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[solace-y]

just the girly things

forcing an earing through a closed piercing

taking off tight clothes and rubbing the indents they left on your skin 

human sacrifice

homemade face masks 

[kodonaprince]

I keep wondering if the last two are related

[blacklaceandgrunge]

Why am I laughing so much at this

[roryamy]

lets play “which download link is the real one”

[lizzibennet]

FUN FACT real download links won’t move if you drag them along with your mouse so if it does drag it’s an ad!!

[lastoneout]

[pansexualpizza]

“Must have reliable transportation” = “this is how we legally discriminate against poor people who take the bus”

[courtcourttheshort]

As someone who has held several management positions with hiring responsibility, this is true. The boss at my last job informed me before I conducted my very first I interview,

“You can’t outright ask someone if they have a car or have kids. That’s technically illegal. But you need to know because sometimes they can be deal breakers. You can just say ‘Do you have reliable transportation?’ and ‘Do you have any current circumstances that could impede you from being successful at work?’

To which the last one most people fumble and would say, “Well I have kids, so sometimes they could get sick. But that’s not often.” But then your potential employer could mark it down on your interview notes nonetheless.

I thought that maybe it was just my own employer. But now I noticed that I am asked both of these almost every time I interview for a job.

Language is very sneaky. Be careful how you answer. Corporations can be snakes.

[iproposeawager]

In my businesses class my professor told us that the bus counts as reliable transportation. You do not legally have to say “I take the bus” just say “yes I do have reliable transportation” and leave it at that. Do not over share. DO NOT OVER SHARE. The second question just say no. If your kids are sick call out as if you are sick. I don’t have kids but I myself can get sick and that doesn’t hinder my ability to succeed so kids getting sick shouldn’t hinder you. When I call out I give as little info as possible. No one needs to know why you call out. They can’t ask about your “illness” because it violates HIPAA if they do. So as long as you don’t offer more info than you need to you should be okay.

[mainmanblackdynamite-deactivate]

cleophatracominatya

[dialnfornoir]

[nanafanboy-deactivated20150813]

me on my deathbed: at least i died doing what i love the most…………dying

[beingchildfree]

Abusive parents who “just did the best” they “could” are still abusive parents.

[fawkes-the-enbyphoenix]

Same goes for abusive parents who “have” their “child’s best interest at heart” or “are doing it out of love”

[rickgrimesbabyface]

I blame my baby boomer parents for my intense cheapness 

when I’m in the checkout at the grocery store and watching the total go up, I start having anxiety. like I can feel my heart start to beat faster and my hands get sweaty and I get nauseated 

spending money literally makes me sick 

[rickgrimesbabyface]

I wish this was an exaggeration but it’s not

[lolcuuute]

This resonates with me so hard. Even when I HAVE money to spend and I’m not being irresponsible, I still feel like shit spending it.

[effervescentphilanthropist]

I got this necklace at a fair recently, and it was the first thing I’ve bought outside from food and bills in the last 3 months. Like - I’ve literally restrained from buying anything that wasn’t a necessity for 3 months so far, so you would think treating myself to a pretty necklace would be fine.

No. I had such bad anxiety and guilt after buying it that I even had irrational thoughts wondering if I should return it because it was “wrong” for me to have gotten it. And I felt like I was being selfish. OVER A NECKLACE. I’ve become so paranoid over spending money because it’s so scarce that I can’t even buy a little something for myself anymore without feeling like I’m frivolous and cheap. It’s ridiculous.

[env0]

Whenever I spend more than 20 dollars on ANYTHING…

[liftybunny]

And this is why I lift lmao.

[teenage-lifter-blog]

Need to follow more lifting blogs to make up for the racist bullshiters I’ve unfollowed. Like/Reblog if you’re an active lifting blog who isn’t going to whine about the confederate flag “not being racist” or Baltimore “not being justified” and I’ll follow you for sure.

[straightwhiteboystexting]

Raise your hand if you've personally been victimized by straight white boys!

[patchoulisandwiches]

I was at the library the other day, and my daughter was playing at the Art Table with two other girls. One of the little girls’ mother was near by and said “Aren’t you girls good little artists!” 

And the third girl perked up and said “My dad’s an artist!” 

The woman smiled indulgently and says “Oh really, what kind?” 

The little girl proudly told her “He’s a tattoo artist.” 

And the woman. Oh man. Her face just twists, crumples into something nothing short of disdain, and she opens her mouth and says “That’s not…”

“An easy job,” I cut in, looking the woman in the face because really? You’re going to tell a child her dad’s not a real artist. “In fact it’s very very hard, because that art is alive forever on a person, not like on paper. And that’s scary! You have to be really good, to be a tattoo artist. Your dad must be really, really good.”

what kind of person could just try and crush a little kid like that? goddamn.

[kiss-me-lick-me-eat-me]

Do people not realize that tattoo artists have to know how to draw really well and produce straight precise lines on a moving canvas, and make the right color selection and know how to blend those colors and do proper shading, and a million other art things and no single client/canvas is the same and they have to adjust based on the pigment of the skin and where the person wants the tattoo?! What the hell

[sweetpotatofries8]

Stop stereotyping

[blonohomo]

Thaaaaank youuuu

[supermoocow-blog-blog]

RE-BLOGGING THE SHIT OUT OF THIS

[decayinginfrontofme-blog]

men get SO offended when you tell them to leave you alone. they are so entitled to women’s time, women’s space and women’s bodies that they think it’s oppression if you refuse to give them access to your time, your space and your body. 

[eatpizza-hailsatan-deactivated2]

If they get offended, they’re not men. They’re still boys.

[decayinginfrontofme-blog]

no they are not, they are men. stop excusing men’s entitlement and misogyny and stop trying to distance yourself from other men. 

[lift-craft-blog]

I always go alone now, last girl I went with would always be like ‘OOOOOH GORLLL IM FINNA JACK DIS ISH’ and I was like -_- ‘r u 4 real rn bitch’ like people are too god damned stupid to take with me unless I know they got skills.

Nonclothing

Walmart:...

[littletinylifter-blog]

person: nice gender

me: thanks it has pockets

[trilllions]

[emoastrology]

PSA SOUTHERN UNITED STATES

What Southern Pride should be: -chicken and waffles - Whataburger - horses - lake days - Dr.Pepper - biscuits and gravy - accents - fresh fruits - gorgeous sunsets - awesome scenery - small town scenes - football - sweet tea

What Southern Pride should not be: - a racist flag - racist movements and ideals

[teddytrumpet]

YES

[musiclove511]

Southern pride should be anything you’re proud of in the south…

[emoastrology]

of course!! you know, besides

a racist flag

racist movements and ideals

[candytwins]

do not support fckh8

do not support susan g komen

do not support autism speaks

do not support peta

stop supporting shitty organizations

put your money towards organizations that actually help

[accessible-social-justice]

 daggerpen:

Some additional resources:

Why fckh8 sucks

Why Susan G Komen is actually pretty shitty

Why Autism Speaks is a vile vile organization (so many trigger warnings, check the top of the post)

Why PETA does not actually support animal rights (animal harm and death warning)

instead support:

Lambda Legal (fights for LGBTQ rights on a legal standpoint in the US)

National Breast Cancer Foundation (alternative to Susan G Komen)

Autistic Self Advocacy Network (Autistic-run alternative to Autism Speaks)

Animal Welfare Institute (actually supports animal rights, unlike PETA)

It’s kind of frustrating to be given a list of things not to support without being given an alternative. NBCF and AWI are quick finds, please let me know if they’re problematic. I do not think Lambda Legal is, and I know ASAN is a fantastic support run by and for autistic people.