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A five year old at the gas station said he liked my “bat woman” tattoo excitedly. His father condescendingly asked how many I had. I told him I had 11. He scoffed and asked how waiting tables all my life sounded and I said, “it’s alright on the weekends, but throughout the week I’m your son’s teacher.” He walked out without another word.

sexhaver

i knew a dude in college who kept an old Smirnoff bottle full of water on his desk and would casually chug straight out of it in the middle of conversations with new people in order to establish dominance

bryarly

New plan

lianabrooks

I knew girls in high school who casually kept water bottles filled with Smirnoff at their desks and drank them during class in order to survive the American school system.

dwiref

Two ways of living

chibi-fairy

pterodactuality

i love giant squid documentaries bc they’re always like “it’s just so big but we just… can’t fuckign f ind it??? ? where is this fucking squid? ? ? ?? ???”

nbkatara

honestly this post reminds me of when in avatar the last airbender the gaang goes to ba sing se to look for appa and theyre like “how hard could it be? he’s a giant bison” and then they see the sheer size of the city and realize their mistake

I don't think I'll ever be able to fall in love again.

#biggest fear #truth #heart ache #sad #text #me

bitch-media

Columbia University student Emma Sulkowicz carried her mattress across the stage at her graduation ceremony this morning. Sulkowicz and her friends have been carrying the mattress around for the whole academic year in protest of the way the school handles sexual assault issues. As New York Magazine explains, for her senior thesis in visual art, Mattress Performance (Carry That Weight), Sulkowicz vowed that she would carry her dorm-room mattress whenever she was on campus as long as her alleged rapist remained on campus. “The piece could potentially take a day, or it could go on until I graduate,” she said.

For more on the project, check out our podcast “Feminism on Campus.”

Photo by Columbia Daily Spectator.