At least we stole the show

Abigail. 18. F. Bookworm. Personal and multifandom blog. 

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I have a funny thought. I'm kind of shipping Calvin Harris and Tom Hiddleston right now

I mean, who would like to see a laidback DJ and a gentleman actor dude hanging out together?

Ship name might be Tomvin?

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Okay so I’m playing this game called High School Story and it’s pretty much the Sims for you know…high school and i love it because even though it’s a sim-like 2D game that I am probably entirely too old to play, it has great things like: 

The characters can be any sexuality you want. Want them to date? They can date a guy or a girl. Want them to not? Totally cool too, they don’t need to. 

Characters can be whatever race you want, there’s different hair/face options and it’s fab. 

THEY’RE ALL FRIENDS WITH EACH OTHER even in the quests where they have issues with one another it gets resolved and they apologize like nice A+ thanks game. 

The whole message is that the school is accepting of whoever you are, and that despite your differences you can have friends in different people. 

When they have more serious quests - like eating disorders or cyber bullying - they always inform you of it and say that if you don’t want to play it because of the subject matter you can skip the quest. 

Also link you to programs such as Girls Who Code. 

All their original characters have been awesome and POC and the biggest antagonist is the white blonde guy like lmfao it’s great. 

They just added new character designs and they added in an outfit that includes a hijab. 

I haven’t taken the SATs since senior year but they have a quest that opens up when you buy the library that helps you on your SAT vocab skills so there’s that. 

Everything is free you literally every quest gives you money/books/rings you will never have to put up your own money like most app games. 

Every character is super accepting and it’s lovely 

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DHMIS Headcanons (Duck Guy/DG, Red Guy/RG, Yellow Guy/YG, and Roy)

- In which Red Guy is adopted by Duck Guy when he was a kid (and probably Yellow Guy's age) because he lost his parents due to some freak accident that RG still refuses to talk about what happened. - DG is RG's godfather. He and RG's dad are good friends since they met in college. - DG never married nor have any children and that is by choice before RG became an orphan and decided to adopt him. - DG and Roy are neighbors, so sometimes he visits his place to hang out or something. Somehow, DG and Roy always get along. - DG decided to look after YG after Roy was sent off to a mental institution after almost trying to burn their house down to the ground, which traumatized YG for that. - Roy did it due to his depression over his wife's death and that event seriously slowly deteriorated his mental health. - Roy genuinely loves his son. He just don't know how to handle him. - DG's favorite food is oats, and that's why it was always lingering around the house. - DG used to be a Science Professor in some prestigious university, hence his intelligence in Part 2. - DG sees RG and YG as his own children and he feels lucky to have them around and taking care of them. - Before DG, Roy's wife is the only one who cared, loved, and accepted him, despite his mental condition. Because of this, Roy sees her as his 'one great love'.

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Periods: Advantage and Disadvantage

Advantage: Everyone thinks that you're a badass chick that nobody should mess around no matter what. Get her pissed and you're dead at her sight. Disadvantage: But everyone also thinks that you're a crybaby bitch, even though you usually aren't.

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I'm very sick of this YA novels being bashed. Yes, some novels do portray an unrealistic view of love. That's why YA is targeted for teens in the first place. Can't you get it? Most teens have unrealistic views in love. Crushes, puppy loves, and, god forbid, insta-love. All those cliche things that you've been dreading to read in a romance novel. This age group aims to make teens relate to these characters in the novels they're reading. It makes them notice that some teens actually have something in common. That they're not the only ones who went through these problems. YA books are targeted for teens. If you just bash it, why do you care about it? At least teens are reading them. AND NOT ALL ROMANCES IN YA BOOKS ARE THAT AWFUL, FOR GOD'S SAKE! P.S. - If you think YA novels are all about annoying insta-love, I can make a list of interesting YA books that have different plots and premises, not just about love and romance. Some of them have little to romance at all. Oh, and some adult novels do have romances that made me annoyed. I know that because I've read some of them. And you have the audacity to judge YA novels when you didn't check some flaws in other age groups because you're too damn quick to judge us teens.

