Do Not Tell Me What We Can Or Can't Do.

Jessie. 22. INFJ. Canadian. Not Sorry. Alternative Fashion from sweet to punk. Gentleness is the biggest strength. 最近カーソル多いなァァァァww

[feministism]

[theoreocat]

When you can’t agree on what show to watch. 🦜 or 🐿?

[angelswithdreams]

i honestly believe human beings are not meant to live like this. we are meant to live in loving communities and be around nature every day and grow our own food and create art and not work day and night until we die. this longing for another life is not human nature, it’s a symptom of modern society.

[imhereformysciencefriends]

*slides Disney $2*

Princess and the Frog 2 where Naveen gets himself into some nonsense and Tiana has to go rescue him and Lottie will NOT be allowing her best friend in the whole world to go on an adventure without her AGAIN, not this time no sir. And the whole movie is just about the power of friendship and the love and support that exists between women with brief intermissions peppered throughout showing Naveen having the time of his life being the most obnoxious prisoner he knows how to be with full certainty that his amazing wife is on her way to save him.

[madly-handsome]

Yes please! Let the best friends safe Tiana’s dramatic damsel in distress!

[deadlynyghtshayde]

AND LOTTIE GETS HER PRINCE. Let the girl have her dream

[pelicanhypeman]

Lmao happy pride from Smash Mouth

[catchymemes]

[lightheartedsuggestion]

The world is a little happier with you in it.

[meaningfulsuggestion]

The world is a little brighter with you in it.

[cute-hypothetical-scenarios]

The world is a little sweeter with you in it.

[romanticmusings]

The world is a little softer with you in it.

[positivelatina]

The world is a little more perfect with you in it.

[hopelesslydevotedsuggestions]

The world is a little prettier with you in it

[caloriecanyon]

The world is a little more charming with you in it

[profoundcalzone]

the world is a little more loving with you in it🌸

[awkward-gurls-world]

The world is a little more comforting with you in it.

[aquariia1-deactivated20140605]

the more I think about my past self the more I

[missbunnynoire-deactivated20190]

[themostbeautifulanimals]

[mllebabushkat]

reblog for 10 years of peaceful sleep every night

[toastbutteregg]

ummm EDGE PIECE >>>>>

[internetcrisis]

you don’t have to be more attractive. you don’t have to be attractive at all. you don’t have to attract anyone or anything. you are not a magnet, damn it. you should be you for you and only you. and yes I am talking about you and you and you.  

[flyteestudio]

15/05/2019

fun fact I haven’t cried in like almost 2 years before this *situation* happened.

I felt very ashamed, which I think is bullshit it retrospects. I consider myself a really laid back, stable person, but I need to accept that everyone gets overwhelmed sometimes. 

[dontturnjustwalk]

[the-memedaddy]

Meirl

[deadtrash]

“where are you planning on going to college?”

[offtherecordsarahc]

What people call “adulting” these days — chores, errands, personal finance, bureaucracy & taxes — is hard for a lot of people, and we’re all vaguely embarrassed about it. We feel like it should be trivial. We rely heavily on technology that makes it easier, and wonder how past generations managed.

For some things, I think it genuinely used to be easier. Back when corporate employment was more paternalistic, the company did a lot of the “adulting” for you. Planning a vacation? You didn’t have Travelocity, but the company did have a travel agent.

Notice how a lot of “adulting” has to be done during working hours? When you’re kind of stealing time from work to do it? How are you *supposed* to do it? I think the answer is “that’s your wife’s job.”

But isn’t this kind of hard for your wife too? Like, it’s hard to go to the bank if you’re dragging a couple of screaming kids, right?

First of all, this only works if the kids are in school most of the day. Second of all, it used to be a lot more normal to have *servants*. Third of all, you can squeeze more work out of people if they feel they *must*, and sexism is great at that.

The 20th century system was never set up to allow a person to work full time *and* do all the chores necessary for a decent life on his/her own. Weird “millennial” ways of filling in the gaps — roommates, software apps, cleaning/laundry services, company perks — are substitutes for old solutions like non-wage-employed family members, servants, government services, and company perks. Sometimes better solutions, sometimes worse, sometimes exactly the same thing under a different name. But the fact that “adulting” is time-consuming and sometimes difficult isn’t a result of some inherent moral turpitude in Millennials. Chores have *always* taken time.