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Watches&Rings&AllThemShinyThings

I knew it wasn’t too important but it made me sad anyway.
- J.D. Salinger (via quirky-fairy)

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via clandestineliess / 5 hours ago / 4,040 notes /

Sticks and stones can break my bones but words can mobilize an entire society in violent hate against me.

sheresists:

Language is never neutral. 

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via pditi / 5 hours ago / 4,209 notes /

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via thesecrazythoughtsofmine / 5 hours ago / 51,011 notes /

h0llo:

If you don’t like me tell me so I can not like you too

via neverforgetyourtowel / 5 hours ago / 62,599 notes /

the-absolute-best-posts:

BABY DUCK FALLING ASLEEP

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via terroroftwilight / 7 hours ago / 186 notes /

rheagars:

(x)

arthlete:

“You’re not fat. You have fat.” 
I got a lot of messages like that when I called myself fat in a selfie I posted a few days ago. I appreciate the intention, but try as I might I can’t bring myself to care about the message simply because I don’t get it. What’s so wrong with using the adjective fat? Is it so bad that we have to skirt around the truth and structure sentences so we can distance ourselves from it as much as we can? 
Fat is just a word. It’s an adjective and a noun. We all have fat but not all of us are fat, which is why saying I have fat is not the same as saying I am fat. I understand that the whole ‘you have fat’ idea is trying to achieve something positive, but I think it’s also contributing to our fixation on the word fat and reinforcing the negativity we have come to associate with it. Fat is not an insult, but in the end it’s up to you if you’ll take it as one. But here’s what I suggest: If you’re fat, be comfortable with saying you’re fat because I bet Dany’s dragons that it’s not the only thing you are. You’re smart, funny, talented, brave, thoughtful, kind, loyal, and a dozen other things that having a fat body won’t change.
P.S. Anyone who thinks fat=ugly clearly hasn’t seen Rebel Wilson in leather.

arthlete:

“You’re not fat. You have fat.” 

I got a lot of messages like that when I called myself fat in a selfie I posted a few days ago. I appreciate the intention, but try as I might I can’t bring myself to care about the message simply because I don’t get it. What’s so wrong with using the adjective fat? Is it so bad that we have to skirt around the truth and structure sentences so we can distance ourselves from it as much as we can? 

Fat is just a word. It’s an adjective and a noun. We all have fat but not all of us are fat, which is why saying I have fat is not the same as saying I am fat. I understand that the whole ‘you have fat’ idea is trying to achieve something positive, but I think it’s also contributing to our fixation on the word fat and reinforcing the negativity we have come to associate with it. Fat is not an insult, but in the end it’s up to you if you’ll take it as one. But here’s what I suggest: If you’re fat, be comfortable with saying you’re fat because I bet Dany’s dragons that it’s not the only thing you are. You’re smart, funny, talented, brave, thoughtful, kind, loyal, and a dozen other things that having a fat body won’t change.

P.S. Anyone who thinks fat=ugly clearly hasn’t seen Rebel Wilson in leather.

via pditi / 8 hours ago / 4,720 notes /

wait I just looked up the bubble butt song and bruno mars was in it that just makes it even stranger

we were in the car and a song came on the radio and it was really really weird like I cannot even express the weirdness

ok I think it was called Bubble Butt because they said that 5 million times

I can’t

via neverforgetyourtowel / 17 hours ago / 181,412 notes / LOL,

via rachellephant / 20 hours ago / 81,353 notes /

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via kristen-wiig / 1 day ago / 1,179 notes /

Woman: I'm smart
Patriarchy: Well you're probably ugly then
Woman: I'm creative
Patriarchy: You mean unattractive right?
Woman: I have all these incredible accomplishments
Patriarchy: Yeah but look how ugly you looked doing them
Woman: I have value
Patriarchy: Not if you're ugly lol
Woman: I'm conventionally-attractive & posted selfies on my blog
Patriarchy: I'm so sick of these empty-headed chicks only caring about their looks. Just because you are attractive and get attention from men doesn't mean you are special or deserve respect. Why don't you read a book or do something productive with your life you dumb slut
via loveyourchaos / 1 day ago / 65,732 notes /
 
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