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whatever i want when i want

[gobloggirl]

[transparentstickers]

Happy seal stickers by Sandylion, made in the 80s.

[hautebasics]

[junkartie]

Having ur main emotional response be crying is so embarrassing like ill be trying to explain why im mad or ill try having a serious convo abt smthn that upsets me and ill start crying like a baby and i have to like turn around and go “i am not crying 4 pity or to emotionally manipulate u im crying cuz im a little bitch, give me a sec”

[junkartie]

Damn this post rlly struck a cord with u guys hello mfs who cry easily i love all of you and care you

[lovequotespost]

[werenotreallystrangers]

[etherea1ity]

[foreverimthatgirl-deactivated20]

i love smelling weed in a public place like i know somebody havin a good time!

[user87262893]

my favorite pieces of satire from this week

[gunsandfireandshit]

[girlballs-archive]

Suicide Squad 2

[dinner--starving]

I have a feeling Martin Freeman truly enjoys reading Johnlock fics.

[johnnyjava]

[bastardbvby]

what movie do y’all know front to back like it doesn’t even have to necessarily be Good,, it’s just something you’ve seen so many times that the dialogue is printed into the very core of your being

[hugsonly]

#highschoolmusical

[feministtalks]

[alicedemettrie]

when im listening to my own library and playlists i feel like a powerful wizard but when im trying to show my music taste to anyone it feels like i have a shame cone on

[pizza-hats-of-the-world-1882]

The only difference between a wizard hat and a dunce cap is the wide brim of privacy

[whitepeopletwitter]

[actualmythicalcreature]

I taught my kid that swear words (important note: this does not include derogatory names for groups of people) are just words that can carry a social consequence. When you are a child, this consequence isn’t on you, as much as it is on your parents, who are responsible for you. As such, parents usually just ask their kids not to swear. Instead of that, I told him to ask me before he swore so I could explain the potential social consequences and we could make the decision together. So far, he’s asked a handful of times if he could swear at Trump while we watched the news. I found this perfectly acceptable, so he got to say “Ｆｕｃｋ trump”. Once when he dislocated his knee, he asked to swear - I said yea, he yelled “HOLY SHIT OUCH” and I asked if it made him feel better, he said it did. Once in traffic someone almost hit us and he asked to swear, I said yes - he said “That guy is an ASSHOLE” and I was like, yeah. 100% he was. He’s never asked to swear at a time that I felt was inappropriate. I have 0 regrets about this parenting decision.

[itwasduchampidea]