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CARA DELEVIGNE JUST POSTED THIS ON FACEBOOK. I AM SCREAMING

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because 10 gifs aren’t enough to handle tiffany’s cuteness

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Dongdaemun Design Park ‘Stardium’ Pop-up Store merchandise

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Peace

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Pineapple Express

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I honestly love drunk girls so much, last night I was at a party and a girl started crying because she loved my hair

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i just googled “what are onions good for” and i meant health-wise but i will admit i feel kind of bad. it sounded so mean. im sorry onions.

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bye taehyung

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It’s Okay It’s Love(2014)

This drama is tragically and beautifully written. We rarely see the deglamorized reality of Mental Illness and the stigmas that come with it. I would highly suggest this drama to everyone! You don’t even have to be a drama fan to appreciate this amazingly well written story.

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In some east Asian countries, mental illness carries even more of a stigma then it does in the UK and the US, which makes this film so much more important.

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Ok I cried this drama needs so much more attention 

The two male leads both suffer from mental illnesses

The male lead has very severe schizophrenia

He also has PTSD and can only sleep in his bathtub

His friend (the second male) has Tourette’s which is consistently portrayed 

They DO NOT HOLD BACK on the ableist statements and remarks posed to the characters at all

Nearing the end of the drama the male lead completely loses his grasp on reality with a severe relapse 

Neither character gets miraculously 100% cured (both are indicated to still take medication) 

They make peace with their illnesses and it’s a happy ending

The drama’s writers were also recently given a plaque for their efforts in raising awareness for this, and it breaks the stereotype of the conventional ‘perfect family’ K-drama. Seriously, go watch this. 

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seriously watch this drama.

it breaks down so many stereotypes about neuroatypical people and has really great representation of various mental health disorders. The drama also features some nice 1-2 episode story arcs about the patients that are being treated under the care of the female lead in the psych unit of a hospital.

here’s a description of just a few of her patients: 

- a trans woman recovering from family abuse

- a schizophrenic man who stops taking his meds to save his sex life

- a grieving mother who thinks her baby is still alive

 the writers really made an effort to humanize all of the patients, instead of just writing  them off as “crazy”. 

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