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Janaina Medeiros
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Sweet Seals For You, Always

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Peter Solarz
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JBB: An Artblog!
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@gavinfreeman
And I just remember thinking to myself, “God, I fucking want her.”
clearing my thoughts (via fuckme-andinfinity)
*tries to act cool by not texting back right away but forgets and never texts back*
get to know me meme [6/10] favourite tv shows: Faking It
It’s the best way to do it!
if there’s one thing you must know about me it’s that good girl x rebel punk aus give me strength
trying to run away from your responsibilities like
When I was on 90210 a few years ago, the character I played, Naomi, was raped by someone she knew. I welcomed the story line, thinking it was imporÂtant for viewers. I memorized my lines and rehearsed the scenes. I felt ready to go. Then when the cameras were rolling on an intense scene — a fight with an unsupportive friend after the assault — I broke down, sobbing uncontrollaÂbly. My castmates thought I had done a great job playing the part. They had no idea that I had actually been sexually assaulted by someone I knew in real life. When I, as Naomi, fought with my unsupportive friend, she said the rapist had claimed I was in love with him. It was a little too close to real life, sparking my meltdown. But the story line gave me an opportunity. I talked to viewers about rape, and I heard from young women across the country. It took me my whole journey to get to the place where I am today. I’m 26, and I visit Cambodia every year. This fall, I’m going on a college speaking tour. I’ve started a website where I write poetry, TheAnnaLynneMcCord.com. I have a new role, on Dallas. I have my family; we are all in touch. And I have a profound intimacy with the man I love, Dominic Purcell. I have wonderful, mind-blowing sex with my man, and it no longer causes me guilt or shame. Most of all, I have my message for women and girls: You have a voice. Don’t put yourself in a box. Don’t let the polite lies of society silence you. Honestly, I would endure everything all over again — it has led me to my own revolution.
AnnaLynne McCord: Why I’m Done Staying Quiet About My Sexual Assault (via nicolerichiest)
do ya ever bring your pet up to a mirror and ur like “that you”
ATTENTION TASM FANDOM
MARY
JANE
DID
NOT
FALL
IN
LOVE
WITH
SPIDER
MAN
GET THAT INTO YOUR BRAINS AND STOP BASHING ONE CHARACTER BECAUSE YOU LOVE ANOTHER BECAUSE EVEN EMMA LOVES MJ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=VUMP5iF07HY#t=30
just because your idea of a good time is curling up with a book and hers is doing tequila shots does not make you a better person than her