Badly Memed BBQ

Arikah,Airika,Airwrecka,Erikah Erica. I really don't care how you spell it. Art: artbyarikah

[terribletide]

things i love:

-space

-the ocean

things i am terrified of:

-space

-the ocean

[powerburial]

[earl-greys]

ok yeah the fact that symptoms of mental illness (bad hygine, unlivably messy bedrooms, irregular sleep schedules, constant fatigue, lack of motivation, etc) are associated with teenagers so strongly they’re stereotypes is actually really scary

no one cares about mentally ill teenagers

mental illness and the resulting misery is just a part of growing up

[axolotlspoem]

ALSO theres the “"teenage angst”“ thing and also the rebellious teenager

the teen angst is legit symptoms of mental illness like why are u normalizing ppl saying they want to die

and the teen rebel is them trying to have some independence for themselves, or realizing theyve been abused and standing up to their abusers

honestly this shit needs to stop

[agentmapal-blog]

i think you’re missing the point that parents would rather say “lol teens will be teens” than admit that they’re not doing a great job and that their kid is suffering from probably multiple mental health conditions that could be vastly helped with support and kindness instead of just brushing it under the carpet.

[photosbyjaye]

Beyond the obvious beauty and grace of our First Lady, one must consider the historic importance of this photo. Our history books sweep under the rug the fact that the White House was built by African American slaves. For the next 150 years the majority of the serving staff of the so called “people’s house” were African American. In 1901 Booker T. Washington was the first African American to be received there as a guest by Theodore Roosevelt, to the horror of Washington society. They are all at last vindicated in our first African American first family. Note…It is my humble opinion that no matter what family should occupy the White House after January 2017, and the following generations for that matter, they will never equal the style, debonair, and class as that of the Obamas. 

[themostfuniveverhad]

“first things first you’re freakishly tall it’s weird you look like a noodle” (x)

[dantiloquent]

the message in dan’s diss track is “if i’m going down, you’re going down with me”

[cringe-attacks]

this is important to take into consideration btw

[danisnotonfires]

[jilliancares]

who do i have to sell my soul to to get that ten minute video of phil attempting to wink

[micdotcom]

Watch: George Takei sends a message in Spanish about how we can defeat Trump

[joshdhn-deactivated20170531]

me: im so over my emo phase! dont worry!

mcr: *tweets video*

me:

[minato2525]

[standpoor]

this literally changed my mood 180°

[gnegar]

i can’t believe americans dedicated a whole day to a Fall Out Boy song

[tillerboomin]

SHE WENT AWF

[haramasfuq-deactivated20170109]

fuck him up sis 

[thoodleoo]

honestly fuck people who are like “lol what are you gonna do with that major” when someone says that they’re going to study something that doesn’t typically lead to a high-paying career or to globally-useful breakthroughs. like not only is that incredibly rude and disrespectful, but can we please not disvalue doing something for yourself because you enjoy it? sure maybe studying art or literature might not cure cancer or show how the universe works but it makes people happy, and it may not pay well but not everything is about making money. please just get rid of the idea that a major is only valid or useful if it leads to a well-paying job or brings measurable benefits to a large number of people.

[guidancerune]

does anyone have that “dont be racist. be like pewdiepie” pic

[axe-fx-deactivated20200722]

[punkylynne-blog]

me, using a ouija board: A... L... I... V... E...

friend: alive? ALIVE?? is it saying it's alive????

me: idk i'll keep going

me: S.. T.. A.. Y.. I.. N... A.. L.. I.. V.. E..

friend:

me: shit this is a Bee Gee board

[punkylynne-blog]

Sociologist: So in your opinion, what differentiates Millennials from the previous generations?

Millennials: Well, probably growing up in a post-9/11 and post-Bush Wars world, plus the Great Recession and the instability of our financial futures and the exposure of widespread police brutality and the corporate stranglehold on governments -

Baby boomers: Social media social media social media social media social media social media social media social media SOCIAL MEDIA