Not The Hell Your Whale — soulofacityy: i’ve noticed that a lot of people...

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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
fangirlsjustwannahavefun
soulofacityy

i’ve noticed that a lot of people confuse “respects women” with “respects women they consider respectable”.  

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fangirlsjustwannahavefun
shuckl shuckl

could i pay someone to take over my body who actually knows how to look after it so they can like. make me healthy again and then let me take over once i’m fit n healthy

wildy0ungbeautiful

You mean a personal trainer and a nutritionist

shuckl shuckl

no i mean some sort of supernatural being who can do literally all of the work for me

mrcomatoseoverthr

So like the ghost of a personal trainer and nutritionist

insert-math-username
dyrdymalki

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Sir you are so right

soc1etysyndrome

God what i would give for any man to show me his soft belly

bitegore

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Below this is the headline: "Personal trainer shows 'soft belly,' says men should 'embrace wobble'."
The subtitle continues:
"Personal trainer James Smith says he got 'set back with booze, alcohol, part...'" before being cut off.
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emeraldyke
gidgetsucks

Mom: You don’t shave your legs OR your armpits?
Me: No
Mom: Are you serious? Personal hygiene!
Me: Yeah? Personal hygiene? Then make my brother shave too.
muppetmolly

That fact that this is actually getting notes is so beautiful, man.

kingofthelivingdead

I actually told this to my mom when she told me to shave. She said that it was different for my older brother to grow hair because he was a boy
I just kinda stared at her for a minute

ttaylor-is-queen

🚨shaving is not hygienic it’s cosmetic🚨

mintedpotters

I cant shave down to the skin bc it actually hurts my skin but even with trimmed body hair, i STILL get the ~~personal hygiene~~ bullshit. I am clean, my body hair is clean, there’s nothing gross about clean hair. To reiterate:

Shaving is not hygiene, it’s cosmetic

gaspidariii

If I’m not mistaken but it’s more useful to have bodial hair. Other than that the only reason you’d shave at all is a tactile thing.

themisadventurescrew

Can somewhat confirm, cuz i actually learned this in my biomed class, and from some of my dad’s college textbooks.

Shaving can actually be super bad for your skin.

For some (read: almost all) people, it’ll dry the fuck out of your skin, and pairing that with the itchy sensation when it starts growing back its just super fucking uncomfortable.

Body hair also wicks away sweat, odors, and for the more intimate areas, keeps dangerous bacteria out of your stuff.

Shaving is not hygiene. It’s not even cosmetic.

Shaving your legs and face isn’t so bad, but it can still cause a lot of irritation and dry your skin out like a mOFO.

If someone tells you that not shaving makes you unclean or gross, they are wrong. It is literally more unhygienic to shave than it is to not shave.

somethingmissingthiswaycomes

(Pls note that while I’m reblogging this and agree with all of it, trans women and transfemme folks should not be shamed for easing their dysphoria by shaving. Understand that it’s misogynistic for it to be the norm in our society, and that you have to take care of your skin and keep clean if you shave, but you do what you need to feel comfortable in your own skin.)

also like i shave my armpits but not my legs because personally armpits hair grosses me out but like that should be the only reason you shave because you wanna
insert-math-username
t4tails

me: yeah this is just my personal experience and a little joke about myself lol

my followers: yayyy we know this because we follow a personal blog and understand how that works. how funny!

random 30+yo ive never seen or interacted with who has "minors dni" and "multifandom" in bio:

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handsmotif

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fangirlsjustwannahavefun
shuckl shuckl

could i pay someone to take over my body who actually knows how to look after it so they can like. make me healthy again and then let me take over once i’m fit n healthy

wildy0ungbeautiful

You mean a personal trainer and a nutritionist

shuckl shuckl

no i mean some sort of supernatural being who can do literally all of the work for me

mrcomatoseoverthr

So like the ghost of a personal trainer and nutritionist

edwardspoonhands
youcoalition: “ Big movements start with individuals. When many people make small changes in their personal lives, we create a place that’s safer and better for everyone. The Safer Community Pledge is a simple step people can take to stand up against...
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Big movements start with individuals. When many people make small changes in their personal lives, we create a place that’s safer and better for everyone. The Safer Community Pledge is a simple step people can take to stand up against sexual violence and harassment. We hope that this pledge encourages us to make small changes in our personal lives, and that it encourages us to continue discussing this critical issue.

You can take the pledge by sharing this post on your favorite social media site. By sharing, you’re committing to the following:

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Anonymous asked:

I'm having a hard time writing my personal statement. What are some tips you have on how to write a good personal statement? Thanks!

nimblesnotebook-blog answered:

My Tips:

  • Write many, many drafts. Write them on different topics. Rewrite the same drafts several times.
  • Have people read them. Take them to school counselors, advisers, and staff members who are on scholarship committees, even if you’re not applying for their scholarship.
  • Show that you have passion for whatever you plan on doing.
  • Don’t actually use the word “passion”.
  • Don’t use purple prose.
  • No one cares about your beloved high school teacher who inspired you to do blah blah blah. Everyone has heard this story. Whoever reads your essay will roll their eyes because they’ve probably read hundreds more like it. Write about something specific to you.
  • For you English/Literature majors: No one cares if you’ve been reading/writing since you were a kid. That’s true for pretty much every English/Lit major.
  • Keep it short. If they give you a maximum of one thousand words, that does not mean they want to read one thousand words. Keep it around one page or less.
  • Don’t use quotes from other people. This is all about you, not what someone else said.
  • Don’t put all of your achievements in a list.
  • I’ve heard at least three college professors complain about essays that start with “in modern society today” or “in our society today” or “in the world we live in today”. They’re cliche and they’re redundant. Of course modern society is today. That’s why it’s modern.
  • Make sure whatever you write about is relevant to the question for the personal statement or relevant to your reason for applying to whatever you’re applying to.
  • Show that you have long term goals and that whatever you’re applying for now will help you in the future.
  • Stick to one topic.
  • Back up your claims. Anyone can say they are ambitious. You have to show that you are ambitious for it to hold any weight in a personal statement.
  • Whenever you mention an academic or extracurricular achievement, talk about how it has helped you and how it is relevant. Winning a major spelling bee is irrelevant if you’re applying for nursing school unless you’re able to use that fact to show that you have excellent memory, which is valuable in many fields.
  • Don’t try to be funny.
  • Talk about what you hope to learn.

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