men with earrings are just men without earrings with earrings
I can’t stop thinking about how men with earrings are just men without earrings with earrings

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men with earrings are just men without earrings with earrings
I can’t stop thinking about how men with earrings are just men without earrings with earrings
Put a pancake on a girl’s head when she’s asleep to keep her warm and safe.
I was at a concert but the merch stand was a Hot Topic and there was only a bowl of $50 plastic rings and a stack of t-shirts in size XXXL exclusively that had nothing to do with the band and when I asked the cashier (who had lots of piercings and bright orange hair) if the shirts were related to the band, she just snapped “No!” at me and then I bought 2.
This reads like a John Mulaney stand up
You know what’s wild? Remembering that children hear things for the first time without context and are literally like, “What?”
I just said “See you later, alligator” to a four-year-old and I think it was the first time they had ever heard that. They froze in their tracks, looked at me completely bewildered then replied, “See you later, chicken” and kept walking.
My friend’s four-year-old put on a backyard puppet show for me, the sole audience member.
Halfway through the show, she asked me if I liked it, and I replied, “I can’t wait to see what happens next! I’m on the edge of my seat!”
Hearing this, she carefully put down her puppets, came over to where I was sitting, and explained, “You can use the whole seat. It’s more comfy.”
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exfoliated 2 hard and scrubbed my face entirely off and am currently looking forward to experiencing the world without the weight of being perceived. i will miss lipgloss tho
Why is this so funny skdkska
a rating of all the frogs in my neighbors’ frog-themed bathroom
very round and good! his face shows an emotion that i can’t quite describe. 10/10
here we have an arts and crafts frog! he has a nice figure but his lack of eyes is unsettling. 6/10
this is a truly excellent frog, he’s going places and he doesn’t care how long it takes. 12/10 for realism.
this frog looks like he’s having a cheeky little giggle at you for being in the bathroom for so long. something about him unsettles me. 2/10
this is the woodchime frog. he watches you smugly. i don’t like how he’s watching me, 5/10 because he’s kinda cute anyway
i hate it. 0/10
this fellow is perched right next to the toilet. one eye stares directly at your back, while the other looks at the wall. 6/10 good frog shape but still very unsettling
a truly excellent pair of comrades! double frog points 20/10
it’s Awful. -5/10
I can’t believe that men, for centuries, had the audacity to look at women and think we’re dumber than them.
My noodle is 7
The Anatomical Crocheting Of Canadian Artist Shanell Papp
emotionally I’m in crisis bc I don’t know which one I believe is more truthful… this is like coming across the two-faced god who asks you which face is lying..
I thought of poetry, and sometimes still do, as a puzzle where I’m filling in the pieces to get to a certain emotion or idea. So I can’t quite turn off the part of my brain that wants to solve a thing, but now I’m using words to get there.
Eloisa Amezcua, interviewed by Jessica Hopper for The Creative Independent (via bostonpoetryslam)