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rosesuxx: fawun: heddykase1: This is you. This is where all your thoughts are kept. Every other part of your body is used to protect and sustain this.  this is one of the coolest things ive seen on tumblr omg

rosesuxx:

fawun:

heddykase1:

This is you. This is where all your thoughts are kept. Every other part of your body is used to protect and sustain this. 

this is one of the coolest things ive seen on tumblr

omg

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efferescent:

remember when a girl from my school wore a dress the same color as the green screen at prom

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oh yes

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her date did too

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daisyfairy:

DAILY REMINDER THAT IT’S OKAY TO HATE THE PEOPLE WHO’VE TREATED YOU BADLY AND IT DOESN’T MAKE YOU A BAD PERSON

imstrongerinthewallsofwinterfell:

Inspired by this.

thepensivebrony:

“you shouldn’t be depressed, people have it worse than you”

finally, after years of searching, the person with the worst life ever is found. formally, they are granted permission to be sad. but only them. only they have earned it. no sads for anyone else at all ever

You wear a mask for so long, you forget who you were beneath it.

Alan Moore, V for Vendetta (via larmoyante)

kipen: siffieleafy: 7bottles: haz-eel: photograph is worth a thousand words its powerful Nobody is born a racist. omg, this should be relboged millions of times. nobodys born racist, society teaches it this is beautiful J OMG precious little babies <333

kipen:

siffieleafy:

7bottles:

haz-eel:

photograph is worth a thousand words

its powerful

Nobody is born a racist.

omg, this should be relboged millions of times.

nobodys born racist, society teaches it

this is beautiful

J

OMG precious little babies <333

annaleaf:

piercingsandink:

masslyeffective:

spangledmystars:

I can’t click my reblog button hard enough

It’s not just the ladies who get insecure, it’s all of us.  It’s a human trait, yo.

reblog this everytime i see it. soooo cute!

aw ^______^

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If it’s meant for you, you won’t have to beg for it. You will never have to sacrifice your dignity for your destiny.

Chelsis Porter (via joyinthecity)

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aliewa: This is the perfect picture to show anyone that’s afraid of recovery because of weight gain. Honestly, look at Demi.  She gained weight and recovered, so what?  She’s glowing, she looks feminine, she looks 1000x more confident and she just looks more… alive. Recovery is worth it.  Yes, I love this comparison between these two pictures because you can see how much happier see is; you truly can see that she feels ALIVE instead of just existing.  What I don’t like is people saying “She? NOW She looks feminine!” Or people will say “NOW she looks beautiful!” This has nothing to do about the shape of her body and everything to do about how she feels about herself. Even though she did have an eating disorder in that picture, skinny shaming is still skinny shaming; by saying she doesn’t look feminine or beautiful in the first picture because of her body weight/type is saying that that body type isn’t beautiful or feminine, and that’s wrong. You can’t be body positive by putting down another body type. ALL bodies are beautiful, no matter what size or shape.  This whole comparison is about her recovery and showing that recovery is worth it because you will feel better; not that recovery is worth it because you’ll have a body type that other people will think is attractive. Demi is a beautiful person inside and out and I look up to and have the utmost respect for her. All I’m saying here is that the comments people make about this picture can be meant well, but they actually perpetuate the problem.

aliewa:

This is the perfect picture to show anyone that’s afraid of recovery because of weight gain. Honestly, look at Demi. 

She gained weight and recovered, so what? 

She’s glowing, she looks feminine, she looks 1000x more confident and she just looks more… alive.

Recovery is worth it. 

Yes, I love this comparison between these two pictures because you can see how much happier see is; you truly can see that she feels ALIVE instead of just existing. 

What I don’t like is people saying “She? NOW She looks feminine!” Or people will say “NOW she looks beautiful!” This has nothing to do about the shape of her body and everything to do about how she feels about herself. Even though she did have an eating disorder in that picture, skinny shaming is still skinny shaming; by saying she doesn’t look feminine or beautiful in the first picture because of her body weight/type is saying that that body type isn’t beautiful or feminine, and that’s wrong. You can’t be body positive by putting down another body type. ALL bodies are beautiful, no matter what size or shape. 

This whole comparison is about her recovery and showing that recovery is worth it because you will feel better; not that recovery is worth it because you’ll have a body type that other people will think is attractive.

Demi is a beautiful person inside and out and I look up to and have the utmost respect for her. All I’m saying here is that the comments people make about this picture can be meant well, but they actually perpetuate the problem.

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cancerousmexicanfetusrapewhistle:

tristamateer:

please
tell me which part of yourself
you hate the most
so I know exactly where to plant my lips
every time I see you

Oh my dick definitely my dick

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