[i-have-no-gender-only-rage]

did our minecraft double bed mean nothing to you

[emmettmccartycullen]

Bella: *minding her own business in the school parking lot unknowingly about to get hit by a car*

Edward: *sprinting across the parking lot to save her* nooo don’t die you’re so sexy aha

[babyangel-jpg]

[ray-winters-sings-deactivated20]

Genuinely one of the funniest things I’ve ever seen

[my-feminism]

In the Netherlands, abortion is freely available on demand. Yet the Netherlands boasts the lowest abortion rate in the world, about 6 abortions per 1000 women per year, and the complication and death rates for abortion are miniscule. How do they do it? First of all, contraception is widely available and free — it’s covered by the national health insurance plan. Holland also carries out extensive public education on contraception, family planning, and sexuality. An ethic of personal responsibility for one’s sexual activity is strongly promoted. Of course, some people say that teaching kids about sex and contraception will only encourage them to have lots of sex. But Dutch teenagers tend to have less frequent sex, starting at an older age, than American teenagers, and the Dutch teenage pregnancy rate is 9 times lower than in the U.S.

[teratomarty]

I endorse evidence-based medicine, and evidence-based activism.

[anxietyproblem]

[thaibrator]

If you don’t pee after sex you’re gonna get an HDMI like it’s just that simple ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[emotiona1shorty]

[etica]

[mysharona1987]

[bang]

[veryfunnymemes]

[chrissongzzz]

[memewhore]

[c-bassmeow]

[thegaythirtysomething]

Medicine should never have been privatized in the first place. The concept of profiting off of human desperation and the need for life-saving medicine is, philosophically, intrinsically, and morally wrong both as a fundamental concept and in practice. The fact that Martin Shkreli was ever able to buy an AIDS drug and increase its price 5000% is indicative of a problem even bigger than a truly evil, despicable, and selfish human being; it is indicative of the problem of the current system of for-profit pharmaceuticals with obviously inadequate price regulation.

[meanplastic]

me: hi! how are you today :)

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