Your New Parent

It's 4 in the morning 

Happy Pride Month!

Are you going to continue “a little bird takes flight” I really love it

ITS MY BIRTHDAY! (╯✧▽✧)╯

Happy New Year, my loves! I hope your 2023 is wonderful and fulfilling. ♡

Happy Halloween, my loves!!!

How is this for a plot?: A guy grew up only being taught about 'guy/girl' relationships, so he has no real understanding of the lgbtq+ community. When he gets to high-school, he meets this girl and her twin bringer. He has completely convinced himself he really likes the sister and eventually starts dating her. Over time he realizes he hates more things about her than he likes. He discovers the things he likes about her are what she has in common with her twin brother. That main character then has a mini crisis about his feelings because he refuses to believe he has any romantic feelings for a guy. He vents to his parents and they're basically like, "You totally like him." So, he breaks up with his girlfriend but doesn't actually do anything about his feelings until later. Yada Yada Yada. The main character and his crush finally get together and together they concur the world.
          
          
          Whatch think? :D

Have you ever that moment where you hear someone talk badly about something you like -(Not because they know you like it but thats just what they think of it)- and you get that kinda -best way to put it is- nauseous feeling? Like, that feeling you get when you did something bad and someone brings it up. They don't call you out on it or even know you did it but you can't help but feel panicked and ill-feeling. I get that feeling too often because all the stuff I like has some pretty toxic people in it's fanbase and it's awful because even if you're just a simple enjoyer with no ill intent, there's people who lump you with the toxic people. I hate talking about my interests because of that fear of being judged or mocked. 
          
           Sorry for the rant! I was just feeling this way and wanted to vent. Have a good rest of your day/night! ♡

So like, I recently got a kitten and I have no clue what I'm doing. I only ever had dogs growing up and I need tips. Like, how do I get her to stop biting and scratching me? She's around 11-12 weeks old. She knows the basics of where her food/water bowl is, along with her littler box but like, she's very energetic and I can't keep up sometimes.

I was raised to be believe a women should wear dresses (or very frilly and pretty clothes), have long hair, do their makeup, take care of their husband/home/family. You know, women HAD to be feminine. And you know, men had to work, get the money, take care of the family, and have no emotions (ex: no crying). They HAD to be "manly". You know, gender stereotypes.
          
           I will always remember when I first saw a woman with "man's" haircut. It was all curly on top with the sides shaved. I just remember staring at her in complete awe. She also, might I add, was in jeans and a black tank top. That shocked me too. She was just so beautiful to me. I even remember telling her I liked her hair.
          
           She turned and smiled at me, saying a 'thank you'. I just remember being so happy when she patted my head. That was the day I first had the thought of: "Maybe women don't have to be all makeup-pretty and perfect."
          
           Sorry for the story but I just randomly remembered it. Have a wonderful day/night/evening, my lovelies!! ( ◜‿◝ )♡