“Homophobia isn’t the same as heteronormativity, at all, and I think that heteronormativity can be harder to fight because it’s so subconscious, so deeply ingrained throughout our entire society in all kinds of cultural productions, TV, film, books, everything. It’s everywhere. That’s harder to fight.” —

Malinda Lo (via arcadiaego)

#yeah i think straight ppl sometimes assume the world can be sorted into homophobes and queer allies #which no it isn’t that fucking simple #and it’s a really dangerous assumption to make b/c you can support equal marriage and have queer friends and queer relatives #and yet still perpetuate heteronormative ideals on a daily fucking basis (via electricskeptic)

mmspectreon:

im-being-sarcastic-of-course:

I am just so dreadfully sorry if you do not watch eurovision

because you don’t understand

on Saturday

Europe goes to war

askdatfandom:

colonelmustangsnipples:

itsmalice:

johnfontin:

the pig goes “oink oink”

the cow goes “moooo”

the horse goes “neighhhh”

the dog goes “ed…ward”

You’re grounded. 

so is hughes

GET OUT

pleatedjeans:

via

ladyavenger:

no matter how ugly you think you are, always remember—Hannibal could probably make an absolutely beautiful dish out of you.

epiicer:

If you say “old sport” three times in front of your mirror Gatsby will appear and awkwardly hit on your wife

fyeahgleeclub:

Darren Criss, Kevin McHale, Jenna Ushkowitz, Jane Lynch, Chris Colfer, Alex Newell and Ashley Fink pose backstage at Jane Lynch’s opening night in Broadway’s ‘Annie’ at The Palace Theater on May 16, 2013 in New York City.