Prime example of why you should use discretion when smoking out pokemon, maybe not the scythe armed death machine?
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already-dead-but-still-breathing:
never thought i would actually like something from Shakepeare…but this line is genius
Second time reblogging this… Today.
Your first problem is thinking you can never like shakespeare, (s)he(?) was one our languages’ most influential wordsmiths and wrote about some real ass shit, like THE LION KING aka Hamlet. Do you like the word awesome? thank shakespeare. that enigmatic individual was a boss, covered in sauce, what kind of sauce? awesome sauce
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tw self harm
I’m sorry for posting this, it’s just I always see pictures on here of girls with flowers drawn around their cuts or pictures of blood in the shape of hearts or people rebloging pictures of scars and saying “I don’t support self harm but for some reason this looks really beautiful” and it really fucking annoys me
self harm is a real problem faced by real people, you may not be meaning to but posts like those mentioned glamorise it and trivialise it and its just not right.
pictures. of. cuts/scars. are. not. cute.
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This is how the rain looks like when you’re up there.
BEST PHOTO IN EXISTENCE.
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Suddenly, the hunter became the hunted.
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illegal immigrants? you mean white people
except that white people didn’t immigrate into the united states… they funded the united states. you can’t illegally immigrate into a society you created.
did you actually just say white people created society in america
i literally laughed out loud at this.
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Why are you allowed to love your curves but it’s wrong for me to love my bones? Why does that make you strong but it makes me vain? If you can feel beautiful for being big, I can feel beautiful for being small! Everyone should be allowed to feel good about themselves!
Yes, but you have to realise you cop way less hassle being skinny than you do if you’re fat. Plus, the fact that your photo is prime pro-ana thinspiration bullshit was a pretty shitty idea for a photo. Your figure is so close to the ideal that you have to understand the inherent privileges in being thin and that in the big scheme of body acceptance, us skinny bitches aren’t contributing much by going “but but all bodies are beautiful”. Yeah well yours is one many women are killing themselves right now to achieve, you don’t have much to be complaining about in this respect.
Oh, I’m sorry…..do you know me personally? Do you know my entire life? You’ve been there the whole time? No, I don’t have to realize that because that is not my personal experience or the experience of my other friends who are thin. I have been harassed about my weight far more than any of my bigger friends and they agree. I’m sure there are women out there that get more shit for being overweight than I do for being underweight, but I don’t know any. Same as I’m sure there are other thin women who get more shit than I do. I get constant inbox messages from girls admitting they are bigger ladies and pouring their hearts about having to watch their thin friends nonstop get made fun of for their weight. And no, my figure is not “so close” to the ideal. At 5’5, 85 pounds and 30 years old….no. It’s not. I’m not sure what TV you’ve been watching or what magazines you’ve been reading but the media is no more a fan of my body type than they are of someone overweight. All I see in the media is curves and women far larger than myself, while other women see those women as being thin. It’s all about perspective. The same way I’m sure thin women in say, California….New York, places more fashion friendly probably receive less shit. I’m in the South. Where women are expected to be corn-fed and thick! Again….it’s all about perspective! Saying that it was a shitty idea to post a picture of myself, being that I’m thin and trying to remind everyone that we all look different and that’s ok, is just as wrong as all the fat shamers out there that throw a fit every time they see the body positivity ads with overweight women. By your own logic, bigger women shouldn’t be posting body positivity propaganda either because there are thin girls out there killing themselves because they will never be “a real woman”. For some of us, curves will never be a reality no matter how hard we try and believe it or not, that has the ability to affect someone’s self esteem the same way it does when a big girl so desperately wants to be small. But I suppose that’s ok right? Also by that logic, no thin woman should ever post pictures of herself, at all, anywhere because it could be misconstrued as pro-ana and thinspiration. So thank you for being so ignorant and enforcing the double standard and the way of thinking that keeps the body acceptance movement from actually being something positive. Maybe YOU get less shit, but I do not. Do not presume you know how it is to be someone else!
Oh my lord!
You get a hell fucking yeah for the photo, I am so so so grateful for this. I get so much shit for being “skinny” my own family tell me I look disgusting and unhealthy. When I’m a runner I eat well I just have the body of an athlete.
And you get double fucking hell yeah for telling that ignorant dick what for.
Much love to you girl
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Went to my local book swap tree (I know, a freaking amazing idea, right?) looking to improve my knowledge and appreciation of poetry so picked up this wee gem. Left behind my copy of Revolutionary Road by Richard Yates. Apologies to the poor, unsuspecting soul who happened to pick it up- brilliantly written, but by no stretch an easy read. The oppression seeped out of it and filled my room, staying long after I’d finished it. It’s incredible how someone else’s thoughts written on a page can affect us so much. But that’s why I love reading.
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