I'm 21. I'm from Chicago.
Life's too short to not be partying naked.
Sometimes 18+, or just don't tell your parents.
I’m a burden no one wants to deal with
In the instances when POC say shit like ‘Oh I can’t stand white folk’ or ‘Damn white people’, they aren’t saying ‘Oh I think they are inferior, I want to humiliate them, abuse them, enslave them and wipe out their people!’, they’re saying ‘Damn, after a couple hundred years of white people thinking I’m inferior, humiliating me, abusing me, enslaving me, and trying to wipe out my people, I don’t wanna deal with them.’ The context is completely different.
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Briana (via absinthedisco)
Reblogging every time I see it.
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Thank you.
(via mehreenkasana)
(Source: tvrhan, via eecummingscapitalized)
The tumblr mobile app fills me with rage that I cannot describe and I am still laptopless. Quick updates on my life:
Seeing a new boy, it’s cool
Got an apartment
Stopped talking to toxic people
Seeing therapist once a week, going well
going to start bartending classes in june
Going to a wedding in omaha next week
Honestly minus money problems and lack of health insurance, my life and my mood are doing so well right now.
I’ve come far and I ain’t stoppin soon.
America: where people can’t afford cheap rent and to be healthy with one job.
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In 2006, a visitor to the Kiev Zoo proclaimed, “God will save me if he exists,” and entered the lion enclosure, where a lioness instantly sliced his carotid artery.
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Gordon Grice, The Book of Deadly Animals (via thosehearts)
lol
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If you are a white woman and you want to call yourself a feminist, you must acknowledge that your whiteness affords you a privilege that shields you from a lot. You must also acknowledge that you are afforded privileges that some men in this country do not have. Racism and sexism are tightly intertwined. You cannot fight one while ignoring the other.
—ladyatheist (via ceedling)
(Source: mamaatheist, via sluthaditcoming)
Is gender something people need to get? Is it something that can be quantified and assigned values and easily described? Cis people struggle to grasp what it means to be trans—not just nonbinary, but trans in general—and I’m not sure they really need to. The question for me isn’t whether people ‘understand’ gender, but whether they can be respectful about it, whether they can interact with people who are trans without treating us as something abnormal and broken and wrong. I don’t need people to ‘get’ being genderqueer to treat me with respect, to not misgender me, after all.
—Beyond the Binary: But What Does It All Mean? I Don’t Get It! (via biyuti)
(via eecummingscapitalized)
Of course, it isn’t only women that advertising patronises and panders to because of gender. Marketing aimed at men is just as infantilising, portraying men as inept, incapable, cock-driven numbskulls who blunder helplessly from one moment of life to the next. Every product consumed is made into a tiresome test of masculinity: Can you eat this thing even though it’s massive? Can you lift this despite it being irritatingly cumbersome? How many blades does your razor have? Only four?! What a wuss, mine has seventeen.
—http://blogs.independent.co.uk/2012/04/30/gendered-marketing-its-not-just-for-girls/
(Source: sluthaditcoming)
NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY
