Hello everyone! My name is Katie. I am 19 years of age.
A few things about me:
- I love coffee
- I love writing
- I love classic literature
- I am an English major
- I am a Ravenclaw
- I like taking photos
- My sun is in Aries, Moon in Scorpio, and Aquarius Rising
- I am pansexual
- I like DC Comics
- I have an unhealthy obsession with Paul McCartney
- I like Taylor Swift
- I have a boyfriend (Logan)
Logan is on his was to having top surgery at some point, but he is pretty short on cash. If you would like to donate anything please send me a message.
Go ahead and message me about anything. I'd love to talk or help you out. Whatever you need. I hope you enjoy my little hodge podge. I love you guys!
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
(via http://www.piccsy.com)
Listen to your gut.
Not theirs.
What would the world be like if we didn’t tell kids what gender they are?
Seriously, what would it be like? Would pink and blue dissipate as gender symbols? Would people love people for who they are more and not because of anatomy? Would gender stereotypes like boys are tough and girls are demure disappear? Would boys not feel pressure to have sex? Would girls not feel like they have to impress people? Or vice versa? Would people be able to just be themselves rather than putting on a big show? Would clothing truly be a celebration of self expression and not just what looks good on you? Would there be no gender specific clothing and people can just wear what they like (girls in baggy pants, guys in tube tops)? Since you aren’t trying to impress one specific group of people anymore, would guys and girls just be able to chill without the question of who is going to make the first move lingering in the air? Would society be a celebration of people as they are on the inside and not people as they fit into a mold? I think it might be kind of cool to have a world like that.
Love this kid’s outfit
I don’t know whether I’d be scared senseless or really enthralled.
