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WELCOME TO MY REBLOG HELLDUMP 24 ! big time media enjoyer !! in too many fandoms to count !!! expect anything and everything to be posted here !!!! minors not welcomed here !!!!!

guy who invented whichever one of these came second: fuck it just call it a compass too. i'm so bad at naming things... fuck! i'm angry. fuck my life. i'm going for a walk

Ibrahim just went into a coma because of his condition. I'm very worried about my friend. I have his phone. I'm his friend Ali.

Ibrahim loves his mother and father. I'm speaking about my friend Ibrahim; he's in critical condition. I hope every free and honorable person will pray for Ibrahim. He's a very good person, and I'm very worried about him.

It's 12:30 AM now. I'm speaking from the hospital entrance. I'm telling you about Ibrahim; he's in critical condition.

how to send an instagram reel without doxxing yourself

thank you for wanting to send me an instagram reel! I appreciate it. There's some fun stuff on instagram that I never see, and your gesture is so kind. However:

instagram shows your instagram account when you share content. It's fine when it's me - I don't care who you are - but if I reblog that post or answer that ask, it'll show your instagram profile - linked to your tumblr profile - to the public!

There are a couple of ways to avoid this. Let's take a look at an instagram URL.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/20Dasdasdaadfgdfg3j /?igsh=MXsssmFa5zadfffY4aA

after "reel", there's a long string of characters that represents the actual reel you want to send me, which I've represented here in pink. that is the address of the reel. That's all we need! You can just send me that.

Next, you'll see the green part. there's a question mark, with "IGSH" (that means instagram share, hopefully triggering your memory) and an equals sign. The stuff after the equals sign is your profile.

When I tap on this link, before showing me the reel, it first tells me exactly who you are. I can't see the video until it makes me click away from your face.

So, since presumably we aren't that close, and you don't want your tumblr to be linked with amysocialsecuritynumber's more public presence, you'll want to sanitise that link! That means removing all the sharing information so it just acts like a normal link.

The easiest thing is to simply remove the part of the URL that I've indicated in green:

https://www.instagram.com/reel/20Dasdasdaadfgdfg3j /?igsh=MXsssmFa5zadfffY4aA

But if you're on a mobile device, that isn't always easy, so you can paste it into something like LinkCleaner first:

that one's nice, because it gives you the option of seeing what the cleaned link shows to people.

In addition to protecting your identity, especially if I'm careless and just reblog something without checking (I am so careless, honestly) it makes things a bit easier for me.

Okay, hope this helps!

It's almost laughable what the internet and very young queer people have done to the words butch and especially femme. I think I could go on for hours and hours on how important that little yet huge letter "e" is at the end of the word. People have turned this special term into something so superficial and tedious. To them "femme" simply means hyperfeminine. It's sweet, pink, docile, delicate, soft, submissive. Which of course, certain femmes actually do identity with those words but little do these people know or understand is that to be femme is to be just as hard and aggressive as what they see being butch is. It's in gesture, in stature, in autonomy, in courage, in love that is so deep and true for other butches and fellow femme sisters. Femme is something inherently erotic and so sensual. Our history literally shows that femmes used their physical privilege to protect and stand up for butches, femmes were the ones who would go out and work due to the fact that people would not hire such masculine presenting women. In conclusion, to be femme is to be beautiful and lovely but it's also to use your fucking voice and know who and what came before us.

"I'm just a girl☺️🥰💖💞💅🌺🌷🦄" when you were eight and the teacher said she needed some strong boys to carry something you used to be furious, and when you convinced them to let you help, you carried twice as many chairs as the boys with the righteous anger of a girl who knew she was just as capable as them. Where did that go?

Charlie: “We weren’t that experienced…especially during season one, it’s challenging in itself to have the confidence to go on and try to relax enough to perform and live and give the characters justice for what they need.”

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