. Lindsay . 21 . cis lady . she/her . feminist . neurodivergent .

Not quite as gay as previously thought. Still hella queer. Back on LI after a stint in Indiana, where people are usually polite and accidentally dropping boxes on snakes in backyards is a thing that happens.

I'm a writer who sings in the shower and doodles in notebooks and occasionally repairs a pair of pants. Sometimes I even dust a shelf or kiss someone.

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Reblogged from queer-punk-deactivated20200718  1,166,750 notes
Posted 25, December, 2014

maeriea:

kanyewesticleandthepeasants:

my girl angie knows privilege and can acknowledge that its not “ooo i worked harder to get here and if some women work this hard they could be standing here too”

but more like “my opportunities are better because i was born into a position thats easier to get them and i acknowledge that that is unfair”

This is v important

Reblogged from artimeia  155,778 notes
Posted 25, December, 2014
skullandfountain: “ Moore told scientists that they could experience the phenomenon by jumping in the air at the precise moment the alignment occurred. If they do so, he promised, they would experience a strange floating sensation.Astronomers have...

skullandfountain:

Moore told scientists that they could experience the phenomenon by jumping in the air at the precise moment the alignment occurred. If they do so, he promised, they would experience a strange floating sensation.Astronomers have long been aware that there would be an alignment of the planets on that date, when Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune and Pluto would be on the same side of the sun, within an arc 95° wide. But now they are guaranteeing the occurrence as the gravitational effect of the other planets on the Earth’s crust is maximum even at their closest approach. But don’t get too excited. If you think you’ll be able to float around your house, you’re wrong. But, if you jump in the air at 9:47 AM PST, on January 4, 2015, it should take you about 3 seconds to land back on your feet instead of the usual 0.2 seconds. So, mark this date on your calendar and share it with your friends! Zero gravity day is just around the corner!-