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As a kid it never bothered me that spongebob and Patrick were parents, I never cared that Jimmy was a bit feminine, I never questioned the fact that Him was a cross dresser, I never questioned Vanity smurfs sexuality, it never bothered me that chucky had a mom and sister of a different race or that Betty and Howard’s gender rolls were switched, and I didn’t care that Mulan was a women in a mans world. It’s sad how some parents are disgusted when they see stuff like this and tell their kids that they’re suppose to be masculine or feminine, or that marriage is only for a man and a women, that a women is ment to be at home while the men are at work, and I find it especially sad when parents teach their kids that interracial marriage is disgusting. Your gender, sexuality, race or religion doesn’t matter. The only thing that does matter is that you love yourself and others around you for who they are the way we loved our childhood characters.
I like this post.
(via readingissexy)
thoughts
you’re not going to feel the same way about him as when you first started dating. you’re not going to feel your heart flutter every single time he looks at you or touches you. things are going to be tough between you two because life is tough. one of you will have something happen and will just be a pain in the ass for awhile and not be the person you married/thought you were getting. one of you will say something inconsiderate (more than once) and one of you will keep a hurtful secret.
but that’s not a reason to not do it. because the first few months of dating isn’t why you’re in the relationship. yeah, it’s fun - it’s over the moon kinda fun… but when you can truly rely on someone to be there for you - when you know they’re always on your side - when you can just let go with them - that’s when the real magic happens. love doesn’t remain all consuming and all powerful and walking on sunshine all the time - because that’s a superficial love anyway. That’s the way you love a puppy until it shits on your rug. But when that puppy becomes a dog, stiff with age, who can’t make it up the stairs without help, your feelings for that dog are so much stronger than the feelings you had for the adorable puppy. Because that’s the dog who couldn’t wait to see you EVERY DAY. and that’s the dog you cried to when your parents died. and that dog has been through everything with you. Just because it’s not the adorable puppy any more doesn’t mean the dog isn’t worth having - the dog, as relationships - get better with age.
But it would be stupid to say they don’t change - of course they change. There are going to be times when you want to kill each other. When you wonder why you ever fucking got married and how the hell to get out of it. but, i love sitting with my honey every night. i love that we have to go to bed in the same bed, even if i’m STEAMING mad at him one night and refuse to let any part of my body touch his, because we always wake up snuggling.
does it change the relationship? Yes, but change can be a really, phenomenal thing.
Hogwarts Book Sculpture.
I used 7 books (already damaged) to create the sculpture and 50 different scalpol blades. It took 3 months to create!
You did a beautiful thing here.
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