Every Time I See This Post I Sit There And Stare At It Waiting For The Faces To Load

Every time I see this post I sit there and stare at it waiting for the faces to load

Yesss you're so perf

Not important in any way, but I look like an emo boy right now…

This is my new dog, Scout! (Last picture feat. my old dog Cleo who isn’t too sure how to feel about Scout). Scout is about six or seven years old, and she’s a yellow lab, possibly mixed with small amounts of some other breeds. We don’t know entirely where she’s from. My mom’s cousin saved her from some abusive owners, so we don’t know all she’s been through. Unfortunately, although she had a better home, it still wasn’t too great. He never took her to a vet, never walked her, fed her cheap food, sometimes he didn’t give her water because he didn’t want to take her outside, and just didn’t give her the love a dog deserves. After deciding he didn’t want a dog anymore and more or less just abandoning her, we took her in and are making her a part of the family. I’m an animal lover but Cleo didn’t really like me, so my parents are letting scout be my dog. I’m making sure she gets treated the way she should and am giving her lots love!

A simple sexuality/gender analogy

Heterosexuality: I have blond hair and I like people with brown hair.

Homosexuality: I have blond hair and I like people with blond hair.

Bisexuality: I have blond hair and I like people with blond or brown

Pansexuality: I have blond hair and I don't really care what someone's hair color is. When deciding if I like someone, I tend to focus more on their eye color as opposed to their hair color.

Asexual: I have blond hair and I don't real attraction to any particular hair color. I can appreciate the aesthetic but I, myself, do not feel that attraction.

Cis-gender: I was born with blond hair and I feel it suits me.

Transgender: I was born with blond hair but I find myself to be a brunette and so I dye my hair and do not associate with having blond hair.

Bigender: I was born with blond hair, but I don't always feel like a blond, and so I sometimes dye my hair brown or I have bits of both and I do not associate with simply having blond hair.

Non-binary: I was born with blond hair but I don't feel like a blond or a brunette, so I dye my hair red and do not associate with having blond hair.

Agender/genderless: I was born with blond hair but I do not think of myself as a blond or any other hair color and so I choose to shave my head and do not associate with having blond hair.

Questioning: I was born with blond hair, but sometimes I don't feel like it suits me but I'm still not sure which hair color I want. I may sometimes dye my hair different colors just to see how I like them, or I may just keep my blond hair for the time being so that no one thinks I'm weird.

(**A comment on gender: If you knew someone with blond hair but they decided to dye it whatever color they wanted, would you comment on it? If someone had blue hair, would you tell them that it's not real because its unnatural? Would you tell a dyed brunette that it was a shame for them to ruin their nice blond hair? Then why would you tell a trans-man that he was such a pretty girl? Why would you tell someone who dyed their hair red that it looks ridiculous and they're just making it up and it's unnatural?)

I reread this like five times trying to understand it before realizing it was an officialunitedstates post...

sometimes the ones we love the hurt the most are the closest the ones that we love the least the most love hurt sometimes