kill em'

ligia. sixteen. brazilian 

[lesbeehive]

[saintofsass-deactivated20150429]

Kristen Stewart has been in her fucking ELEMENT this year and it shows.

[se17enteen]

[jpglame]

[lazybonesillustrations]

Australian Winter

[12cd12c-deactivated20220922]

[fuckyeahmileyfashion1-deactivat]

[rihannanavyhn]

[gloputa-deactivated20170510]

$$$

[ahsgiffing]

[smokingjointswithmileycyrus]

I’M IN LOVE

[dopecinema]

[legalmexican]

THIS IS SO CUTE

[mileycyrusbabe-deactivated20171]

[travadinhaa]

[gahlixies]

[brutereason]

Can a thin person have body image struggles? Can a thin person be at war with their self-image? Can a thin person hate to look in the mirror? Absolutely. And does that suck? Absolutely. But the difference between these negative feelings and fatphobia is this: The only person worrying about whether or not I’m meeting beauty standards is me. And that’s not the same for fat folk. When you’re not thin, other people on the beach actually do take offense. When you’re not thin, people really do think that you shouldn’t be in a bathing suit. When you’re not thin, people really do make your body their moral obligation. And while your internal struggle is real and significant, the point is: You might hate your body, but society doesn’t. That’s thin privilege.

Let’s Talk About Thin Privilege — Everyday Feminism (via fatisattractive)

[halfgold-halfroses]

Date someone you can have rough sex and deep conversations with whether it be at 2 am or 2 pm.

(via its-somuch-colder)

[staypozitive]