May 21, 2012


greatest four years. greatest friends.

greatest four years. greatest friends.

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May 18, 2012


May 16, 2012


somehow managed to survive beach week. somehow. filled with all of the regret having not gone before.

somehow managed to survive beach week. somehow. filled with all of the regret having not gone before.

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May 12, 2012


Life is good.

Life is good.

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May 9, 2012



Tom Gabel of Against Me! Comes Out as Transgender
Singer reveals plans to begin living as a woman in the new issue of Rolling Stone


Against Me! singer Tom Gabel reveals plans to begin living as a woman in the new issue of Rolling Stone. Gabel, who has dealt privately with gender dysphoria for years, will soon begin the process of transition, by taking hormones and undergoing electrolysis treatments.




Gabel will eventually take the name Laura Jane Grace, and will remain married to her wife Heather. “For me, the most terrifying thing about this was how she would accept the news,” says Gabel. “But she’s been super-amazing and understanding.”






Gabel only told a handful of family and friends about her plan to transition before talking to Rolling Stone. Because this is the first time a major rock star has come out as transgender, the singer made a point of speaking openly about it. “I’m going to have embarrassing moments,” says Gabel, “and that won’t be fun. But that’s part of what talking to you is about – is hoping people will understand, and hoping they’ll be fairly kind.”
The full story of Gabel’s transformation is in the latest issue, on newsstands this Friday (May 11th). In it, the singer tells Josh Eells about her history of gender dysphoria, the specifics of the transition process and what becoming Laura Jane Grace will mean for the future of Against Me!



Sometimes you wake up one morning to find your favorite band now has a frontwoman. You go gurl.

Tom Gabel of Against Me! Comes Out as Transgender

Singer reveals plans to begin living as a woman in the new issue of Rolling Stone

Against Me! singer Tom Gabel reveals plans to begin living as a woman in the new issue of Rolling Stone. Gabel, who has dealt privately with gender dysphoria for years, will soon begin the process of transition, by taking hormones and undergoing electrolysis treatments.

Gabel will eventually take the name Laura Jane Grace, and will remain married to her wife Heather. “For me, the most terrifying thing about this was how she would accept the news,” says Gabel. “But she’s been super-amazing and understanding.”

Gabel only told a handful of family and friends about her plan to transition before talking to Rolling Stone. Because this is the first time a major rock star has come out as transgender, the singer made a point of speaking openly about it. “I’m going to have embarrassing moments,” says Gabel, “and that won’t be fun. But that’s part of what talking to you is about – is hoping people will understand, and hoping they’ll be fairly kind.”

The full story of Gabel’s transformation is in the latest issue, on newsstands this Friday (May 11th). In it, the singer tells Josh Eells about her history of gender dysphoria, the specifics of the transition process and what becoming Laura Jane Grace will mean for the future of Against Me!

Sometimes you wake up one morning to find your favorite band now has a frontwoman. You go gurl.

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May 8, 2012


May 7, 2012


If I could marry a BLT from Bodo’s, I would.

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May 6, 2012


The average American drinks more than 450 calories every day. Reblog if you only drink water and green tea with 0 calories

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL. There is more beer in my body than food. 

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actually studying for my statistics final: not yolo.

actually studying for my statistics final: not yolo.

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May 4, 2012


if studying the brain for four years has taught me anything, it’s that state-dependent learning is a thing. So it’s really only appropriate I take this final hungover.

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