thezohar:

transpeter:

latinextra:

transpeter:

remember when you were a kid and you’d be reading history books or something and you’d see that someone was born in the 1890s and they seemed EXTRA OLD because they were born in the 1800s, and they were born at the very end of the 1800s but it still made them seem that much more ancient. like you could see someone born on december 31, 1899 and to you they seemed older than they would’ve if they had been born january 1, 1900

anyways today i was at my baby cousin’s house and he’s like 4 years old, and he asked when my birthday was and i said september 13, 1995 and he was like “wow you’re old” and i said i was only 22 and he said “but…1995. that’s OLD!!” and god…. i was born in the 1900s and the generation of kids who find that inherently old are being born. i knew it would happen but god it was a weird feeling.

but this also happens with us too…if you are a “1900’s kid” and someone says that they were born in the 2000’s its like….what do you mean that you are 15? You are five years old.

TRUE!!! like whenever someone says shit like “hello, i was born in the year 2000 and i’m 18 years old” it’s like nah you’re two. you’re two years old. you may only be about four years younger than me, but you are two.

listen we all know time stopped working properly in about 2007, and may have stopped moving at all somewhere between 2012-2014

letmeletmetrashyourlove:

lizawithazed:

maniacardigan:

oh god relisten to it with this in mind and good god, you will cry.


Mummified my teenage dreams

No it’s nothing wrong with me

The kids are all wrong,

The story’s all off

Heavy metal broke my heart

or how about


We’ve been here forever

And here’s the frozen proof

I could scream forever

We are the poisoned youth

And the fact that this song was used as an NFL anthem and was probably ingrained in the heads of a bunch of transphobic assholes without them knowing has me LIVING!!!!

sarahseeandersen:

BAM! After many long weeks of working on this project, I am so excited to finally show you guys the first ever colored Sarah’s Scribbles comic!

I made this as part of a new class for Skillshare all about coloring webcomics. I cover tons of stuff including basic color theory, selecting a palette, and essential digital coloring techniques. You can watch me color and shade this comic from start to finish. This is a great class to take if you’re interested in comics, digital coloring, or you enjoyed my last Skillshare class.

Check it out here!

(And even if you don’t, I hope this colored comic was a pleasant surprise! I hope to do more in the future!)