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DAMN - “LIVE MORE PRODUCTIVELY YOU HUMANS” FDJHGHERDHGTR
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this is the revenge for jayz’s monster verse
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If you could switch body parts with another member, who would it be and which body part?
bonus :
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I NEED all the hugely popular blatantly fake posts from 2012 - 2014 right now
grampyre
kramergate
this is true I was the cop
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a fan gave irene fabric softener 😂 😂
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Yesika Salgado, from “Brown Girl”. Check out the full poem here.
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© Jooing Candy | DO NOT EDIT OR REMOVE LOGO
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im an fykai mod and these r some messages tht the admin has sent to me…. 👀👀👀 fykai????
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| Jjong’s big brother moment with Taemin |
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he definitely did forget…
Source: kitaecat
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Fun Little Depression Things That Piss Everyone Else Off
- Forgetting literally everything from phone calls to visits to where you put your wallet(I just had it I swear )
- Needing 12 hours of sleep everyday but only in the middle of the day
- Void days
- “I’ll clean my room tomorrow” everyday
- eating everything or nothing
benzocainekisses
Every time. I swore it was only me that did this.
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A young Muslim ballerina wants other girls like her to know they can make a change — no matter their beliefs or the clothes they choose to wear.
Stephanie Kurlow converted to Islam with her family in 2010. Sadly, her conversion led to her feeling the need to give up ballet. She wanted to wear her hijab to dance classes in the southwest suburbs of Sydney, Australia, where she lives with her family, but she couldn’t find a school who would accept her.
“All I want is to share the beauty of the amazing ballet art form and inspire other young people who maybe don’t feel so confident to follow their dreams due to the outfits they wear, religious beliefs or lack of opportunities,” Kurlow told Mashable Australia. “I want these young people to have opportunities, young people who think it’s not possible to make their dream a reality because of the pressure from the many phobias and racism in our society.”
Kurlow has been dancing since she was 2 years old, and desperately wanted to be a professional ballerina. She started a crowd-funding campaign to try to make her dream a reality — and to help other young people who feel like they can’t pursue their endeavors without discrimination.
“In this day and age there is a lack of facilitation for youth who are disengaged or of a different religion or race,” Kurlow wrote in the campaign description. “I plan on bringing the world together by becoming the very first Muslim ballerina so that I can inspire so many other people to believe in themselves and pursue their dreams.”
Kurlow is trying to raise $10,000, which she states is to cover her tuition, supplies and competition entry for one year. She believes if she receives the right training she can pass on her knowledge and skills to girls who have the same aspiration. Once she trains, she hopes to open a ballet school to cater to a diverse group of ballerinas.
“I want to become a professional ballet dancer and receive my qualifications so that I can open a performing arts school that caters to children and young people of different faiths, races and backgrounds,” she said. “I believe that one day all children and young people will have an opportunity to perform and create, without sacrificing their values, beliefs or looks and my campaign is one step closer to achieving this.”
They are big plans for a 14-year-old, but she says the project is also to raise awareness about issues many people in our society still face. Her initiative follows in the footsteps of her mum, Alsu, who opened a performing arts academy in the Sydney suburb of Bankstown that teaches ballet, martial arts and aboriginal art classes to the local community.
No matter if she achieves her goal, Kurlow is happy to add her voice to the discussion. “I don’t want people to be seen for the clothes they wear, I want them to be seen as the person they are and how they want to change the world,” she said.
Source: on.mash.to
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kpop cinematography → hate // 4minute
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shout out to all the girlgroups who execute the most ridiculous dances so professional that you almost think they don’t feel awkward at all
also shout out to all the girlgroups who don’t let it show that they are uncomfortable while dancing on stage and the men in the audience being creepy as fuck
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