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[nuexe]

I don't wanna grow up.

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[scoobandshagtalk]

Like, shit man!

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[kingdomheartstwo-deactivated201]

can we talk about how this fucking pbs show aimed at little kids easily talked about how anxiety is stressful but normal

[akarifilter-deactivated20180205]

Ok no but can we talk about this entire episode? 

It was called April 9th, and it was actually a response to the 9/11 attacks. It didn’t talk about the attacks themselves, but rather focused on teaching kids to deal with the all of the emotions that they might be feeling as a result. They set up a situation that might evoke similar emotions in children: a massive fire at the school.

Arthur’s dad was in the fire, so (as you can see above), Arthur is constantly worried about his dad’s safety.

Sue Ellen is grieving because her journal, which contained a huge amount of precious memories, was destroyed in the fire. Muffy is confused why she can’t just cheer Sue Ellen up by giving her a new journal.

Buster wasn’t at school that day, and feels confused and guilty that he isn’t sad about the fire like the other kids. He then befriends the school janitor, who has to retire due to an injury that, at his age, is pretty serious.

Binky actually saw the flames, and is constantly traumatized by the event. He doesn’t tell anyone because he feels like he would lose his tough-guy reputation if he admitted that he was scared.

The episode teaches kids that all of these emotions are perfectly normal and natural, that there’s not one right way to feel, and that even if it takes a while, things are going to be okay.

The thing that makes this show so great, in my opinion, is that it knows that kids are intellegent and strong enough to deal with these things if you present them in the right way. It doesn’t hide them, it doesn’t sugar coat them, it just presents them in a way that children can understand and shows them how to deal with them.

[under-the-arch]

Arthur was a damn good show

[the-point-of-sanity]

[mrkmja]

High School Fashion, 1969

What a trip.

[coolglasseskyle]

Wow these photos are stunning

[glitterymisanthropy]

Some of these outfits are the raddest things I’ve ever seen.

[knitmeapony]

Can we talk about the tights.

[emmagrant01]

The existence of photos like these (and similar photos from the 70s and 80s and so on) makes me wonder yet again why current-day movies set in this time never seem to be able to get the hair and clothing right.

[imaginaryopal]

I thought these were photos from like Coachella or something

[mimicofmodes]

They can’t get the hair and clothes right because it’s a common belief in the movie/tv industry that audiences will find anything that doesn’t fit our current beauty standards unwatchable. (It’s strange, because I can’t think of anything that goes the extra mile to be accurate that’s been run down in reviews for being ugly. This isn’t like the myth that people won’t watch a show after the leads get together because it happened with Moonlighting - it’s just accepted as true. Mad Men in particular featured a ton of hideous, accurate costuming by the end, and didn’t suffer for it afaik) The costume designers know that women’s hair should be unlayered and unstyled for this look, and that dresses don’t need to emphasize the waist, but the producers generally oppose this and think all the actors need to be “hot”.

[nonasuch]

I really like the range of styles and trends you can see here, because it includes a lot of stuff that people don’t generally think of as ‘60s style’ or ‘70s style’ automatically, or that they might assume wouldn’t be worn by high-schoolers at the time. 

In particular:

there’s a really broad range in terms of how much skin girls are showing and how casual or ‘sexy’ their outfits read to modern eyes. Lots of short shorts and minidresses, but also plenty of girls in wide-legged pants and long sleeves, or combos like the girl in shorts, tall red socks, and a loose vest over a collared shirt in the first picture.

the white minidress/bright patterned tights combo is a Great Look and I would like us to bring that back

some things are clearly the result of short-lived trends that didn’t make it into the modern conceptualization of late 60s/early 70s fashion – all the long layered necklaces on the girl in the brown minidress, the random scarves tied around one thigh, the tall socks in bright colors

how many people do you see wearing bellbottoms, as opposed to pants that are wide-legged the whole way down? surprise, bellbottoms weren’t nearly as much of a Thing as you’d expect.

given that these photos are supposed to be from ‘69, I’d guess that they were from a school in a major metropolitan area– actually, probably LA or somewhere else that was very fashion-forward. A lot of these looks didn’t make it into the middle of the country until the 70s were well underway. And there are people wearing things that read much more 70s, like the woman in the long red vest and wide-legged blue pants. I think there were still plenty of schools that wouldn’t have let girls wear pants to class even by ‘69, so that’s another sign that this particular school was ahead of the curve.

[miiriya]

[ahsunay]

LET THEM KNOW!!! LET LIL BOYS KNOW.

[beyknowles]

Denny, don’t worry about that. Lisa loves you too. As a person, as a human being, as a friend. You know people don’t have to say it. They can feel it.

— The Room (2003, dir. Tommy Wiseau)

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[judgejudyofficial]

SO excited for the new games!

[shikuuz-deactivated20200407]

he angery

[anotherdragonsfan]

[doxxthesetits]

How could u guys forget….

[unworms]

twitter and tumblr has ruined my humor

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[unclefather]

[howdy-hd]

and you can have it all….. my empire of beans

[zanestransition]

Summer swimming tip for trans guys and Non binary folks!

I almost didnt go swimming or to the beach all summer because of how anxious and uncomfortable just thinking about being in a wet t shirt and sports bra would make me.

But this company saved me. They’re called Outplay and seem to be mainly advertised towards females but not to the point where navigating the website is unbearable. The flatsea compression shirt is the most comfortable binder I’ve ever worn. Its thicker than a bathing suit but doesnt make you overheat and you dont stay wet longer than normal after getting out of the water either.

I got a size small and with high compression and couldnt be more happy with the results. Its comfortable enough to wear all day at the beach and is more comfortable to wear as a regular binder. My weight has also fluctuated while I’ve owned this binder and when my stomach was bigger the material didnt roll at all. It will run you about $65 (shipping included)for a great transitional binder and it seemed worth it to me.

[mothertimestwo]

There is also another company called Heroine Binders that have a complete swimming line that’s AWESOME

They are in fact having a giveaway now that you can check out here

[scream-me-to-sleep]

I hope it’s okay for cis people to reblog this in support. I just want to spread this for those who need it.

[romansleftshoulderpad]

@accidentally-logince !!!!!!! SWIM BINDERS!!!!!!!!!

[rasticore]

“there’s a series of checks and balances to prevent the president from doing whatever they want”

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concept: a really nice Italian restaurant but it’s spelled “spagooter” on the menu and the waiters won’t take your order unless you pronounce it like that