Kristine. Twenty-one. Mildly crazy, always sarcastic, ever the dreamer and occasionally a writer. I'm an art major/psych minor at university, so you can expect me to upload some of my work.

My blog is a delightful mix of Doctor Who, Buffy, feminism, queer things, art, gender things, humor, and occasionally politics. If there's anything you're itching to know, don't hesitate to ask.

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Hazardous Waste

“Do not equate being single with being alone. I was thinking about this recently because of the phrase ‘just friends’ and ‘more than friends.’ That phrase implies that like, being ‘just friends’ with someone is somehow less than being in a romantic relationship with them - that like, friendship is a continuum that ends with sex. Which is an extremely weird thing to think and say, but it’s so built into our language that we don’t even think about how incredibly strange it is.”

— John Green, The Miracle of Swindon Town #208 (submitted by thatsnothowyoubook)

(Source: effyeahnerdfighters)

(Source: fuckyeahsubversivekawaii, via lgbtlaughs)

ilovecharts:

=Bojan Manojlovic

transtoons:

Being on the ftm spectrum, and having to explain I’m non-binary to my counsellors. So I draw :D yey. Btw I’d might rather grow up to be a man than a woman, but if I can’t be neutral, I’ve prepared for that possibility.

paintdoktahwho:

by thedinosaurprince

Subtly different to RTD’s

*Thing happens*

“But that’s impossible!”

(via paintdoktahwho)

Decompose, 2012

Pigment

Sarah Cheung

(Source: tumblropenarts, via fuckmedapperqueer)

chronicillnesscat:

[Image: 6-piece blue colored background with a Siamese cat. Text reads: “Find an activity that might alleviate your condition. Can’t do it because of another illness.”]

Swimming is great, except for when you have aquagenic urticaria…

(via hermione-ganja)

fuckyeahhistorycrushes:

Kiyoshi Kuromiya was a Japanese-American who did a lot of amazing things.

From wikipedia:

To protest of the use of napalm in Vietnam in 1968, he announced that a dog would be burned alive in front of the University of Pennsylvania’s Van Pelt Library. Thousands turned up to protest, only to find a message from Kuromiya: “Congratulations on your anti-napalm protest. You saved the life of a dog. Now, how about saving the lives of tens of thousands of people in Vietnam.”

(via ushistoryminuswhiteguys)