They are Not the Hell Your Whales

Hello there :) I'm Felicia, I'm 20, and I live in one of the greatest places around, New York City. My blog is full of things I like. I also like to talk to cats. That will be all.

[missjescho]

Suspended lamp

Photo taken and edited by me aka Missjescho :)

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L.P.

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[astrofiziks]

instead of getting ready for an appointment i drew peaches… with peaches

[fullpraxisnow]

#OregonUnderAttack: Armed Extremists Occupy Federal Building | TeleSur

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IG: iamjesskat

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Dolls

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Last self portraits of 2015 | Instagram: MandasJournal

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Love others so radically they wonder why.

Jefferson Bethke   (via absolutelyinlovewithjesus)

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[thomashardi]

Motherfucking girl power.

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OITNB SPEAKING OUT ON MENTAL ILLNESS HELL YES

[fuckrealityihaveablog]

I want a story about an Italian vampire.

No romance, no action.

Just 200 pages of “What do you mean, I can’t have garlic? Do you know where I’m from?”

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TBH I think the main issue would be the mirror thing

have you ever met an Italian man

the amount of time they spend looking in the mirror jfc

[wunderlass]

#the more you think about it the more all vampire rules are just anti-italian rules#can’t go out in sunlight?? IN ITALY???#Can’t go near crucifixes? IN ITALY???

[diningwithdana]

The History of Black Hair by Chime Edwards.

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Harnaam Kaur – “My beard has 100% become a part of my body. It is the source of my strength and confidence,” she said. “I keep my hair to show the world a different, confident, diverse and strong image of a woman… . I look at it and is it a sign to me that we are all different and none of us are born the same.“

- Full shoot

[rejectedprincesses]

Harnaam Kaur has been featured here before, but this is a great photoshoot. She has polycystic ovary syndrome, a disorder which can cause male pattern hair growth in women. As she is a Sikh, and her religion forbids hair removal, she has kept her facial hair untouched, through years of bullying (and even her parents’ opposition - they wanted her to have an easier life).

“All that matters to me at the moment is that I love myself,” she explained. “I love my beard and all my other little quirks – my tattoos, my scars, stretch marks and blemishes. I want other women to find the strength that I have. If I had any message it would be to live the way you want – it’s your journey and it’s your life.”

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