I feel like it’s worth noting Freddie also dated a couple more women after he “came out” to those close to him- he dated a German lady for a little while and there were rumors he was with an actress. That, along with him saying Ms. Austin was his best friend, the love of his life, his “common law wife, as far as I’m concerned,” makes me genuinely baffled people STILL deny him being bisexual.

libertarirynn:

Tumblr is literally as bad as the most conservative Southern church when it comes to understanding bisexuality. Suggest to them that it’s possible to love people of both genders and even in slightly different ways and their brains explode. Mercury may have sexually preferred men but he was deeply, emotionally in love with a woman too.

sapper-in-the-wire:

princessamericachavez:

ozcobblehot:

chillcatholicism:

Irish catholics: filled with shame always, are guilt singularities, deeply fearful of their mam’s finding out they didn’t go to mass.

Scottish catholics: healthy amount of guilt and shame, usually chill, same as the irish re: the mammy thing though.

French catholics: no shame, some guilt, guilt coped with by smoking.

Italian catholics: a bit of guilt, lots of fucking, lots of shame about said fucking.

Eastern eauropean catholics: not quite guilt or shame, more an all encompassing sense of dread. Unparalleled art and architecture though. Like honestly, amazing.

English catholics: fake and do not know god, most likely to burn on holy ground, most likely to commit arson.

specifically polish catholics: no guilt, no shame, lots of pent-up anger, will probably crucify you in the name of jesus, would spit at actual jesus and call him a filthy rat.

Mexican Catholics: guilt, self sacrifice, don’t have sex or you’ll die (but everyone does it anyway), pray to very specific saints to help with very particular issues, Virgin Mary is the real boss here, also death cult but in a happy way.

Filipino Catholics:

kingjaffejoffer:

miraculoushufflepufftrash:

mapsontheweb:

The flags of every U.S. state made out of their county lines.

Each state has a flag?????

Reading the last reply made me realize that some people have said the name “United States” their entire lives but not understood the literal description of the name and how it applies to how the government works.

As a Texan, only the lone star and stars’n’stripes are relevant.