Cosimo Galluzzi
Xuebing Du
#extradirty
NASA
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oozey mess
Keni
DEAR READER
taylor price
Jules of Nature
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noise dept.
if i look back, i am lost
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
trying on a metaphor
Noah Kahan
Sade Olutola
occasionally subtle
Kiana Khansmith
Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
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More girls have been killed in the last FIFTY years, precisely because they were girls, than men were killed in ALL the battles of the 20th century. More girls are killed in this routine gendercide in any ONE decade, than people were slaughtered in ALL the genocides of the 20th century.
Nicholas Kristof, Half the Sky
Read that AGAIN.
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“Kiss Me, I’m Delicious" — photographed by Harley Weir for i-D Magazine, The Beautiful Issue
Less worrying about silly things, more cake and self confidence!
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Can a thin person have body image struggles? Can a thin person be at war with their self-image? Can a thin person hate to look in the mirror? Absolutely. And does that suck? Absolutely. But the difference between these negative feelings and fatphobia is this: The only person worrying about whether or not I’m meeting beauty standards is me. And that’s not the same for fat folk. When you’re not thin, other people on the beach actually do take offense. When you’re not thin, people really do think that you shouldn’t be in a bathing suit. When you’re not thin, people really do make your body their moral obligation. And while your internal struggle is real and significant, the point is: You might hate your body, but society doesn’t. That’s thin privilege.
Let’s Talk About Thin Privilege — Everyday Feminism (via fatisattractive)
This is one of the most insulting things that I have ever seen, it makes me so mad I actually want to cry. I can’t believe magazines think that they can just dip a woman in brown paint, give her clothes from my culture to put on for a couple hours and then have audacity to call her an “African Queen”. Growing up I heard every joke about Africans and saw the negative stereotypes portrayed by the media that tried to make me feel so bad about where I come from. Yet Ive noticed when fashion magazine want to do spreads portraying poise and exoticness they often turn to Africa ( and many other foreign continents/nations) proving time and again that Africa is more than the negative images you see in the media) but this time, to try and take parts of my beautiful culture just to have white women play the role of an “African Queen” proves that beauty cannot be seen in our countries/cultures unless it is represented by White people.
Nipplepotamus✨
Essie Golden rocking the Acid Wash Jogger
Everyone indulges over Christmas. Everyone. I’ve seen so many posts about people freaking out because they have to go for a run because they enjoyed some food over Christmas. Chances are, you didn’t put on any weight. And even if you did it would be a very small amount. Moreover, even if you did, is it really that bad that you have to feel guilty enough to go and “punish” yourself at the gym? Just for eating? Of course not! We need to eat to survive. Food is not the enemy. If you want to hit the gym for whatever reason, that’s awesome, but don’t feel like you have to just because you enjoyed your meal on Christmas Day. If you are going to the gym, don’t do it with the view to punish yourself for having that extra piece of pavlova or whatever, do it because you want the exercise. Seriously, don’t ever feel bad for eating.
Jessica Lovejoy Positive Body Image Inspiration www.facebook.com/positivebodyimage89 (via cougarmeat)
Waste Not, Want Not
You’re settling for being fat, and that’s sad. You could be so much better.
Not what I wanted to be told when searching “Body Acceptance”
It may not be what you wanted to be told, but it’s what you needed to hear.
You know shit about what people need.
You’re settling for being fat, and that’s sad. You could be so much better.
Not what I wanted to be told when searching "Body Acceptance"
Um, could I wear this for a skirt? (sans bows)
*puts lipstick on* im so???? beautiful im an actual Goddess?? I should be worshipped im literally transcending earthly beauty. I have actually become immortal probably?? I’m so amazing everyone look at me
The worst thing about having mental illnesses in addition to physical ones is that I want a new body but I also want a new brain and well if I had both then I wouldn’t even be me.
Goals for 2015: Not passing out from anxiety attack. Not even once.
The day after I was diagnosed with depression I passed out and cramped from stress during social interaction. It's making me a constant state of fear - I study in a lab and work in a kitchen, falling over is not a safe option.
HETEROSEXUALITY IS NOT A HURDLE
OH YEAH
TRY TO GET A DATE WITH LITERALLY ANYONE NORMAL
TRY GOING TO ANY FAMILY EVENT AND HAVING EVERYONE ASK YOU WHY YOU DONT HAVE A BOYFRIEND YET
AND WHEN YOU DO HAVE A BOYFRIEND WHY YOU HAVEN’T GOTTEN MARRIED YET
AND WHEN YOU ARE MARRIED WHY YOU HAVEN’T HAD KIDS YET
once you come out as gay, and people accept it or don’t, THAT IS THE END. that is the end of the conversation. YOU LUCKY FUCKERS
Lol that’s right. They either accept you’re gay or not. Or kick you out Or send you to reprogramming camps Or sterilize you Or murder you
Boy us queers got it so easy.
Pro tip: if your comment or post ends with telling an oppressed group they are “so fucking lucky”, delete your post and instead occupy yourself with the no doubt arduous task of removing your head from your own ass.
straight people like “i cant get a sweetheart :(” queer people like “please dont murder me on the street”
Lol, the "hurdles of heterosexuality" is literally what queer kids can only hope for. That's what these kids get to experience if they are the luckiest. If they get to the point where those are their hurdles, then they've fucking made it.
