Yall Im Such A Goshdarn Sap

yall im such a goshdarn sap

i just helped my gf search the gender wiki for the perfect one and he really likes luneboy, and because im an old fashioned gentleman of a husband and i want to support him in everything, im trying to find luneboy resources to support my husband and show him theres other people like him he doesnt have tumblr so this is our little secret <; if anyone knows of any luneboy stuff around the interwebs pls let me know <3

happy v-e day everyone (between today and tuesday really, depending on where you live) <:

*Takes a seat*

Hello stranger, as a fellow history fan. May you share your point of view of history.

hello <:

wondering if maybe you could be a tad more specific with what you mean by "my point of view of history", please! do you mean my understanding of the general human condition, why im interested, do you mean to ask about a specific historical era/topic ?

i anxiously await your response dearest student <:

or zach bryan or randy travis or old crow medicine show or george strait or dolly parton or-

(plz no dying tho, ily(all) too much for that mess /gen)

i hate “anything but country” bitches. listen to some johnny cash and kill yourself

Do u know anything about non-binary genders in non-modern history?

I do actually <: one of my favourite examples is Her Majesty the King, a pharaoh of ancient Egypt who took over after the death of her husband and was incredibly successful as a ruler. She changed her name to the male version and wore male regalia, but still used she/her pronouns. Most modern scholars refer to her as nonbinary or genderqueer. I can't for the life of me remember her real name right now, but if I do later I'll drop it in the comments.

Thank you for such an intelligent and interesting question dearest student /gen <:

In regards to the “wanna be nosy post”, 25, 31 and 44! (:

25. museum date, drive-in movie, or a nice dinner out <:

31. "hey honey, i don't think ill be able to make it, im sorry /:"- sent to my friend about a graduation party

44. up to 98% of civil war surgeries used anesthetic, most commonly chloroform or ether (chloroform was preferred though, because ether is very volatile and flammable).