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I've seen this movie before. And I really don't want a remake of it, thank you. I just like how the way it was. Also, Hollywood, get some fresh new ideas. Too much remakes, too much headaches.

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Am I the only one who wanted to have all the clothes (yes, male and female) in Hollywood U and High School Story?

Seriously. Pixelberry has a cool fashion sense.

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I don’t have time for a relationship because I’m too busy obsessing over a bunch of DJs/producers I’ll never meet.

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me on a date: so what's your opinion on EDM

them: it's just noise aka fake music made on a computer

me, shoving breadsticks into my purse: so I have to leave immediately

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Heya! Ya miss me? Me, too. Got busy with college and everything, so if you’re wondering if I’m dead, I’m not, don’t worry. And for my comeback post, here are the pictures of the Addi fashion line (found in the “Addison Couture” quest, which is time-sensitive). I’m so happy that Addison finally got her wish to be a fashion designer. I always wonder that when will her designs will come to a reality. And look, they’re unexpectedly here! And the designs are actually great! And I’m so glad that I blew off my Diamonds for this. He he. ;D It’s worth it. And yeah. The guy wearing the Nevada suit from Addi is Armin, my Reality TV classmate. And the girl featured here is Ingrid, my MC and a Movie Star student. I forgot to dress her up though. Too much excitement. :/

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I actually think Ben’s tongue is like sunscreen. It’s good for your health and should be applied liberally.

Lacey Pemberton. Paper Towns by John Green (pg. 213)

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Plus Sized Character Book Recommendations

Summer ( buttermybooks ) and I ( books-cupcakes ) recently discussed how there is a lack of plus size character representation in not only young adult literature but even in adult fiction. When we do read about characters like us they are either described as one of two things a.) gross and self-loathing with no hopes of ever finding love or b.) the fat funny friend who will never amount to anything more than that. It’s really discouraging to read books like this over and over again.  Even minor plus size characters get hated on; either they’re being knocked down by bullies and mean girls or they are described as villains. We want to read a book that recognizes us. We’re tired of reading books where girls (and guys) hate themselves because of their weight. We are tired of reading books where the only time the main character can be happy is when they lose weight. Happiness doesn’t automatically happen because you lose, 10, 20, 50, or 150 pounds. We want realistic and body positivity books about plus size characters because we are tired of reading books that tell us we should hate ourselves and change to fit societies perspective of what is “normal”. 

So until we do get more representation Summer and I have compiled a list of books that feature plus sized main characters. Now not all these books fall into the same genre or category. Some of them are really positive and some aren’t – some deal with heavy issues. Some are about losing weight, some are about gaining confidence and becoming happy regardless of size. Some books are fantasy and some books are romance. We tried to find as many books as we could. 

We really hope that you enjoy these recommendations and that you can find a book that you relate to. Hopefully this list will help you find your next favorite book!  Happy reading!! 

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After I finished reading “Paper Towns” today, there are two things that came into my mind: 1. Can someone make a beer sword made out of empty beer cans for me and superglue it in my hand when I’m drunk? That would be cool. Also, I wanna see how people will react to that. 2. And can someone tell me where I could get BlueFin energy drinks? Because I want to have one. Because, holy shit, delicious blue-colored energy drinks? Game.

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Not into coffee that much, but do you guys care if that coffee is, well... that fancy?

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when you hear someone mention something youre obsessed with

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me as a father: alright kids that was a fun movie but let's talk about why it was problematic. casey, you go first.

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lgbt person: i wish the writers would say this character's sexuality in canon

straight person: wHat????? yOu meAn u wNta theM to be a ,,sTE,Erotype?? Wear MoOn BoOts???? hOw do you kNow sOMEOne is Gay?? They cAn Be NorMal Just LikE US STRai,,gHts!!!