Offensive Like Handiccaped Porn

[ladyjencroft]

Well... 🤷🏻‍♀️

[ama-personal]

[airsignz]

everything about this is sending me

[albedobeheading]

SLUR?????

[grimm-jimm]

My man said “boomer” with the hard “R”.

[deathlessmax]

Sup, my Booma

[show-the-show]

[geekandmisandry]

They been calling themselves that for 50 years but now it is a problem? Ok boomer.

[t0mies-b0dy]

S L U R?????

[zodiacgem]

Where can i find these shirts??

[saturdaynight-live]

I found some here!

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[asdlflgkllggjkgjktl-deactivated]

the spanking debate isn’t all that complicated. you’re either ok with hitting small kids who are completely defenseless and literally at your mercy, or you’re not. supporting the first option makes you a bad and dangerous person, and unfit to be a parent, and im sorry to say but there’s no way around this, no excuses or loopholes. it is what it is

[transboyurameshi-blog]

I’ve told this story before and my clam chowder is getting cold but fuck it.

A couple years ago while I was working for a care center during my ece training - we had a big thing about spankings. We went around and asked children who were spanked how they felt about it and what it told them or how it made them feel.

Then when the parents were over, we anonymously read everything that was said by the children on how they view spankings and unanimously it was found that the children never saw it as a growing experience.

It was “painful” “really scary” “I thought mommy hated me now” and we often found it never actually TAUGHT the kids what they did wrong. in fact it seemed to teach them that at any moment your mommy or daddy would just haul up and smack you until you cried and said it was for your own good.

Needless to say I’m pretty sure we changed a lot of parents opinions on spanking and SHOCK OF SHOCKS actually TALKING to their children worked far better disiplinary

I even included my own story, pretending I was telling an outside story “well, I happened to know one person who’s mother only stopped spanking them cause they got tall and big real fast so they could fight back. so there’s a lot of intimidation and fear to your children.” and just - I’ll never forget the dawning look of realization on their faces

[hobbit-feels]

The most common argument I hear is, “Look, my parents spanked me and I turned out fine.” Stolen from elsewhere on the internet but now my defult response:  “No you didn’t–you think it is okay to hit little kids.”

[bluef00t]

“you talk like a smart/pretentious person” actually I just forget simple words constantly and am forced to rummage through my brain for the nearest synonym, which is usually twice as long and needlessly specific

[peachdoxie]

#see also: the exact feeling im trying to convey with my sentences doesnt get across the same way without that specific word

[spideysendslove-deactivated2021]

someone loves your vibrant "good mornings".

someone thinks your excited ramblings are cute.

someone's day improves at seeing your insanely wide smile and bright eyes.

someone looks forward to the sight of your face and the sound of your laugh.

someone thinks you're really special and precious.

i hope one day you do too.

[elencaorange]

Twitter

[unicornempire]

This is some truth laid down right here boy.

[rush-keating-deactivated2018121]

Also we’re at the point where most people who are having children are Millennials and yet conservatives still treat us like we’re still college freshmen. They claim to love mothers and families but they treat nearly all mothers as too naive and sheltered to make our own decisions much less those of children and that’s honestly very fucked up.

[fluerallinmylis]

So this above just explained everything I have been feeling since 26 but am ESPECIALLY feeling now, as I just moved and had to go through all my shit with the running thought of “this looks more like a college kid’s stuff for their first apartment and I’m a 30 y/o adult now, I should probably get rid of this even though I don’t feel like I’m NEARLY that old….”

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[theartofanimation]

Hannah Alexander  -  http://neverbirddesigns.tumblr.com  -  https://www.etsy.com/shop/neverbirddesigns  -  http://www.redbubble.com/people/neverbird  -  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChouZJ5VI49OnRAMlYKZCXA  -  https://instagram.com/hannah_alexander24

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[severlasalreves]

Te amo I love you

[youngpreciosa-deactivated201607]

[severlasalreves]

Te amo

[gaysun-deactivated20230205]

Winnie the Pooh is a fat icon tbh

[gaysun-deactivated20230205]

reminder that Winnie the Pooh wore a crop top and ate his fave food and loved himself and u can too