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Logan

https://mega.nz/#!z1swCB6D!3K6GipSU9Qr-YkpaPfYC2ymQ4Rba0Fmn6MicF3zyrvs

capricornluna-deactivated201810

this blog hates donald trump

pearlmarley

Look how many people hate him. I’m pretty damn happy about that 😁😁😁😁😁😁

aggressivetapdancing

I’ve never reblogged something so fast

books-n-quotes

Have you ever had to get through a day, smiling at people, talking, as if everything were normal and okay, while all the the time you felt like you were carrying a leaden weight of unhappiness inside you?

Elizabeth Wurtzel, Prozac Nation (via books-n-quotes)

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Camila Cabello x FLAUNT Magazine

gay-but-straight

I’m obsessed with this photo oh my god

lesbianpeachs

you are thirteen years old and the girl is made of flowers — soft, gentle; of quiet nights and warm blankets. you are thirteen years old and you don’t know what it means and you are afraid then, you are sixteen years old the girl is made of light warm, close; of wide smiles and midnight laughter and you are so in love with her and you know

28.3.2017 (via rosediette)

drivelikei-do

date someone who:

- makes your heart go !!!!!! - makes you genuinely happy - will never force you into anything - knows how to listen to you - doesn’t negatively judge you - has a positive impact on you - loves you for YOU

queeranne

“why do women get so upset when someone sees them in their underwear? it’s the same as a bikini, what’s the difference??”

The difference is consent. A woman who changes in a changing room, does not want to be seen by other people in underwear. That’s why she’s changing in a changing room and not in the middle of a store. A woman who goes swimming in a public place, knows that people will see her in a bikini. By entering a public area in a bikini, she consents to other people seeing her. If someone were to walk into a changing room without permission, the person using it would not have given consent. It doesn’t even matter how much the person is wearing at that time.

Yes, technically there’s hardly any difference between underwear and a bikini. But the situation and consent makes a huge difference.

queeranne

Let’s play!

imlexyandiknowit

I wish meeting girls in real life was as easy as it is for heterosexuals. I want to go into a coffee shop and write my number on a napkin without it being weird. I want to bump into someone on the street by accident and it be love at first sight. This internet culture gives me the green light when it comes to sexuality. Profiles tell me which females are gay. I wish I had the courage to effortlessly flirt. I wish I could go into a normal public space and pick up a girl. I have to travel a distance to a gay bar just to find someone similar to me while my friends get to go almost anywhere. I’m sick of staring at a phone when I just want to connect with another human being in the flesh.