XXIV. Law Student at West Virginia University. If I did other cool things they'd go here too.

gaygyarados:

when he tells you that he has a big dick

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godlessondheimite:

I would date an actor just so I can tell people that my boyfriend’s an actor and then they’d be like “oh? What’s he been in?” And I’d say “me” and raise my wine glass and laugh because in this scenario I’m at a fancy cocktail party.

grantgills:

He really outed us huh

cultof-aphrodite:

Me to my skin: we’re adults now, let’s act like it.

ciampi12:

fistopher:

fairytrainer:

the most iconic minute in tv history (x)

i understand and agree with millie bobbie brown now

I’m homophobic now too

cirrustea:

hearing boys say “my boyfriend” or girls say “my girlfriend” is so cleansing

nowletsfixthismess:

The thing about being LGBT+ is, at some point in your childhood, no matter how accepting your parents are, at some point, you have to question: “do they love me unconditionally?” And then you have to plan for the possibility hat the answer is no. And that fucks you up. Straight cis people never have to question that.

yesterdaysprint:

The Brooklyn Daily Eagle, New York, December 26, 1946

kane52630:

The Eric André New Year’s Eve Spooktacular 2013

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