(via Evilmario666, Underbaradvala-blog)

(via evilmario666, underbaradvala-blog)

Tumblr isn't just a site. Tumblr isn't just a family. Tumblr is a fully populated city. It's a neighborhood. We fight. We have our problems. It's a school. We learn new things everyday. It's a hospital. We save lives. We're there for the sick. It's shelter. We care for those who need caring for. It's a gallery. We show our talents. We network. Tumblr is just life on the internet. No censors. No rules. Just individual morals. It's like a 70's diner where everyone knows everyone and we'll welcome you with open arms - until you mess up. It's the life you wish you had. It's the life you're going to have. It's the life you've dreamed of. You are cared for. You are loved. On Tumblr, you are not alone.

FACT CHECK: THERE ARE FIVE KINDS OF ANIMALS

DOGs are silly and like to have fun

CATs are curious and cautious

MONKEYs walk on legs and are silly

FISHs go glugluglugluglu

BIRDs fly and are funny

Guys. I just got the best idea.

What if Tumblr gathered the funds to make a children’s hospital?

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i can't explain how FURIOUS i get when i remember Nico talking about Plato's tale (the myth of soul mates) in HoO5, because he genuinely believes he doesn't have a soul mate because the myth says that humans "coupled" were formed by a man and a woman.

He genuinely believes he doesn't deserve to be loved because he's gay

The worst part? The myth is WRONG, it is COMPLETELY DISTORTED

It was NEVER stated in Plato's tale that beings were hermaphrodites, if I'm not wrong he even mentions that there were three types of beings: man-man, woman-woman and woman-man

But nico di angelo has read the distorted myth and faithfully believes that he doesn't deserve to be loved, because he doesn't like women.

This relates a lot to queer people all the time faithfully believing they are "wrong" when those absolute truths that prove why you are wrong are actually lies.

Nico di Angelo read a false tale and that was enough to convince him that he is not worthy of love.

how cruel is that?