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rosebudmouth-deactivated2016092

The fact that a woman who appreciates herself and loves every inch of her body and her mind is perceived as arrogant and vain whereas a woman who struggles with self esteem issue is more or less the norm and seen as modest clearly shows how society is trying to belittle woman and trick them into thinking they somehow have to feel inadequate all the time

taco-bell-rey

i bet he’s been waiting all year to post this

wsswatson

until last year i genuinely thought i saw mommy kissing santa claus was actually about the mother cheating on her husband with santa, like it never occurred to me that her husband was dressed up as santa

yesitspandapimp

deke-it-like-datsyuk

so one of the high school buses flipped over and this was the picture they used in the newspaper

johnny-3-tears

This is the best thing I’ve ever seen in my life

dank-daddy

Historians on Sexuality

Het Historian: Well, as passionate as these letters between two people of the same sex are, we can't be sure that they were anything more than friends. They can't be considered what we now call call 'gay', because obviously they were married to someone of the opposite gender and that means they were obviously heterosexual.

Queer community: *looks into the camera like they're on the Office*

rosiegbaby

head, shoulders, bees and toes

BEES?

and toes

(bees and toes)

There is no part of this diatribe that is not amazing or 100% true.

decemberdancer04

SAY IT AGAIN FOR ALL TO HEAR

animatedamerican

The line I saw a while ago that seems relevant: “There is no such thing as unskilled labor, only undervalued skills.”

I can’t find a counterexample.

mentaljen-deactivated20190625

As someone that’s worked several years in retail I can confirm this is beyond true and accurate.

kahtiihma

every friend i know in white collar jobs just sits on their asses and watches netflix at works and me and my blue collar friends bust our fucking asses for peanuts

fierceisnotenough-deactivated20

I worked retail for 9 years, and when I left I was a merchandise manager who got paid $12.50 and hour. That’s right, I was a manager who got paid what amounts to $22,000-24,000 for the year. That’s below the poverty line.

I would keep my phone on me to count my steps, and routinely would get between 11,000-13,000 steps in an 8 hour shift.

The minimum wage needs an increase bad. That is all