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Not today Justin
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Sweet Seals For You, Always

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jean valjean is at the baker’s. “how much for these buns?” jean valjean asks. “oh, it’s two for 6.01,” the baker says. jean valjean turns very pale
"People keep asking me who I’m dating right now, and the truth is… wait for it… no one. And that’s okay. I’m figuring out a lot of stuff right now. I think as women it’s our nature to nurture someone else. Sometimes at the expense of ourselves. What I do is so transient, there’s no room for anyone else."
If you could go anywhere in the world right now would it be to a “where” or to a “who”?
I was not prepared for this question
conceal, don’t feel. don’t let it show.
I have this idea of I just need to get there, I just need to try a little bit harder. But I fail miserably at trying hard!
Anton Zetterholm & Rob Houchen’s “The Advent Calendar of room 9”
"You have to come from your core really tight
shoulders down, neck long
and then just think “MURDER’, and walk.”
-Charlize Theron.
For the first time, World War 1 gives women the chance to show what they are worth in a male dominated society. They make charity concerts and events to raise funds for the government as well as raising the moral of the country. Working as nurses, spies, munition factory workers, selling war bonds between many others. The lack of employment made evident that women had to fill in the loss. By 1917 68% of women had changed jobs since the war began, 16% had moved out of domestic service, 22% that were unemployed in 1914 now had work and 23% had changed factories. Many women in the time of the War felt compelled to do more than serve behind men as nurses or aids, some even enlisted and fought the war. Proving that a woman can do as much as a man can. The war played a very significant part in developing women’s political rights.
crystal reed - unleashd magazine
HERE IT IS! The FULL LENGTH TRAILER!
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