matthewgallaway:

Zephyr: Do you think that there will be a day when ‘edgy/alternative’ sites that are not 100-percent gay but have a significant gay user-base will be sensitive to the depressingly heteronormative implications of their advertising gestures (even when such gestures are maybe delivered somewhat ironically)? I guess at the moment I’m specifically thinking of that ‘Ladies can’t resist’ caption under the Tumblr tee-shirt ad. Maybe it’s meant to be clever or funny because the Tumblr bro is not ‘Hollywood handsome,’ but in a way it’s sooo conventional and kind of double-standardy, like all of those mnstrm movies and sit-coms that basically feature heavy bros (who I tend to think are hotter than skinny dudes as a rule, for the record) but always have these runway-model (i.e., anorexic) wives/girlfriends, and so on? I think that until people acknowledge that accepting gay people in society means that on an individual basis they might be found attractive to someone of the same gender (and not getting all bent out of shape about it or preemptively mocking it), we’re really just spinning our wheels.

Dante: I’m fascinated by a piece of lint floating through the air right now, only about six inches below the ceiling. If you watch it for long enough without blinking, you might be reminded of a leaf that will never quite land.

<3 u.

hachface:

Also wasted my time with this stuff. Note the awesome 80s perm.

OH SNAP NOT FANTASY