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[samwlsn-archive]

Just because something works doesn’t mean that it cannot be improved

LETITIA WRIGHT 

as Shuri in Black Panther (2018)

[punktylerrjoseph]

i think we need to lay some new boundaries & go over some older ones when it comes to baby rosie.

do not make a stan account for rosie.

she can’t even talk. please don’t try to justify it by saying “it would probably make tyler and jenna happy” i highly doubt it would given how private we know both tyler and jenna to be to begin with. making a stan account for an adult is far different from making a stan account for a new born.

do not spam tyler, jenna, their family members, etc. for updates on the album OR rosie

now, i think that should really go without needing to be said, but i know there are some people out there who don’t understand. tyler and jenna are now parents to a newborn. just understand that, while they probably take a million pictures a day of their new baby girl, they do not owe you anything. music, selfies, updates, or otherwise are all things they don’t owe you. they share those things with us because they are nice enough to do so. understand they don’t have to do it.

do not go out of your way to find pictures of baby rosie from private accounts

just... don’t. even if it’s well intentioned, it’s creepy. i also think it would make jenna and ty not want to post updates on their kid. just- ya know, respect boundaries as you would with any other persons kid.

do not make fan fiction involving rosie

i do not care if the fanfic is supposed to be wholesome, i simply do not care. do not involve a damn new born in a fan fiction. change her name, change her age, just make it clear you are not writing fan fic about a real baby. just please. honestly. if you absolutely need to write something about rosie, do not fucking share it on the internet. keep that shit in your drafts.

do not share tyler’s and jenna’s home address

yes, this one is incredibly self explanatory and i believe a damn walnut understands the concept, but given the problems the clique has had in the past with not respecting tyler and jenna enough to not endanger their lives, i feel it needs to be mentioned again. do not fucking go out of your way to share where tyler, jenna, and their NEW BORN live. it’s that simple.

thank you, that is all (for now). stay respectful, stay alive.

[bloodyteeth-png]

Her name is Rosie and she’s the cutest.

[kraken-05]

Protect the sweet angel

[pantaloonwarrior]

[gurikajis]

[flighticons]

like if you save

[perioddramasource]

I would sooner be naive than insensible of feeling.

Rose Williams as Charlotte Heywood in Sanditon

[gothbyron]

oh to be a young girl in the regency era and dance with the love of my life at a ball while we are quietly staring into each other's eyes for what feels like centuries

[laurens-german]

Despite everything, I do hope you don’t regret coming to Sanditon.

[iworkatapetstore]

[animatedtext]

[just-shower-thoughts]

Lego people live in houses made out of their flesh

[fuck-you-showerthoughts]

Plastic is to the LEGO world what molecules are to us. Stop making thing weird.

[coffiend-jackalope]

It doesn’t have to be malicious to be ableism.

When you say “Aww” when you hear of someone doing something for a disabled person, that’s ableism.

When you feel inspired because you saw a story about a disabled person going on with their life “despite their disability” and you’re able bodied, that’s ableism.

When a parent of a disabled child says their child taught them so much about life and what it means to live, that’s ableism.

When disabled kids are called sweet little innocent angels just because they’re disabled, that’s ableism.

[toneyspooksloud-blog]

It can also be insisting you “help,” a disabled person with something, without asking them and despite them having decided they wanted to do it for themself.

It can be offering unsolicited advice.

It can be saying “nothing is ever as bad as it seems,” or “it could be worse.”

It can be making decisions for that person without their consent, without considering their feelings or consulting them first.

It can be setting goals and limitations for that person on their behalf, instead of letting them define their dreams and boundaries for themself.

You might think you’re doing us a favor, but all you’re doing is hurting us.  Treating disabled people like helpless children, treating them like a burden, or a lesson for your own personal growth, treating them like anything other than a person with feelings, no matter how good it makes you feel, makes us feel horrible.

Please, stop.

[omghotmemes]

George Washington gathering supplies for his planned crossing of the Delaware River (1776)

[omghotmemes]

Why isnt anyone talking about this?

[valtsv]

does anyone else remember being in, like, middle school and every adult over the age of 30 being like “drawing or writing on your hands is literally the most EVIL thing you can do and can KILL you”