CAN I JUST–
Can I just bring up the fact that Charioce is the one hung up on getting another dance and keeps bringing it up every chance he gets?
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CAN I JUST–
Can I just bring up the fact that Charioce is the one hung up on getting another dance and keeps bringing it up every chance he gets?
Sir that’s my emotional support unrealistic romantic daydream
Teach your daughters how to fix cars, survive a week in the wilderness, repair a pipe that burst, and love themselves without the frill. Teach your sons how to braid hair, bake a homemade pie, sew a hem, communicate raw emotion, and clean a house. Then teach your daughters to braid and bake and sew and communicate and clean. And your sons to fix cars and survive and repair and love themselves. And while you do all of that realize that if you choose to confine your child within their gender, you will degrade their potential by 50%.
On raising children without gender standards // March 2016 (via machinegunkellyxo)
“Take a shower, wash off the day. Drink a glass of water. Make the room dark. Lie down and close your eyes. Notice the silence. Notice your heart. Still beating. Still fighting. You made it, after all. You made it, another day. And you can make it one more. You’re doing just fine.”
— Charlotte Eriksson
Teach your daughters how to fix cars, survive a week in the wilderness, repair a pipe that burst, and love themselves without the frill. Teach your sons how to braid hair, bake a homemade pie, sew a hem, communicate raw emotion, and clean a house. Then teach your daughters to braid and bake and sew and communicate and clean. And your sons to fix cars and survive and repair and love themselves. And while you do all of that realize that if you choose to confine your child within their gender, you will degrade their potential by 50%.
On raising children without gender standards // March 2016 (via machinegunkellyxo)
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