Hi, my name is Shane.
I'm an eccentric, geeky, queer guy.
I live in Toronto. I'm also a student at uft.
I love animals, a lot.
I queue a majority of my posts.
Twitter. Facebook. YouTube. Dailybooth.
I have a secret. I have a big one and I’ve never said it out loud. I mean, what’s the point? It’s not going to change anything. It’s not going to make me good, make me adopt a puppy! I can’t be what other people want me to be. What she wants me to be. This is who I am. I’m not human. And I miss it, I miss it more than anything in the world. That is my secret. But there is only so much hurt a man can take.
(via smolderhalderland)
Two teachers in Canada have stirred controversy among parents for displaying cards stating that they are allies for LGBTQ students.
Stephanie Fortier and Peter Wohlgemut are fifth-grade teachers who have received special training on sexual orientation and gender identity. As a result they are encouraged to display “ally” cards in their classrooms. The cards read: “As an Ally, I support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, Two-Spirit, intersex, queer, and questioning individuals, families and communities. As an Ally, I will work towards a more aware, affirming, safe and open work environment in both policy and practice.”
But for whatever reason, parents have complained about the cards. School officials have decided to cover up everything on the cards except the word “ally,” but some parents are still demanding the cards be removed from the classroom.
“I would like to have the choice of how I choose to teach my children about these words and what they mean,” Peters Sawatzky said.
This is absurd. It’s an ally card. It’s the equivalent of putting up a “Safe Space” sign. Come on.
When are people going to learn that hiding terms isn’t going to stop their kids from finding out the information. ‘God forbid’ their child is actually struggling with their sexuality and/or gender identity and seek help from an adult they trust. People are stupid.
(via pansexualpride)
- Westerosi Georgraphy 101
- Braavosi for Beginners
- How to Train Your Dragon
- Grief Management
- Advanced Bloodlines
- Targaryen History
- Maester’s Arts
- Cultures from Across the Narrow Sea
- Paranormal Studies Beyond the Wall
- Faceless Men Apprenticeship
- Fire and Blood: The Kingslayer Question
- …
Is it incredibly uncool that I think it’d be awesome for us to actually do these? LARP!
logicgirl asked: 9 , 21 :)
Where would you like to live
Toronto! I’m already living where I’d like to live. :)
Something you don’t like
Bananas!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@20 hours ago with 5 notesThe awkward humanities student eating carrots and hummus in the middle of the chem building. I feel like everyone is looking at me.
Though I’m running out of carrots and my hunger knows no bounds.
@4 hours ago with 2 notes
Believe it or not, this is big news in Canada. Really big news.
Honestly, it took me a while to understand what was happening… Hah. However, bigger things are happening in Canada as of late.
(via theperksofliving)
Anonymous asked: 2, 9, 15
Favourite quote
Nothing happens in vain, but everything from reason and by necessity.
Where would you like to live?
I live where I’d like to live.
Biggest regret whilst drunk
Derrrp. Should I make a list, hahah. I suppose I don’t really drink to excess anymore so any ‘regrets’ I have are from years back. The one time I got wasted, blacked out, apparently made out with one too many friends, whilst dancing provocatively on a shy friend in the middle of a club, got into a fight with an ex, got carried out of the club by a friend, puked in a cab on the way home, rolled out in front of a hospital, went to emerge, finally got to my friends house only to strip in her house and run to her room, puked some more, passed out, woke up to remember… very little.
That wasn’t much of a regret. You can’t regret something you don’t remember, right? This was like three - four years ago, haha. Funny story though.
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