danique.

16 • I love to write fanfiction on wattpad and share positivity on tumblr

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an open letter to all the strong women

Dear Women,

My name is Dani, and I am on a mission: to inspire women and get inspired. Therefore I have created a tumblr blog dedicated to the strong females of today. This is a safe space, a database filled with information, a discussion room - hell, this blog’s got everything you need! The idea is that this blog will soon be filled with articles, reviews, stories, pictures, gifs, videos, music and many more things. 

But I can’t do this alone. If you would like to contribute - in any form or way - then please give this blog a follow, spread the word, and/or message me.

I promise I will not let you down. I look forward to hearing from you!

Yours sincerely, Dani

[danique-horan]

I’m learning that I am not missing a piece of my puzzle and that company is nice but not necessary. I do not need someone else to make me complete. My worth is not determined by someone else’s ability to love me.

Victoria Millington

[danique-horan]

We’re born alone, we live alone, we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for the moment that we’re not alone.

Orson Welles

[danique-horan]

Today my professor told me every cell in our entire body is destroyed and replaced every seven years. How comforting it is to know one day I will have a body you will have never touched.

Anonymous

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If My Son Were Gay.

If my son were gay, I’d slap him With a nice high five. Because coming out to your dad, Takes balls that most men don’t have. If my son were gay, I’d kick him out of the house. Because why waste June on video games, When there are sports to played? And just because he likes making out with boys, Doesn’t mean he can’t tackle the shit out them, too. If my son were gay, I’d call him a douche. But only because this morning, He ate the last peanut butter cup in the house. (The jerk knows they’re my favorite.) If my son were gay, I’d still give him the talk. I just don’t have to worry about a baby in nine months. If my son were gay, I’d make fun of what he wears. Because damn, son, Those heels don’t go with that dress. If my son were gay, I’d tell him to be proud. Because you’re human no matter the gender On the other side of your mouth. If my son were gay, Nothing would be different at all. Except that twenty years down the line, I’ll be expecting a handsome son-in-law.

- Nishat Ahmed.

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Shy People Problems.

1. Being told to speak up.

2. Not being able to make friends easily.

3. Group projects.

4. Having no problem texting someone, but talking to them in person is something else.

5. Having to present something in front of people.

6. Leaving voicemails.

7. People being surprised when you speak.

8. Awkward silences.

9. Awkward eye contact.

10. When you're with someone and they're talking to someone you don't know.

11. Trying to be outgoing, but having no idea how.

12. Feeling like you're invisible to the entire human race.

13. People thinking that you're rude.

14. Having to repeat yourself often when you do speak.

15. Getting interrupted by someone whose normal speaking voice is louder than yours.

[danique-horan]

Let me get this straight: Harry and Louis aren’t.

[danique-horan]

*Meeting Niall*

Niall: Why are you so close to me?

Me: So the fandom can’t crop me out of this picture.