That Chandelier Kid

I guess I like the dance moms girls and food and hot boys

[lemonaades]

[mhmm-honeybee]

daily reminders from beyoncè.

[leapingmaddie]

How I see 18 year olds: 18.

How I see 17 year olds: 17.

How I see 16 year olds: 16.

How I see 15 year olds: 12.

How I see 14 year olds: 9.

How I see 13 year olds: 5.

How I see 12 year olds: Fetus.

[moved-to-schyphe-deactivated202]

When we say “black lives matter”, it does not imply “white lives don’t matter.”

When we say “women should be respected”, it does not imply “men should not be respected.”

When we say “there’s nothing wrong with being gay”, it does not imply “there’s something wrong with being straight.”

When we say “trans people are people” it does not imply “cis people are not people.”

Us getting rights does not mean your rights are being taken away. You are not a victim. So stop making everything about you.

[australiansanta]

do u wanna hear a story

in primary school i had like ok handwriting but apparently not good enough to get a pen license IM STILL MAD ABOUT THAT and like my teacher gave out pen licenses to everyone in the class except me and a guy called emerson anyway i came home and mum was like i have a sURPRISE FOR YOU cause she knew that day was when they were giving out pen licenses and she reached out gave me a pen with my name engraved into it and i was like …. i didnt get my pen license … and she was so sad and i was so sad and it was the worst day honestly i literally feel so sad just writing this thinking about it omg

anyway from then on my handwriting improved randomly and in high school people would always compliment me on it and teachers would be like wtf ive never seen someone write so neat and ppl would get me to write letters to the teachers for them and pretend it was their parents and like it was the BEST getting compliments on that because it was something i was so self conscious and sad about and it was like a massive fuk u to the teacher that didnt give my license to me on t he same day as like the rest of the class in grade 5

anyway moral of the story sometimes u get better at things that u were once shit at and its cool but also sometimes u stay shit but like in this case i didnt stay shit fuck yeah tbh!!!!!! i think emersons writing stayed shit tho

[fag]

why the hell did u need to get a license to write in pen…australia is so weird

[studip]

NSFW!!!! only 18+ will understand!!!!!

[jack-frost-rotg-deactivated2014]

dude im 15 and i get it

[studip]

I’m calling the cops!!! look at how perverted today’s youth is!!!!

[gothsferatu-deactivated20160519]

positivity is cool and all but repressing negative feelings is toxic to yr mind and body. dont feel guilt for having an array of emotions. its corny to fake positivity when it isnt sincere, feeling stuff even bad stuff is nothing to be guilty over. its okay to feel bad sometimes

[siafurlersource]

[leapingmaddie]

Sia’s trilogy of music videos from the album ‘1000 Forms Of Fear’, starring Maddie Ziegler » Chandelier / Elastic Heart / Big Girls Cry.

[ven0moth]

if you knew me in 7th grade I’m sorry

[the-more-u-know]

Parenting, you’re doing it right. 

[theludicrousrival]

I can only hope to be this type of parent.

[tumble-duh]

These parents make my heart melt

[tom-sits-like-a-whore-deactivat]

That last one really got me. That’s such a good idea, and bless his dad for wanting his son to not feel left out. All his friends were probably like “Look at all my candy” and Fletcher was like “LOOK AT ALL MY TOYS HAHA I GOT TOYS”

[blackcanarys-movedblogs-deactiv]

Stelena vs. Delena

[dancingzeigler-deactivated20150]

stay away griers

[universaldancing-blog]

what the fuck 

[leapingmaddie]

person: do you have a tumblr

me: yes but tell me which of my traits led you to that conclusion so i can eliminate it

[blossomq]

[dontsellmeshit]

[maddiechandelier]

I really want Maddie to get into serious acting lessons. Her facial expressions are beyond amazing, and if she could combine them with her voice, she would be booking jobs left and right within the acting industry!

[micdotcom]

#TheHomelessPeriod exposes the unique menstruation problem homeless women face 

The new campaign shines a light on homeless women who need assistance caring for their menstrual cycles. According to the Guardian, approximately 26% of people in the U.K. who receive “homelessness services” are female. But in most shelters, “sanitary ware or any kind of period ephemera is scarce,” Vice reported earlier this year. Three women have a plan to fix that.

[buddhabrand]

*people who menstruate

[fattyxpiece]

Women

[buddhabrand]

trans men and non binary people menstruate.

[pleatedjeans]