Don’t drive drunk
don’t let friends drive drunk
do not in any way associate drugs or alcohol with driving
please be safe and protect others!!!!!!!!
(Source: bustedd-and-blue, via starwarsisgay)
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I dearly wish that people would view their bodies as they view flowers…
Veins everywhere?
gorgeous~
Skin patches? Birthmarks?
hella rad~
Scars? Stretch marks?
beautiful~
Freckles? Moles? Acne scars?
heckie yeah~
Large? Curvy?
lovely~
Small? Thin?
charming~
Missing a few pieces?
handsome as ever~
Feel like you just look weird?
you’re fantastic looking~
(via starwarsisgay)
why do women’s clothing designers believe that girls do not need pockets
It’s so they can sell us bags
Oh. My. God. The truth comes out.
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and it’s amazing
but wait there’s more
omg and then
from (x)
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In spite of what most people believe there is no straight line between chromosomes, genitalia, sex and gender identity.
Did you know that one in 20000 people assigned male at birth have two XX chromosomes, or that as many as one in 1000 male bodied persons have an XXY configuration? There are many women with an XY combination, as well.
You probably know quite a few men and women already who do not live up to the simplistic ideas of sex and chromosomes, but you do not know it. They may not even be aware of this themselves.
Have you ever had your own DNA tested?
Read my blog post on Genes, hormones, sex and gender identity
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Pet peeve:
people referring to Chloe Bennet as white in order to bitch about Agents of Shield having too many white actors
like, sit down until you know what you’re talking about
THANK. YOU. SO. MUCH.
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When women used to be depressed or were not “taking care of their men” properly their husbands could send them to the psych ward for attitude adjustments. This was part of conditioning them to always wear a smile. They believed that if a woman saw herself smiling that it would become natural practice and that she would be “cured”. This often went along with shock therapies.
This gives a whole new level of creepiness to when random men tell you to smile.
People who talk about the 50s like they were this golden Era frighten me
My ‘at rest’ face looks pretty hostile, and I get told to smile a lot. I’ve perfected the 'I’m not a serial killer yet because I haven’t picked my first victim, but honey you’re in the running’ smile. It’s great to watch people shrivel.
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When women used to be depressed or were not “taking care of their men” properly their husbands could send them to the psych ward for attitude adjustments. This was part of conditioning them to always wear a smile. They believed that if a woman saw herself smiling that it would become natural practice and that she would be “cured”. This often went along with shock therapies.
This gives a whole new level of creepiness to when random men tell you to smile.
People who talk about the 50s like they were this golden Era frighten me
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