Randomness

[ivannuru]

[onlinecounsellingcollege]

Getting By Without Friends

1. See it as something that is temporary. Even though it hurts now, it doesn’t mean it’s permanent. You’ll find other people who will treat you well – so be gentle on yourself and recognise that it will pass.

2. Learn to enjoy your own company. See it as a time to reflect on your life, and really think through what you want for yourself. Also, find different interests you can do on your own – and maybe try something different you’ve never tried before.

3. Spend time looking after animal. Pets are accepting, reliable and loyal. They’ll never hurt your feelings – and are good company.

4. Treat other people you meet really well (talk to people at the checkout, or smile at those you meet). That will likely result in a warm, friendly response – and will remind you that others still appreciate you.

5. Hang out with those who like the same things as you. If you’ve taken up a hobby or you like watching sport, speak to people you meet at these events. Even though you don’t know them, they are still good company.

6. Don’t let this bad experience hold you back. Keep reaching out to others, have the courage to take risks and eventually you’ll find someone who will be a loyal friend – someone that you like and who will treat you well.

[kerrikerrilw]

Story of my life. Not exactly temporary, but necessary for now.

[svensklangblr]

swedish music with simple lyrics

some swedish music with more or less simple lyrics, vintage bc that’s what i like, the REAL classics are bolded

Ted Gärdestad - Sol, Vind och Vatten

Ted Gärdestad - Jag Vill Ha En Egen Måne

Agnetha Fältskog - S.O.S 

Agnetha Fältskog - Jag Ska Inte Fälla Några Tårar

Agnetha Fältskog - Många Gånger Än

Agnetha Fältskog - Sången Föder Dig Tillbaka

Astrid Lindgren - Idas Sommarvisa

Astrid Lindgren - Här Kommer Pippi Långstrump

ABBA - Waterloo

ABBA - Ring, Ring

ABBA - Honey, Honey

Anni Frid Lyngstad - Fernando

Anni Frid Lyngstad - Du Är Så Underbart Rar

Anni Frid Lyngstad - Ett Liv I Solen

Björn Skifs - Michelangelo (Men Så Svara Då!)

Evert Taube - Stockholmsmelodi 

Lill Lindfors - En Så’n Karl

[kerrikerrilw]

Happy 150 Canada 🇨🇦

[dagenssvenska]

Dra åt skogen

Literally: Drag to the forest (”drag” being common slang for “go”).

Meaning: Go to hell / fuck off.

[dagenssvenska]

Hon lyfter vikter / She lifts weights

[kerrikerrilw]

Ja!

[kerrikerrilw]

I hate Valentine's Day

What a cruel reminder that love is only for the elite. 😕

[animmigrantinsweden]

When I think I'm making progress with the Swedish language

[kerrikerrilw]

😂🇸🇪

[th0tchild]

[theslaybymic]

Watch: 8-year-old Daisy railed against gender norms — and Tesco is actually doing something about it.

follow @this-is-life-actually

[kerrikerrilw]

Love this kid!

[profeminist]

How ‘Supergirl’ stuntwoman Jessie Graff just made 'Ninja Warrior’ history

“Before this year, no woman had ever completed Stage 1 in the national finals of NBC’s American Ninja Warrior.

Enter: Jessie Graff, superheroine.

The 32-year-old stuntwoman, who wowed viewers by completing a top-speed Los Angeles qualifying run in a Wonder Woman outfit this year and competed on the show last year, expertly navigated the Log Grip, Propeller Bar, Jumping Spider and Warped Wall (translation: should-be-impossible obstacles) on the Las Vegas course Monday. And she had 12 seconds to spare. And she did it all in an awesome Green Lantern outfit. (She’s into superheroes — she’s done stunts on Supergirl.) And we want to be like her when we grow up.

So, we chatted with Graff, and learned six things about the most successful female Ninja Warrior competitor ever.”

Read the full piece here

GO JESSIE GO!!! Here’s her earlier performance in super-garb! First Wonder Woman, now Green Lantern!

[tastefullyoffensive]

(via sh*theadsteve)

[largishcat]

[profeminist]

TW for domestic violence, abuse, victim blaming

[profeminist]

You Should Never Tell Your Kids “He’s Mean Because He Likes You”  

[kerrikerrilw]

Thank you!

[refinery29]

#GirlLove Campaign Challenges You To End Girl-On-Girl Hate

YouTuber Lilly Singh wants women to go further than just turning off negativity; she’s asking us to compliment the women we admire. Using the hashtag #GirlLove, she’s encouraging us to call out other women we think deserve to be praised. 

SEE MORE

GIFS VIA.

[profeminist]

#GirlLove #StopGirlHate

SISTERHOOD IS POWERFUL

[kerrikerrilw]

#StopGirlHate

[xthesouthpawx]

[neo-somaliana]

[aratoamin-deactivated20180909]

IMPORTANT

[polks-deactivated20181122]

This month marks 3 years away from an abusive situation i was in for 11 years. Don’t do that to yourself. You deserve better.

[nerdycurvyboundandflirty]

So many folks know they don’t want to be abused but don’t know what healthy is. Here go, babies.

[kerrikerrilw]

Valid for any type of relationship. I'll reference this for friendship since I don't think romantic love exists or that anyone would ever be interested in me that way.

[kerrikerrilw]

I blogged about my race.