Is Destiel Canon Yet ?
11/5/2020: Yes.
“Read Banned Books” a new full page cartoon essay published in The New York Times Arts & Leisure section today.
A good day to reblog this, I just found out The Deep & Dark Blue is on another new ban list, this time in Colorado. Hooray.
Tumblr for me is like the gay neurodivergent version of Twitter (as someone who has used the app maybe twice?)
The only people I care about keeping up with are on this app (Neil Gaiman)
And I only use it to dump my useless and universally unwanted opinions.
It’s the same thing, but instead of talking about politics, people talk about David Tennant.
Tumblr for me is like the gay neurodivergent version of Twitter (as someone who has used the app maybe twice?)
The only people I care about keeping up with are on this app (Neil Gaiman)
And I only use it to dump my useless and universally unwanted opinions.
It’s the same thing, but instead of talking about politics, people talk about David Tennant.
Some kid named Dylan put his name in by mistake and we all worked together to make this ominous message
Fyi
( x )
Happy creating folks
maybe i like it when a female character is deeply flawed and responsible for countless deaths and so on and so forth. more female characters should be deeply flawed and responsible for countless deaths
I can’t be the first to make this connection
y'all slept on the first chart but I will make the world see my vision
how am I supposed to address anyone
Malicious compliance would be to start calling him by his given name
not she/they rafael “tedward” cruz
do you guys think jesus, the son of a carpenter, smelt the wood of the cross & temporarily thought of home
This is killing me
Is it just me or are the new tumblr users convinced there’s a penalty of some kind for using this site like it’s meant to be used?
reblogs have always been in short supply for artists, sadly, but it’s hitting the shitposts and even the cat pictures lately.
Gotta keep getting the word out that reblogs are good and keep people posting new material that will be passed around for the next 12 yearsThey’re used to other social media sites, where the only equivalent of reblogging is straight-up content theft; so the idea that you can put someone else’s stuff on your page and have it not be a bad thing is a strange experience for them.
They’re likely also used to an algorithm recommending content based on what they hit “like” on, so they probably think that that’s how this works, too.









































