Taxidermy

Hi, my name is Haley and this is just a conglomeration of things i like, find funny or interesting, and random personal stuff.

[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[liquidstar]

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[crowshira]

[diangelo-supporter10]

[everythingfox]

RUN

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[bedupolker]

Scorp & Scorplings (repost bc the original got tagged as mature???)

[swellerando]

It makes me angry that this is such a fucking bop

[spoonie-isms]

[fausterthanlight]

[everythingfox]

Seal twirl

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[warm-suggestions]

Things you don’t need to feel guilty about: eating, how you look, standing up for yourself, relaxing, sleeping in, taking a mental health day, saying “no.”

[dilfhershellayton]

jojo siwa is like. her style is not my taste at all but as soon as other people call it annoying im like actually you're wrong she's an icon and a legend

[saxophonechihuahua]

she looks like the concentrated essence of a claires store and i do not mean this negatively

[hummingirls]

it’s the “fuck you” to the current trend of encouraging teenagers to look 24 and embracing girly things that cis men hate

[universejunction]

American Kawaii

[sexycraisinthanos]

she looks like someone turned a Skittles commercial into a person and i love it

[super-mario-girl]

If you don’t mind me putting my two cents:

I feel like Jojo Siwa’s style is reminiscent of the colorful teen girl fashion of the late 2000s and early 10s. Back then it was considered fashionable to use lots of colors, accessories, etc. Take a look at Jojo Siwa:

Very colorful, generous with sparkles and accessories. It’s meant to be fun!

If you were a kid in 2007-2012 you saw something similar in the clothing the teens in your sitcoms wore, although not as exaggerated. The fashion in Shake It Up(which came out in 2010) is a really good example of this:

(You may laugh, but this was the height of fashion to 13 year old me.)

The point is, Jojo’s aesthetic is similar to being a young pre teen girl walking into Limited Too for the first time.

And the reason cishet men hate it is because they don’t find it attractive. That’s why she’s often made fun of and used as a joke so much. Because that style doesn’t cater to the male gaze. It’s not for them, so it must be bad.

[tryxyhijinks]

Cyndi Lauper, late 1980s, for your consideration.

[felicitousfeline]

Okay but you realize that the person who said "American Kawaii" has it exactly right, yea? That kawaii in Japan was created for girls to embrace cutesy juvenile things that refuted the beauty standards (created by men) that expected them to look mature and marriageable as soon as possible. It was over-the-top BECAUSE men hated it! Because the girls in the subculture specifically wanted to keep them away as long as they could and enjoy their childhood without being seen as Somebody's Future Wife™.

アメリカのカワイイです！

[kreature-ofthenight]

Goth and Punks we should stand in solidarity for or sisters in lace and sparkles

[grogusmum]

Goth and Punks we should stand in solidarity for or sisters in lace and sparkles

[shadow-banned-the-hedgehog]

[aqueerkettleofish]

This is a very powerful life hack.

[sailor-rinn]

[traumasurvivors]

You didn’t do anything to deserve your trauma. Even if you ignored red flags or anything like that. You didn’t deserve your trauma.

[tiktoks-for-dead-pope]

[soulkingxander]

[stroopwaifey]

[godshideouscreation]

Sometimes you have to admit that you're the one standing in your way. And it's not always an easy pill to swallow. But owning up to your actions, words & behavior patterns will allow you to change for the better.

[godshideouscreation]

Even if you're not good at something, you should do it if you enjoy it.

If you sing out of tune, you should sing. If you have no rhythm, you should dance. You should draw and paint even if your hands are shaky. You should write even if the words don't always come easily. You should plant a garden even if you've never spent time digging in the dirt. You should do needlepoint or repair your clothes even if you poke yourself. You should knit and crochet even if you forget to pearl, or miss a loop. You should take pictures even if they don't always come out perfect. You should cook food even if you burn things. You should play video games even if you die frequently. You should collect things you think are neat, even if you don't know that much about them.

You're not always going to be good at something the first time you try it. But that doesn't mean it can't be enjoyable, or that you won't ever learn. You'll definitely never learn if you don't give it a chance. Let go of the idea that you have to succeed at everything the first time you try it. Things will be more fun. Learning is an experience, not a punishment.

[justalitlecreacher]

The trope where a character overhears something out of context and assumes the worst is usually annoying and bad but I really think it works well in Shrek

We, the audience, know that Fiona is talking about herself but, regardless, she’s calling herself these terrible things because she is an ogre. If Fiona is these things because she is is an ogre what does that make Shrek?

If Fiona says no one could love her because she is an ogre, she is saying that Shrek is also unloveable whether she wants to or not.

Imo the scene is a really good portrayal of how when you talk poorly of yourself or others for having a trait, you’re also talking about every other person who shares that trait; even if you love them or think what you’re saying doesn’t apply to them.

[informationsorter]

Not going to lie, I saw the word “Shrek” and never expected this to be a deep post.

[kiriska]

I love this stupid animal.