Hi, I'm Obnoxious.

Oh, you found my blog. Well... sorry.

[love-personal]

[harcules]

2018 goals

[emospacekid]

me in bed, thinking about everything my mental illness has taken from me

[glennjaminhow]

The return of Calzone Boy.

[fearsomecupcake]

The face of someone who has just won

[bloodytales]

Teach boys about periods

My mother also talked about periods to my brothers.

When I first got mine I had terrible cramps. Crippling cramps. I once was camping with my family and a few of my big brother’s friends when my period came. My cramps were so bad that my mom gave me a full pain killer ( I was 13 and before that she only gave me pills cut in half).

I literally laid down on my parents’ air mattress and cried in pain for an hour before the pill kicked in.

My brothers friend came in to the big tent and I was just curled up and sobbing. Now, I was quite the tomboy and was known to rough house with my brothers and their friends and made sure I wasnt seen as just “a little girl.” So my brother’s friend was confused to see me openly weeping in the fetal position (seriously, these were the worst cramps I have had in my life. My vision went white). He asked what was wrong with me.

My big brother stood up immediately and suggested a nice long hike. During this hike I am sure he had a pretty awkward conversation with his friend explaining menstrual cramps, because when they got back the pain pill had (mostly) kicked in and I was sitting up at a table when my brother’s friend sheepishly asked me if I was feeling better. I said I was better, and he said good.

When we made s'mores that night my brother and his friend kept me well supplied with chocolate.

Making sure sons know as much about periods and menstruation as daughters makes them better brothers, better sons better fathers, and better men. A man that understands a period will not lightly accuse a woman of “being on her period” if the woman is in an argument.

Raise better sons Teach them about normal bodily functions.

[brownnesscrew]

This is so important. 

[gowheretheskymeetsthesea]

How she switched that dialect back and forth tho 😍

[kravemychocolatekurves]

I heard about 4 different people and loved every one of them

[infamousprincejayyeee-deactivat]

[mysharona1987]

[ultrafacts]

[zoomerbro]

robin williams was rad as hell.. 

[jobharrison-deactivated20181216]

I’m still fucking devastated about this.

[crystalsarchive]

Same. I’ll never get over it and nothing has been the same since.

[sheikypoe-deactivated20150125]

sigh

[fuckyeah-nerdery]

Just want to point out that Christopher Reeve was considering suicide before Robin Williams showed up. He didn’t just make him laugh, he saved Reeve’s life. Also, he paid for Reeve’s medical bills from the accident.

[mulp--plum]

*stillgrosssobbingoverthis*

[foodandfitnessforever]

I will never get past his death.

[custerdiedforyourgrins-deactiva]

crying

[katieinrunderland-deactivated20]

Yeah, I’m still not over this

[winjennster]

The most beautiful, funny people are sometimes the ones hurting the most - and the best at hiding it.

[libertarirynn-deactivated202006]

It’s worth noting that Williams had a serious physical illness that affected his mental capacities, caused major paranoia, and drove him to suicidal thoughts and actions. He was more than just depressed.

But yes, we suffered great loss when he died. Memory Eternal☦️

[hobbyhaver]

[yermemeblog]

Our Leader. He is us. We are him.

[fromrushhourwithlove]

HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS

HEY HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HOW DID YOU GET HANDS

HOW DID YOU GET HANDS HEY HOW DID YOU GET HANDS

[deejay]

#me when checking someone out

[towlersnow-deactivated20210528]

National Geographic confronts its past: ‘For Decades, Our Coverage Was Racist’

National Geographic did some soul-searching ahead of its April issue on race.

“For Decades, Our Coverage Was Racist. To Rise Above Our Past, We Must Acknowledge It.”

Goldberg noted that she is the first woman and the first Jewish person to serve as editor in chief, so she’s sensitive, she said, to the magazine’s legacy of discrimination.

“It hurts to share the appalling stories from the magazine’s past,” she wrote. “But when we decided to devote our April magazine to the topic of race, we thought we should examine our own history before turning our reportorial gaze on others.”

[memewhore]

[nanocomputer]

@guy

[oscarwildeboytoy-deactivated201]

The amount of transphobia in the comments of natgeos international women’s day post makes me sick

Trans women are women.

Trans women are women.

And nothing transphobes say makes that untrue.

Trans men are men.

Trans men are men.

And nothing transphobes say makes that untrue.

Non binary people are non binary.

Non binary people are non binary.

And nothing transphobes say makes that untrue.

To all Transgender people, we are brave, we are strong, we are beautiful, and we are who we are.

Thank you to national geographic for showing real people. Real women on international women’s day.

And all the transphobes can kiss my ass and accept the fact they are on the wrong side of history.

[risarodil]

Happy International Women’s Day! 

[agenciadasu]

[nino9710]

😍

[beautifulbrownies]

omg she is so adorable

[nyledimarco]

When you are Deaf and you try to listen to music but it is weather news…. :( 

[peppapigvevo]

This is so CUTE they’re so cute I’m mad