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twister

“I’m still trying to figure out how everything went wrong so fast.”

— (via coral)

ruinsmami

put yourself first because people ain’t shit

beeth0ven

my mom is a well intentioned yet nosy mom and she always wants to hook me up with people. it leads to some text message gems so the other day i went through and screenshotted the best. please enjoy.

neverthere12345

awholenutha

You’re the problem if you think she’s wrong.

zaranephthys

Find him and beat his ass

sagihairius

my hot topic cashier had big buttons that said “ask me about my fursona” and “submissive” on his lanyard but no name tag because thats just too personal i guess

felderwin

The one time I check the url to see if it’s one-time-i-dreamt and it’s not

memewhore

teathattast

thevioletsunflower

Oh! I actually know the answer to this one! American newspaper ads charged by the letter, so a lot of people would eliminate unnecessary letters like the second L in “cancelled” or the U in “colour”. Some of these spelling changes were used so often that they stuck, and now Americans just spell some words differently. In summary: Americans spell things weird because capitalism

mitski-miyawakis

Not sure about the veracity of that, but I do know that Noah Webster (as in Webster’s Dictionary) wanted to create a distinctly American way of spelling and remove “unnecessary” letters, as well as spell words the way they sounded. “Color” sounds like it ends in -or, civilization (rather than the British spelling, civilisation) sounds like it has a z in it, etc. Though, some spelling changes did not take off, such as wimmen in place of women, masheen in place of machine, and languaj in place of language.

one-time-i-dreamt

A girl I liked convinced me to stab a man, so I did. Felt guilty for a bit, then promptly forgot about it and walked around with the murder weapon for a couple of hours, going about my business, walking my dog. Eventually I was cornered by a plainclothes police officer who asked me why I had a bloody knife; I told him I was looking after it for my bogan cousin. He said, “You’re under arrest,” and I was like,, “No, I’m not, watch this,” and then I woke up.

renrumm

that’s a goddamned power move

pythondyke

Anyways this scene set women back 50 years and the reason why we still don’t have equal pay

hilolitata

I don’t think so. 1 just because you’re feminine doesn’t mean their adding to misogyny and I’m tired of tumblr acting like it is

2 I think the point of this was she was dressing like the princess(I forget her name) and that she felt pretty

pythondyke

1. I’m tired of all yall clutching your sephora mascara as soon as someone criticized media for using this ugly damaging trope. Pls stop acting like I’m oppressing you for wearing make up (I wear make up too fam) because that’s not the point of this post.

2. She doesn’t “feel” anything she’s a fictional character written by a man, and the actress later expressed how much she hated and regretted that scene.

How is it so hard for you guys to understand that taking a non feminine girl and painting her as “lonely” and “unliked by her peers” until she gets the Princess Make Over does she have friends and The Dream Boy. What message do you think this sends to girls watching this movie who look like Allison? Think a little bit more critically about real women’s lives and what media is sell them then jumping to the conclusion im attacking you for wearing lipstick.