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songs-about-leaving:

The Magnetic Fields - Born On a Train

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maraboustorknightmares:

Wilco - Reservations

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vintagemickeymouse:

King Neptune - 1932

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“Traditionally, boys who play with dolls were scolded, stripped of their dolls and handed some trucks, their parents terrified of their son showing signs of femininity. Now, as transgender identities become more visible, select parents respond to their sons playing with dolls in a different way, assuming that their child’s interest in traditionally feminine toys makes them transgender or qualifies them as a girl trapped in a boy’s body. So-called progressive individuals are jumping on the “transgender bandwagon,” without realizing that their tolerance (and even support) of what they perceive as “transgender” might actually be a destructive reinforcement of an arbitrary gender binary.”

— Some Boys Like Dolls: Deconstructing the (Trans)Gender Binary — Lucas Walden (via klutzygeek)

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Watt

dreamiest man

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redguitarrr:

Sonic Youth 1990

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Joe Reihsen

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