a woman letting you see her naked is her trusting you to the fucking core. don’t take it for granted. something like that may be minor to you but to her. its everything..
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i always had my head wrapped around the idea of getting into a wonderful university and getting a good job and getting married and having a family and being able to support them but for some reason now all i want to do is travel and eat new foods and meet new people and get a tan and buy a one way ticket and not come home
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this is the most relevant thing I have ever read
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As the debate about cultural appropriation rages on in the fashion industry — from misusing Native American headdresses to questionable racial references — these international shows have a distinctly local bend that goes straight to the source. Here are the “weeks” to watch that aren’t in New York, Milan or Paris.
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HE DESTROYED THEM
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Reblog In 5 seconds for good luck
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Anonymous asked:
What if a white child with cancer only had 3 weeks left to live and their last wish to the make a wish foundation was to be able to say the N word just once. Are you telling me its not okay for a white person to say the N word in that instance?
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im screaming
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God help Hernando the morning Lito finds his first grey hair.
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I reblog this every time
I read this twice and I still wasn’t ready
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Four decades of feminism later I am reading the comedian Angela Barnes’ blog. “I am ugly, and I am proud,” she writes. She goes on to say: “The fact is I don’t see people in magazines who look like me. I don’t see people like me playing the romantic lead or having a romantic life.”
At the top of the blog is a picture of Barnes. And the thing is, she isn’t ugly. Neither is she beautiful. She’s normal looking. She’s somewhere in the middle of the spectrum, just like lots of women you see every day in real life.
It made me think of this year’s Wimbledon ladies’ final between Sabine Lisicki and Marion Bartoli. When Bartoli won, the BBC commentator John Inverdale infamously said, “Do you think Bartoli’s dad told her when she was little, ‘You’re never going to be a looker, you’re never going to be a Sharapova, so you have to be scrappy and fight’?”
The first thing I thought was: this woman has just won a tennis tournament! And she’s being judged on her looks! And then I thought: but Bartoli is attractive. Sure, she’s not at the very highest point on the scale – she doesn’t look like a top model. But she’s pretty. And, in any case, why should it matter? She’s a top athlete. Surely that’s what counts.
A sports commentator refers to a pretty woman as “not a looker”. A normal-looking woman thinks she’s ugly. Why?
Because, even though the world is full of normal and pretty women, the world we see – the world of television, films, magazines and websites – is full of women who are top-of-the-scale beauties.
And right now, in the second decade of the 21st century, the situation is more extreme than ever. If you’re a woman, a huge proportion of your role models are beautiful. So if you’re normal looking, you feel ugly. And if you’re merely pretty, men feel free to comment on how un-beautiful you are.
As a normal-looking man, I find myself in a completely different position. Being normal makes me feel, well, normal. Absolutely fine. As if the way I look is not an issue. That’s because it’s not an issue.
As a normal-looking man, I’m in good company. Sure, some male actors and celebrities are very good looking. Brad Pitt. George Clooney. Russell Brand.
But many of Hollywood’s leading men, like me, look like the sort of blokes you see every day, in real life. Russell Crowe, Kevin Spacey, Bruce Willis, Jack Black, Seth Rogen, Martin Freeman, Tom Hanks, Steve Carell, Jim Carrey, Will Ferrell, Vince Vaughn, Brendan Fraser… In fact, you might almost say that most leading men are normal-looking blokes.
It’s true of television, too. Bryan Cranston, who plays the lead in Breaking Bad – he’s a normal. James Gandolfini – he was a normal. And chubby too. Kevin Whately – normal. Ben Miller – normal. TV cops all look normal. Ray Winstone looks normal. Tim Roth looks normal. They portray people who are interesting for what they do, not what they look like.
Oh, and think of sitcoms. The Big Bang Theory features four normal-looking blokes and a stunningly beautiful woman. New Girl is about two normal blokes, a guy who’s quite good looking, and two women who are… yes, strikingly beautiful.
When I watch the news, on whatever channel, it’s presented by the classic partnership of an ordinary-looking guy and a gorgeous woman. After the news, I watch the weather. Male weather presenters look like standard males. Female weather presenters look like models.
Footballers look normal. Footballers’ wives and girlfriends look stunning. Daytime television presenters: men look like Phillip Schofield; women look like Holly Willoughby.
A typical Saturday-night judges’ panel consists of two types of people – middle-aged blokes and young, stunning women. Sometimes a normal-looking or ageing woman slips through the net – but then, like Arlene Phillips, her days are soon numbered.
Countdown had an attractive woman and an ageing bloke; when the attractive woman began to show signs of ageing, she was axed – replaced by a woman who was, of course, strikingly beautiful.
Who presents historical documentaries? Guys like David Starkey. Normals. And what happened when a normal-looking woman, Mary Beard, presented a series about the ancient world? She was mocked for not being attractive enough.
In a recent interview Dustin Hoffman, another normal, made a revealing comment. Remember when he dressed up as a woman in Tootsie? “I went home and started crying,” he said. Why?
“Because I think I am an interesting woman when I look at myself on screen. And I know that if I met myself at a party, I would never talk to that character. Because she doesn’t fulfil physically the demands that we’re brought up to think women have to have in order to ask them out… I have been brainwashed.”
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL GIVEAWAY FOR SOME TRULY WONDERFUL PEOPLE!
I’ve had some really great fortune in my life lately, so I wanted to share some of the things that make me happy with you all!
One winner will receive:
- Any three (3) Lush bathbombs of their choosing.
- All three (3) Urban Decay NAKED eyeshadow palettes.
- One (1) Urban Decay Eyeshadow Primer Potion.
- One (1) Urban Decay Perversion mascara.
- One (1) Anastasia powder contouring set.
- Any two (2) pairs of socks from the Sock Drawer (www.sockdrawer.com); limit $20 (not pictured).
- One (1) Forever 21 giftcard in the amount of $50.
- One (1) copy of Harper Lee’s Go Set a Watchman.
(All products will be in new, never-before-used condition.)
How to win:
- You don’t have to be following me to win, but a brief peek at my blog would be appreciated!
- Each reblog counts as one entry; likes do not count as an entry.
- Please limit reblogs to under ten a day.
- Giveaway blogs cannot win.
Giveaway will close on August 20, 2015. Thank you all, and good luck!
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Toddler was asked to feed the cat
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this generation is so lazy! get off ur ass and start a war! or ruin the economy or something! how do i send an e-mail!
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what she says: i'm fine
what she means: Derek Hale is so underrated, he was always seen as the hot guy with pretty eyes and broad shoulders and a sassy attitude with a fucked-up life, BUT LISTEN- he was SO SMART, like- he read books on his free time, he knew how to speak MULTIPLE languages, he had acknowledge of supernatural mythology and medical procedures, he helped omegas and his pack to find their anchors and respected their decisions to leave whenever they wanted, also risked his life multiple times for the people he cared about even when they accused him of multiples things he NEVER DID or was forced to do, not to mention how he overcame and knew how to start over after the loss of 95% of his family, not to mention he once took home the niece of the murderer of his family so she could be safe on a full moon, he was abused, manipulated and used physically, sexually, emotionally and mentally for people he trusted and still went through hell back and forth for them. Derek Hale is the most amazing and underrated character and I'm glad he left so he can have the life he truly deserves.