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But like why is there still this concept that males don’t like cute mushy romantic shit and being emotionally taken care of? Just the other day I was cuddling with my boyfriend and after admiring him for awhile I told him, “Your eyes are so beautiful, they look like mini oceans” and I swear to god I heard him squeak in embarrassment and saw his cheeks actually begin to blush. Sometimes he likes being the little spoon and although I’m half his size I’m always happy to play jet pack. If he’s having a bad day he knows he can lay his head on my shoulder and just bawl his eyes out and I won’t think any less of him. Guys have emotional needs and want to feel loved and taken care of too yanno.

haha long time no see kids btw I’m getting married next month surprise

#me #love #marriage #wedding #surprise

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we’re literally floating on a tiny planet in fucking space why are we surrounded by hatred and misery. why can’t everyone just calm the fuck down and lay on some grass. the sun is a GIANT BURNING ORB why does money exist. fuck everything

Ok, so. If we’re going off the scene showing the view out the window of P. Shermans Dental Clinic, then 42 Wallaby Way is approximately here. In the middle of Sydney Harbour.

The nearest possible landmark for it to actually be would be Mrs Macquarie Rd which is clearly too far west because of the positioning of the opera house and the city in regards to the opera house.

So, confirmed: 42 Wallaby Way is a floating dental clinic.

#finding Nemo #Disney #trivia #the more you know #Sydney #42 wallaby way Sydney #finding dory #Disney trivia #movies #Pixar #Pixar movies #Pixar trivia #Taronga zoo

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Playing hokey pokey with your internal organs

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Claudia Comte, Ha Ha Ha, 2014 Bex Arts Triennale, Bex

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Having your ex husband give you away at your second wedding

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I’m tricking my students into writing a research paper by having them write an open letter and then strengthen their argument by adding evidence. They were allowed to write about anything they wanted for the first draft of their open letter, and one of my 10th grade boys decided he wanted to write about girls who only like bands because the members are cute and don’t really care about the music.

I let him do it because I’ve found that shutting down a student’s idea at the first draft stage tends to make them more obstinate about the topic. I figured we’d get to the evidence-gathering stage, he wouldn’t be able to find scholarly sources and he would change his topic.

Well lo and behold, today he comes into class and tells me he’s changing his topic. Apparently, he couldn’t find any evidence and he figured he was being kind of hypocritical because he gets really excited about athletes he doesn’t even know and the only reason that’s different than fangirls is because it’s him. He actually told me that he realized that writing that first letter would be pretty condescending. He’s going to write about LGBT rights instead.

This next generation, y’all. There’s some good stuff happening.