[ultralorde-deactivated20140413]

who is [email protected]

[beccafromaphistory]

Life is too short to pretend you’re attracted to Channing Tatum

[kellidewiththevic]

High-School Teachers: You need to be professional when you go to college. High-School dress-code reflect what COLLEGE classes expect you to wear.

Actual College Student: I know this class is at 5:00 pm, but I'm wearing pajama pants and a tank top.

Actual College Professor: lol same.

[ravenstaag]

it feels like somebody….

[ravenstaag]

waNTS TO SELL ME SOMETHING

[ravenstaag]

i told you he was onto us

[mattniskanenseyebrows]

OCTOBER IS NEXT WEEK

[ottermatopoeia]

OCTOBER IS THIS WEEK

[patrick-stumps]

OCTOBER IS TOMORROW

[ghostbitch]

I͔̟̠̻̽̋̌͋͌́̆T̶̠̖̙͙͈̐͂S̽ͥͣ̄̄̚͝ ͖̞̈́͗̄̿͐O̠̪̙͊ͯ͒͐͐̐̐Cͭ̃͛́T̍ͣ́ͮͩŎ̈́҉Ḅ̞ͦ̾̄͗̓͛͘E̸̥̩̦̝̲̊̉͋̅̋̒̿R̲̝͔̪̬͎̯̎̋

[kellidewiththevic]

Send me a number :)

1: i'd fuck u hard over a table

[stunningpicture]

So proud of my mother for doing her own research after I sent her that meme. A sign she hung in her car window.

[jettestblack-deactivated2017080]

Stay woke

[pual1010-deactivated20150723]

Is this true?

[mallninjacode-deactivated201812]

Not only is it true, it gets worse. The Susan G Komen For The Cure Foundation has actually successfully sued “competing” charities, because (paraphrasing) their “message or branding was infringing.”

You read that correctly: they took money that people had donated to cure cancer, and hired attorneys with it, to sue ANOTHER group of people trying to find a cure for cancer, who, in turn, had to us their donated money to hire their own legal counsel to defend themselves.

[redbloodedamerica]

[ngoccjoker]

(Collected by me)

Bị cuồng thể loại lấp lánh nhiều màu sắc này >o<

[wlwaffle-deactivated20180825]

"sexuality is a choice"

"women wouldn’t get raped if they didn’t wear revealing clothes"

"there are only two genders"

"i’m not trying to be sexist/racist, but.."

"a/bi/pansexuality isn’t real"

"gay people shouldn’t have children"

"i don’t want to be friends with a gay person, they could hit on me"

"you can’t identify with the gender you want to be, only the one you were born with"

[memewhore]

[rynnay]

This is great news.

[dearmrhiddleston]

Oh thank god.

[luvr4photography-44]

FINALLY

[lunaticphan-deactivated20130531]

I hate my friends

So my driving instructor texted me, and I was walking so I just typed ‘Ok’ and hit send and then I looked at it and was like WHAT

But as it turns out, my friends are entirely responsible for turning ‘Ok’ into a shortcut. 

Cry

[bononoboat]

but what did your driving instructor say

[hokagee-deactivated20140711]

WHAT DID HE SAY

[kingshezza]

THIS IS NOT A FUN CLIFFHANGER

[noo-interruption]

152,000 people want to know what your teacher responded.

[suspend]

i hope iphone 6 is a flip phone

[suspend]

well at least it could be bent

[jaeminswifey-remade]

I think we all got a little bit more gay this year

[chescaleigh]

The 10 Phrases I’ve Stopped Saying And The People Who Appreciate Me For It (via Upworthy)

It’s pretty common for people to use disability metaphors like “That guy is crazy!” or “This weather is so bipolar” without giving it a second thought. It’s important to realize how these words and metaphors can affect people with disabilities and perpetuate stigmas surrounding mental health. If you’ve never thought about the impact these words can have, you’re in luck because this chart provides some common disability metaphors and easy alternatives!

[chescaleigh]

ps. Special thanks to m-arkiplier for inspiring me to create this graphic! (and for his permission to use his post) For more info on why it’s important to be conscious of the metaphors we use, check out this HuffPost article ”10 Reasons to Give Up Ableist Language.”

[bisexualwhovian-deactivated2016]

I need to remember this. I must confess that I use ableist language all the time.

[digenovanicolo]

I wondered why ‘dumb’ was bad, so I googled it and learnt it meant being mute. I didn’t know that

[for-jasey-rae]