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@thotsidespinosa

i cant stop watching youtubers
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i spend most of my time saying "where are the cute boys?"
im 13 and obsessed with 5 seconds of summer and i dont talk to people often.
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thotsidespinosa
Every single one of your actions suddenly becomes epic when you listen to this
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I play this in my car while I’m driving.
I’m getting married and walking down the aisle to this song
I decided this a long time ago
Try petting the cats to this.

Ima just gon reblog this a seventh time okay

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petersonlylostgirl

Everytime I hear this I want to spontaneously jump on a table and begin a battle

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SOMEONE BRING ME MY SWORD. BECAUSE TODAY, LADS *EXTREME ZOOM IN* WE GO TO WAR!!

hhhhhHHhhhHhhHHHHhh

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icedc0ffee

Things you can do to be happier:

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thotsidespinosa
  • Go to bed earlier
  • Finish things ahead of time
  • Eat whole-food
  • Exercise
  • Be present
  • Organize
  • Listen to music
  • Think positively
  • Drink lots of water
  • Journal
  • Read
  • Be productive
  • Eat fresh fruit
  • Breathe deeply
  • Go for a bike ride
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hemmingshurts
girl/boy: *diagnosed with anorexia*
everyone: kids in 3rd world countries would give anything for that food, and you refuse it!
girl/boy: *diagnosed as bulimic*
everyone: cancer patients with give anything to be able to keep their food in, and you choose to throw it up!
girl/boy: *diagnosed as a binge eater*
everyone: chill your fat ass out, some kids eat once a day!
girl/boy: *suicidal*
everyone: people die every day, you should be grateful for your life!
girl/boy: *self harms*
everyone: lots of people have it worse than you, be grateful about how good you have it!
girl/boy: *has anxiety*
everyone: stop freaking out over everything, it's not that big of a deal!
girl/boy:
girl/boy: yep that fixed everything thanks
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velvet-bby
When a 16 year old girl in Ohio was filmed being raped by two boys at a party CNN reporters talked about how tragic it was because the rapists could have been star athletes Because God forbid we lose a future football star over something as silly as forcing oneself onto an unconscious girl right? You say that victims of sexual assault were asking for it But was that 8 year old girl asking for it When you told her you would give her a ride home? Did her overalls provoke you? Isn’t it awful we live in a world where 1 in 5 women Have been sexually assaulted But only 3% of rapists spend even a day in jail. That is rape culture. You say that a woman is “cold” Because she didn’t like him kissing her neck, but when he refused to stop it’s considered his “natural behavior”. That is rape culture. You say that men who are victims of rape are “weak” But tell that to former U.S. Marine James Landrith, Who was raped at the age of 19. That is rape culture. Thinking that sexual assault Against women is “the norm”, That is rape culture Rape culture is a Lawmaker from Maine Saying that if a woman has the right to abortion Then a man should have the right To use his superior strength To force himself on a woman It is the boys in my class laughing at this poem And the word “rape” Being their favorite joke. Rape culture is believing that a woman can’t become pregnant As a result of rape When actually 32,000 women in the U.S. Become pregnant from rape every year. So maybe we should stop saying “Boys will be boys” and “She was asking for it” And start teaching men and women To not rape.

my protest poem for language arts 

(inspired by this post by wearethefourthwave)

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allapologys-blog

i made a powerpoint 4 u lil freshman dweebs about high school an shit

reblog this so freshmen can see this

good luck my little fishes

peace out bye

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newmiu

go soph this rocks

thank you I’ll be sure to do this starting today because I just started my freshmen year

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abs-gabs

SOMEONE FINALLY SAID IT

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deathtasteslikechicken

So if a teenager is at school for roughly 8 hours, and they are doing homework for 6+ hours, and they need AT LEAST 9 HOURS OF SLEEP FOR THEIR DEVELOPING BRAINS, then they may have 0-1 hours for other activities like eating, bathing, exercise, socializing (which is actually incredibly important for emotional, mental, and physical health, as well as the development of skills vital to their future career and having healthy romantic relationships among other things), religious activities, hobbies, extra curriculars, medical care of any kind, chores (also a skill/habit development thing and required by many parents), relaxation, and family time?  Not to mention that your parents may or may not pressure you to get a job, or you might need to get one for economic reasons.

I will never not reblog this

"…but teenagers have no reason to be stressed."

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We were grabbing a bite of lunch at a small cafe, in a mall, right across from a booth that sold jewelry and where ears could be pierced for a fee. A mother approaches with a little girl of six or seven years old. The little girl is clearly stating that she doesn’t want her ears pierced, that’s she’s afraid of how much it will hurt, that she doesn’t like earrings much in the first place. Her protests, her clear ‘no’ is simply not heard. The mother and two other women, who work the booth, begin chatting and trying to engage the little girl in picking out a pair of earrings. She has to wear a particular kind when the piercing is first done but she could pick out a fun pair for later. "I don’t want my ears pierced." "I don’t want any earrings." The three adults glance at each other conspiratorially and now the pressure really begins. She will look so nice, all the other girls she knows wear earrings, the pain isn’t bad. She, the child, sees what’s coming and starts crying. As the adults up the volume so does she, she’s crying and emitting a low wail at the same time. “I DON’T WANT MY EARS PIERCED.” Her mother leans down and speaks to her, quietly but strongly, the only words we could hear were ‘… embarrassing me.’ We heard, then, two small screams, when the ears were pierced. Little children learn early and often that ‘no doesn’t mean no.’ Little children learn early that no one will stand with them, even the two old men looking horrified at the events from the cafeteria. Little girls learn early and often that their will is not their own. No means no, yeah, right. Most often, for kids and others without power, ”no means force.”

from "No Means Force" at Dave Hingsburger’s blog.

This is important. It doesn’t just apply to little girls and other children, though it often begins there.

For the marginalized, our “no’s” are discounted as frivolous protests, rebelliousness, or anger issues, or we don’t know what we’re talking about, or we don’t understand what’s happening.

When “no means force” we become afraid to say no.

(via k-pagination)

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