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bare your teeth im bree & im the real slim shady

[necromancier-deactivated2019120]

how to adult:

make lots of lists

make your bed

send lots of emails and only cry maximum 5 minutes before making phone calls

scream only mildly internally when strangers talk to you

laundry sometimes

[wordsnquotes]

I discovered that I am tired of being a person. Not just tired of being the person I was, but any person at all.

Susan Sontag (via wordsnquotes)

[black-to-the-bones-deactivated2]

Woman with Asperger’s who touched millions with viral video shot dead by police in Arizona

A woman with Asperger’s who posted a touching viral video with her service dog last summer has been shot dead by police.

Danielle Jacobs was killed by Mesa, Arizona, officers on Thursday after they arrived at her apartment for a suicide call around 11 a.m., her mother Stacia confirmed to the Daily News.

Police told local media that the 24-year-old came at them with a knife and they fired in self-defense.

Jacobs had garnered international attention last year for posting a courageous video where she sobs as her loving dog Samson provided comfort during a meltdown and used his paws to stop her hitting herself.

“This is what having Asperger’s like,” she wrote alongside the clip, and told the Huffington Post, “When I have a meltdown, I often have self-injurious behavior and I often self-harm.”

The video has been made private, though up until three days before her death she posted videos of the canine comforting her during outbreaks of anxiety.

So from what I’m gathering from the information given is: in this day and age, with all the resources afforded our law enforcement, they still choose to shoot rather than using a less lethal way to disarm a mentally distraught woman with a knife. It’s like they were just reinforcing her suicide. She went at them with a knife knowing how they would respond because, she wanted to die. So that’s what happened. She brought a knife to a gun fight. There were other ways to take her down and get her help rather than shooting to kill.

[turntablefuneral]

NOTE: His name was Kayden Clarke. Kayden was a trans man, not a woman as the mainstream media is reporting. Kayden faced severe transphobia and had his access to testosterone blocked by his transphobic psychiatrist, who refused to prescribe it. Kayden Clarke was suicidal and depressed, weighed on by his gender dysphoria. He is a casualty of transphobia and ableism and police militarism, and the least we can do is respect who he was.

[teababe27]

I reblogged this earlier, please reblog this version instead.

[capacity]

leona lewis didnt have to do that 2 me w bleeding love i was too young to have those feelings

[poolsofsorrow-wavvesofjoy]

late 80s johnny depp is having none of ur rape culture bullshit

[bibliotheksbewohnerin]

things that still freak me out: those sinks americans have in their kitchens that you can destroy stuff with

[kittenesque-blog]

is that too say that garbage disposals are strictly american?????

[godshideouscreation]

Lmfaoooo is this for real??

[lceburgs]

im actually laughing so hard at this

[leonardo-dicaprisun]

tHE GUY WITH THE CAMERA HAS THE PUREST CANADIAN ACCENT I’VE EVER HEARD OMFG

[sexytimesonfire]

Canadians are weird

[fightmesquidward-deactivated201]

is that big girls dont cry playing in the background

[killer-squirtle]

As a Canadian, I can verify this

[ambris]

THAT DOESN’T SEEM PHYSICALLY POSSIBLE

[onlyblackgirl]

What the fuck.

[moda-pura]

[all-aboutqoqo]

“We dressed up as the book Madeline, with six people dressed up as her and me as Ms. Clavel, their teacher. One of the Madelines, however, was the truly special one…the one with the beard, that is. Our experience was hysterical—I’d walk all the girls (and one guy) down the street in two straight lines. Guys would be walking the other way, whistling or hollering at all the pretty ladies. Then, as they got to the back of the line, they’d see my friend Brennan, then they’d see me, and I could tell that they were suddenly wondering if ALL the Madelines were men.”

[emes]

the last sentence

[wasarahbi]

lmao what

[galactic-kat]

There will never be a time when I don’t reblog this because it is my fave.

[will-work-for-spoons]

the weirdest thing about 2016 is that there’s a chance we could actually have our first female president…and i’m praying to god that we elect an old white dude instead

[maendorongddoddot]

[purplebuddhaproject]

Remember that all through history, there have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they seem invincible. But in the end, they always fall. Always.

Mahatma Gandhi (via purplebuddhaproject)

[greenisneon]

School system today

Earlier this month a guy at my school got caught with weed and was expelled. A week ago a guy raped a girl during school hours on school property and all he got was a warning.

[bl0ging]

this needs more awareness

[evidence0nfire]

This happened at my school too. My principle spent two hours trying to convince me to tell the cops it was my friend (the victim)s fault.

[listhacks]

Rape Prevention Hacks. Remember IT IS NOT A WOMAN’S RESPONSIBILITY TO PREVENT RAPE. However, women should be empowered with any tools in order to protect themselves. If you like this list follow ListHacks for more

[vagabond-named-veli]

Why did I never know these existed?

[bitchhitsally]

all of these are incredible 

[c0deinee]

Do simple shit for your significant other. Send them songs you like, tell them they look good, write them dumb little notes, buy them their favorite candy, tell them corny jokes, watch their favorite show with them, etc.

[sizvideos]

This new comedy called “The Skinny”, will make you change the way you think about eating disorders - Full video

[gemompel-deactivated20231003]

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Don’t tell me that they’re all the same ‘Cause even the sound of his name Carries me over their reach Back to some golden beach Where only he remains

[purplebuddhaproject]

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