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Koreann Martin 11/18/89 I'd call myself a musician. I am a female with female parts. Minnesota is home. Traveling & foreign films are nice. I like making people laugh. I make other peoples' problems my own. I will only take you seriously if you have good grammar. I love a good connection. "He who has a why can endure any how." - Nietzsche

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Cynthia Harper

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what are snails even trying to do

[hotelmario]

their best

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Larimar Collection ⛲😮 Also known as ~ Blue Pectolite Native to Domican Republic 🏝️ 🇩🇴 Special thanks to Jaci Pribish 👋

[koreannimal]

Gonna have to hunt some of these down next month! 😮

[koreannimal]

Broken doggie

Imgur: The magic of the Internet

pretty much me trying to figure out my life 

[afuturehome]

Cozy patio with color pop and lanterns

- Cafe Stella  

[quoted-books]

Live hard, love harder. Chase dreams, seek adventures … capture moments. Live beautifully.

Tillie Cole, A Thousand Boy Kisses (via quoted-books)

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now this is fucking beautiful.

[sanmorine]

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Incredible Sunrise | Photographer © | AOI

[koreannimal]

Perhaps this is unnecessary.

I’m not telling you how to raise your child.

But I think it's the dumbest thing when we force our daughters into the roles of being PRINCESSES. (Like the old school ones, I think Disney finally got the picture in Moana.)

gasp. Hear me out.

First of all: The princess image has a patent and a price tag. Let me remind you that from an advertising stand point, it seems like a generated jackpot that someone is benefiting from because people dress their kids like dolls they're not dolls people.

And I’m sorry. But what do princesses do?? Uh, they sleep. They, whistle some things. They dress pretty and go to balls. They lose shoes. They get locked up in towers. They whine to their fathers. They essentially long to be not princesses. They are waiting for Prince Charming.

Parents. If you want to let your girls be princesses by all means, treat them like a princess, but tell them they have got to contribute to something, ANYTHING first before they has jurisdiction over a real heap of people who don’t know what to do except follow their example.

I’m over the image Disney painted our princesses as. Helpless, damsels in distress, hoping for Prince Charming to walk in and whisp us away. Your daughters’ heart will be broken waiting for Prince Charming. They need to be prepared.

Remember to show your daughters Power Rangers and X-Men. Even that Princess Sofia show makes a kid wonder why they don’t live in a castle and have royal sleepovers. Princesses are protected by her people. Not made into a commodity or an obsession. I think we can tone it back. I think dress up is fun but so is learning self-defense.

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Yosemite National Park

[lsleofskye]

Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park

[mymodernmet]

Photographer Spends Hours on Bridges to Capture Colorful Overhead Portraits of Street Vendors

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Ghibli Movies according to the Internet (SPOILERS)

When Marnie was there: When Anna was Accidentally Gay for her Grandma

My Neighbour Totoro: 1st ever Ghibli Movie

Spirited Away: 2nd 1st ever Ghibli Movie

Princess Mononoke: Scary Deer Jesus

Pom Poko: Balls

The Cat Returns: Everyone’s Unexpected Furry Awakening

From Up On Poppy Hill: You May be My Brother But I’d Totally Do You

Ponyo: The Little Mermaid But With Kindergartners

Grave of the Fireflies: Greatest Movie Ever Made That You’ll Never Watch Again

Only Yesterday: Greatest Ghibli Movie Ever Made That Barely Anyone Has Ever Watched (j/k: Best Ending Ever)

Whisper of the Heart: I Wish My Teenage Life Was This Idyllic

Kiki’s Delivery Service: Too Many Bloomer Shots

Laputa: Castle in the Sky: Falling From Terrifying Heights: The Movie

Howl’s Moving Castle: The One With The Hot Bishounen

Tale of the Princess Kaguya: Fucking Moon People

[koreannimal]

Currently showing: Grave of the Fireflies Because a feel-good existential crisis is best when Ghibli is involved.

[iam-youis]

[iam-youis]

The last thing the men behind the curtain want is a conscious informed public capable of critical thinking. Which is why a continually fraudulent zeitgeist is output via religion, the mass media, and the educational system. They seek to keep you in a distracted, naive bubble. And they are doing a damn good job of it.

Zeitgeist: The Movie (via iam-youis)