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bro is my fannypack ruining my fit , be honest

happyclam17

nah bro. u good bro

thebootydiaries

love u bro u complete my world,

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ah yes, nearly headless nick, and his cousin, approximately assless adam

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so i’ve recently seen a bunch of stuff about catcalling and like people’s stories with it so i thought i’d share this:

a few months ago, i was at school for a few hours before rehearsal with a group of friends. well, i wanted to get some food from the quikstop down the street, but naturally didn’t want to go alone.

so one of my friends and his (now ex) boyfriend joined me. at this point, i was good friends with both, so i walked between them. and we were all holding hands when a group of guys started yelling “compliments” at me out of their truck. one of my friends immediately dropped my hand and waved and called “THANK YOU BOYS”, looks at his boyfriend and i and tells us “ugh, sometimes being attractive is just so hard”.

he kept walking and none of us mentioned it.

marauders4evr

WHAT THE ACTUAL FUCK!?

marauders4evr

NO SERIOUSLY WHAT THE FUCK!?

marauders4evr

The United Nations proposed a law condemning nations who sentence people in the LGBT community, among other minorities, to death.

And the U.S. voted against it.

They refused to condemn countries who SENTENCE THE LGBT COMMUNITY TO DEATH!

The United Nations isn’t one of those gray areas. All of the laws and legislations are intentionally black and white. In this case, you either condemn killing the LGBT community for the sake of being gay/trans/etc. Or you don’t.

There’s no middle ground. There’s no interpretation. There’s no reading into it.

On October 3rd, 2017, the United States refused to condemn sentencing the LGBT Community to death. Which can only mean that they’re in favor of sentencing the LGBT Community to death.

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but in good news

my friend told me something important today

when her dad was young, he had a troubled friend- it wasn’t his fault, but he was broken. my friend’s grandmother sat down her son and said, “son, you can’t ask someone with a broken leg with run a marathon”

and my friend’s dad replied “but i can’t let them kick me with their cast either”

and i thought it was important to share

#mine #okay to reblog #mady’s world

revan-trevelyan

Sometimes the help you need isn’t the help you want. Call 1-800-273-8255 if you’re thinking of suicide.

ube-makaveli

This comic meant a whole lot to me. It was sincere in its depiction and treated the issue through the eyes of a grounded person. Not some godly hero saying everything is better than it seems, but a person trying his best before bringing her somewhere who can actually help.