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theladyintweed

pussylipgloss

frankenfemme

This truck got no business being that thicc

tealass22-deactivated20201101

I shrieked

feathersandstripes

Ya Honda is in the shop and this is your rental car

What you do?

nesija

if she a 4x4 im a 4x4 😍

wonderstruck

It really drives me insane that I don’t know how people feel about me. Like am I nice??? Am I funny???? Am I mean???? Am I rude??? Am I obnoxious??? Am I dumb???? What am I????????????????????

navigorl-deactivated2017040-blog

This is so funny I want to die

waterdowntheoldelera

not being really overweight but not being thin is a weird place because you never look quite as good as your friends and you’re in that spot that everyone tells you “you’re not fat!” but doesn’t want to say you’re thin and no matter if your weight shifts you always sort of look the same to yourself and in some situations you can hide your appearance but in others its alarmingly obvious, and buying clothes is like a luck of the draw as to if you’ll look thin or huge because it feels like there isn’t an in between

cumnog

Update

lord-kitschener

sandra-afrika-deactivated201910

what flair, ingenuity and entrepreneurship

meanplastic

This was a rollercoaster

the-real-eye-to-see

This is Haru’s story:

In 1942, over 120,000 Americans of Japanese Ancestry were incarcerated in internment camps across the US.

Haru is an 89-year-old American woman of Japanese heritage who grew up in Riverside, California. She recalls how her family was put on a registry and incarcerated in an internment camp where they were forced to remain for four years. Then Haru stops talking and does something unexpected…