw this picture, she quickly asked who the ladies surrounding me were, thinking they were some sort of ceremonial like “Ms. Texas” contestants or some extremely attractive administrators. “No, mom,” I had to explain, “those are the other nominees for Prom Queen.”
She seemed especially impressed by this.  Not only did I win the near-universal vote of the school, but I won it over these ungodly beauties.  Their expressions aren’t to be overlooked, either, I mean look at them.  So unhappy.
Two weeks after graduation, I met someone at a party who I barely recognized.  As soon as someone called his name, though, I knew exactly who he was.  This kid, Connor, we’ll call him, had a pretty huge repuation in my school for drugs and dealing and that special blend of jock-flavored assholery.  A year or two ago he switched schools; the rumor was he’d been arrested or OD’d.
This kid Connor had been in a lot of my classes, starting way back in middle school.  He’d never spoken a word to be before that wasn’t spat.  But he saw me at this party, even after two years of not seeing me, and shouted a congratulations at me on my victory.  
We sat talking for a while after that.  I gave him the full PQ rundown, jumpsuit and all.  Unwarranted but not unwelcome, hd explained to me his own life story and his own intense, traumatic problems with the “popular” crowd.  I took this to mean the athletic, white, cisgendered, heterosexual, Christian, well-socialized few that seemed to run the school (and maybe the world; Feel me?).
He praised me, and said he was so excited when he heard I won.  I asked why, puzzled slightly by this large cis man praising this little fat queer.  He answered eloquently that it wasn’t just my win, but the implications of the win.  He said, finally, after the years of the assumed power and the bullying and exclusion, at this final climax of the class of 2012, the Winners didn’t win.  It was like the final game in a classic football movie, he said, (although, to his credit, I brought football up).

 That last game of the season, you know?  When all it comes down to is this.  Your chances are down and risks are high.  You did it.  You beat ‘em.  It was the last stand, and you won.  They can shit talk and make fun of you and joke about it all they want.  The fact of the matter is, you won.  They didn’t.  That’s it.  

I agreed, thanked him and described to him the moments immediately after my crowning, where all the nerds, the gross ones, the rejects, the geeks, the socially “inadequate” were dancing at the front of the room.  The front. Center stage.  That was the moment of Prom that resonated highest in me.  We were the winners that night, I wasn’t.  We quashed the status quo, we fucked things up.  We were proud of ourselves, and of one another.  
And isn’t that the best prize?

This is the last and final Prom Picture I’ll post, because I think enough’s enough, you know?

But I think this one has special significance.  

One of my favorite parts about this picture isn’t me (although, let’s be honest, that is a most beautiful guise of genuine happiness and accomplishment) it’s my fellow nominees to the left and right of me.  

When my mom saw this picture, she quickly asked who the ladies surrounding me were, thinking they were some sort of ceremonial like “Ms. Texas” contestants or some extremely attractive administrators. “No, mom,” I had to explain, “those are the other nominees for Prom Queen.”

She seemed especially impressed by this.  Not only did I win the near-universal vote of the school, but I won it over these ungodly beauties.  Their expressions aren’t to be overlooked, either, I mean look at them.  So unhappy.

Two weeks after graduation, I met someone at a party who I barely recognized.  As soon as someone called his name, though, I knew exactly who he was.  This kid, Connor, we’ll call him, had a pretty huge repuation in my school for drugs and dealing and that special blend of jock-flavored assholery.  A year or two ago he switched schools; the rumor was he’d been arrested or OD’d.

This kid Connor had been in a lot of my classes, starting way back in middle school.  He’d never spoken a word to be before that wasn’t spat.  But he saw me at this party, even after two years of not seeing me, and shouted a congratulations at me on my victory.  

We sat talking for a while after that.  I gave him the full PQ rundown, jumpsuit and all.  Unwarranted but not unwelcome, hd explained to me his own life story and his own intense, traumatic problems with the “popular” crowd.  I took this to mean the athletic, white, cisgendered, heterosexual, Christian, well-socialized few that seemed to run the school (and maybe the world; Feel me?).

He praised me, and said he was so excited when he heard I won.  I asked why, puzzled slightly by this large cis man praising this little fat queer.  He answered eloquently that it wasn’t just my win, but the implications of the win.  He said, finally, after the years of the assumed power and the bullying and exclusion, at this final climax of the class of 2012, the Winners didn’t win.  It was like the final game in a classic football movie, he said, (although, to his credit, I brought football up).

 That last game of the season, you know?  When all it comes down to is this.  Your chances are down and risks are high.  You did it.  You beat ‘em.  It was the last stand, and you won.  They can shit talk and make fun of you and joke about it all they want.  The fact of the matter is, you won.  They didn’t.  That’s it.  

I agreed, thanked him and described to him the moments immediately after my crowning, where all the nerds, the gross ones, the rejects, the geeks, the socially “inadequate” were dancing at the front of the room.  The front. Center stage.  That was the moment of Prom that resonated highest in me.  We were the winners that night, I wasn’t.  We quashed the status quo, we fucked things up.  We were proud of ourselves, and of one another.  

And isn’t that the best prize?

I got a bunch of plain socks 
in an attempt to raise my sock age from “polka dot 14” to “straight-up whites 36”
but I couldn’t handle the monotony 
so I made some mad-limbs
where I can mix and match nouns and adjectives together with my socks.
such combinations, shoddy as they may be, include:
stellar cheese
quality babes
crusty queen
beautiful cactus
and we can even match nouns with nouns (adjectives with adjectives don’t work as well)
cactus babes
cheese queen
queen babes
more options for words are certainly needed
I also have a master pair that says “queer daddy” and “fat lady”

I got a bunch of plain socks 

in an attempt to raise my sock age from “polka dot 14” to “straight-up whites 36”

but I couldn’t handle the monotony 

so I made some mad-limbs

where I can mix and match nouns and adjectives together with my socks.

such combinations, shoddy as they may be, include:

  • stellar cheese
  • quality babes
  • crusty queen
  • beautiful cactus

and we can even match nouns with nouns (adjectives with adjectives don’t work as well)

  • cactus babes
  • cheese queen
  • queen babes

more options for words are certainly needed


I also have a master pair that says “queer daddy” and “fat lady”

judgejudyisprobablynotavegan:

natural blue sky cherry vanilla crème soda

judgejudyisprobablynotavegan:

natural blue sky cherry vanilla crème soda

iamateenagefeminist:

bitemebeautiful:

irememberstonewall:

Holla.

Love that my sister’s badges are on tumblr! You can help support an incredible soon to be qualified art therapist by buying her badges here.

I love feminist artists! 

I want this shit so bad.

iamateenagefeminist:

bitemebeautiful:

irememberstonewall:

Holla.

Love that my sister’s badges are on tumblr! You can help support an incredible soon to be qualified art therapist by buying her badges here.

I love feminist artists! 

I want this shit so bad.

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