drawing of a scene of smth im writing (yes it’s an AU of my ocs)
the sun comes down from the sky and falls in love with a man
!!!!! <3
so uh. tomorrow (or today, depending on when ur reading this post) is the 15th anniversary of september eleventh, and i just want to tell my fellow muslims that its ok, its ok, it’s not our fault, i love you, i love you, its ok, i love you.
also if u r not muslim can u reblog this? last year i really needed a post like this, so if you could spread it i would really appreciate it!!
Short Story Submissions Call!
TROUBLE THE WATERS:
Tales from the Deep Blue
edited by
Sheree Renée Thomas, Pan Morigan, and Troy L. Wiggins
She moves with deliberate grace.
Mami Wata, Momu Watu, La Sirene, Sedna, Coventina, Suijin, Mother of Waters
She is the water between us, the water within us, the water that slakes thirst, from which we were born. Water is the natural and the sacred, the functional and the necessary. All over the world, in cultures young and old, water is life and from this force, great adventures, quests, and legacies begin. And whether it is still, moves, rises, or falls, water fills us. Imagine what stories and strange tales can be told from the depths of its depths.
TROUBLE THE WATERS: Tales from the Deep Blue will be a new anthology of water-themed speculative short stories that explore all kinds of water lore and deities, ancient and new as well as unimagined tales. We want stories with memorable, engaging characters, great and small, epic tales and quieter stories of personal and communal growth. Science fiction, fantasy, horror, interstitial, and unclassifiable works are welcome. We are seeking original stories in English (2500 – 7000 words; pays 6 cents per word) from writers of all walks of life from this beautiful planet and will accept some select reprints (pays 2 cents per word). Deadline: November 1, 2017. Projected publication: November 2018, Rosarium Publishing, www.rosariumpublishing.com. Please send submissions as a .doc, .docx, or .rtf file in standard mss formatting with your name, title, and word count to: TroubletheWaters2018@gmail.com
Please note that we are unable to accept simultaneous or multiple submissions. See here for more information.
Hi. I’m still mentally ill and disabled, and I still need to eat and pay rent and stuff. Please help? My PayPal address is kiriamaya at gmail, or you can use my donation button. Or you can reblog this. Thank you for keeping me alive, and please keep this going.
please help keep my fren alive
hey single non-binary foc (frens of color)
We are not too much work. Being unable to categorize the gender of yr partner isn’t a problem it’s just a thing.
People who think marginalizations are ~problems~ tend to be people who want to do 0 emotional work in a relationship. They can fuck right off and are not worth your awesome self/selves.
If you can find other nb poc to hang out with, in person or online, awesome; we are good frens for one another. Can become great partners too, though for me the best part is willingness to have deep friendships.
Most importantly we normalize one another, we teach one another that we can be seen as full, real people important in our own right. We help one another raise our bars on how we’re willing to be treated.
love, an old married nb poc who wants to sit you all down n feed you ice cream or dietarily-ok equivalent n tell you you’re worth it.
Not to say that we need partners! being single can be just as awesome as being in couples n triads n fluid networks too
and it goes just as much for friendships & kinship, we’re not too much work there either, and it’s the people who say that who are trouble and wrong,, not us.
it’s just too many of us are lonely & we tend to think we’re too much work n i wanna hug you all <3
hey single non-binary foc (frens of color)
We are not too much work. Being unable to categorize the gender of yr partner isn’t a problem it’s just a thing.
People who think marginalizations are ~problems~ tend to be people who want to do 0 emotional work in a relationship. They can fuck right off and are not worth your awesome self/selves.
If you can find other nb poc to hang out with, in person or online, awesome; we are good frens for one another. Can become great partners too, though for me the best part is willingness to have deep friendships.
Most importantly we normalize one another, we teach one another that we can be seen as full, real people important in our own right. We help one another raise our bars on how we’re willing to be treated.
love, an old married nb poc who wants to sit you all down n feed you ice cream or dietarily-ok equivalent n tell you you’re worth it.
