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i had like mad lines under my eyes and it made me look hella old lmao i had to edit them out :p

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im so new at this all over again lol. so do people like mobile friendly layouts now or wat?

are people just on mobile most of the time? because i sure as hell am and that’s mainly why i kind of stopped going on tumblr lmao.

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[tokkeki]

Belita

[sesshysfluff]

most recent selca ✨ lol I have such bad posture imma try going on more again. gonna clean out my following and start following more cute blogs 💖🌸

[sesshysfluff]

gosh seeing my old posts are so nostalgic. like my life has changed so much but in a way it’s still kind of the same. 

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lol omg it’s been like 2 years hi

[sesshysfluff]

You'd think someone who is suffering from depression and anxiety would understand when their own daughter is also possibly suffering. But nope, when someone else has is it, it's so easy for you to tell them to "just stop" and you're the only exception. Like you're the only one allowed to suffer those things. My mom think I can just stop having anxiety attacks. She thinks I can just calm down. She thinks she can trigger it and when it happens, she can tell me to just stop and fight out the devil trying to get in my head. She thinks it's the devil! Not an actual mental illness despite the fact that she's taking meds for it. I am 3 months away from giving birth to my son. My anxiety wasn't so bad in the beginning so I thought I had it all under control. But lately it's getting bad and I just hope my son is doing fine.

[pag-asaharibon]

First there were the Amerasians: those born of Filipina mothers and American servicemen who were stationed in the former U.S. military bases in the Philippines. A sizable number of the mothers worked in bars and clubs in the provinces of Clark and Subic. Number of Amerasian kids: more than 50,000. Then there were the Japinos, or Japanese-Filipinos. Number: around 200,000. They were born to Japanese fathers and Filipina mothers at a time when Japan’s economy was booming in the 80s. Many Filipinas worked as entertainers in Japan, and many Japanese visited the Philippines for business or pleasure. The stories of Amerasians and Japinos share a common thread: many were abandoned by their fathers, and the mothers struggled to raise the children by themselves. The kids became the object of discrimination, some because of their looks, most because of the stigma of their parentage. Many children went through a crisis of identity, and the dream of finding their fathers and getting paternal support was next to impossible.

Paul Henson, After Amerasians and Japinos, who are Kopinos? (via pag-asaharibon)

Apl De Ap would be considered Amerasian! In case some of y'all didn’t know.

(via thisisnotpilipinx)

[sesshysfluff]

Hey, tumblr. It’s been a while✌🏼️💋✨

[mysharona1987]

If you’re a cop who genuinely feels your life is threatened by a skinny 14 year old girl in a bikini and some other teens at a pool party  no fucking way are you cut out to be a cop.

[sesshysfluff]

hbd 2 me 🎂

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Sailor Moon S LaserDisc Covers

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