Why is it that I will say something that I think is hilarious, and no one will seem to find it nearly as funny, or at all. Well, at least I think I am funny.
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Why is it that I will say something that I think is hilarious, and no one will seem to find it nearly as funny, or at all. Well, at least I think I am funny.
Golf balls are very curious things to birds! (via Alex Baggett)
This bird is awesome. Spirit animal potential. (is that offensive to Native Americans? Is that where it came from? Hmm. Well, if it is I apologize. It only just occurred to me. Maybe instead it should be soul mate potential.)
I really dislike when a feminist tells other women that they should automatically side with or support the woman in every situation, or they are being anti-feminist, women hating and sexist.
It is sexist to say that women must only support or believe someone because they are female as well. It is sexist to both the women they are saying this to (because it takes away their ability to decide for themselves and says they cannot possibly make an educated decision, but must only make a decision based on a single trait) and it is sexist to the women they are advocating for (because its saying their only worth is that they are female, that their position and qualifications and actions don’t matter)
I will NEVER support or believe someone based solely on their sex. I will believe facts, and form my own opinion, and support or believe who I want to.
I personally, prefer Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton. I would most certainly like a female president someday in the hopefully near future, but I like him as a candidate better. This is my right. I should not be badgered to automatically support a female candidate solely because we are both women. That is not how it works.
Women have fought for the right to have their own voice and make their own decisions. And now we have a lot less men telling us what to do, and a lot more ways to break free from those barriers and choose our own paths. But, that void left by the men’s voices has not been completely filled with own voices, as it should have been. Instead, some women are trying to fill that void by telling other women what to do, and how to act. And this, in my opinion, completely undermines feminism. Feminism is about giving each of us our own voices, letting us be individuals who think as we want and do as we want. It is about letting us be equal. But, if some women are telling other women what to do, and how to feel, how then are those women equal to each other?
I hate it when I can hear my own heartbeat, or see my veins, or when I think about all the stuff that makes up my body. Because then I become over aware of everything, and more and more paranoid that something will go wrong inside me. I prefer not to think of how my body works, because it will drive me crazy with anxiety otherwise.
This video has taught me everything I know... Seriously, these songs finally have names in my head!
So I saw a post the other day of a cartoon depicting different situations in which people inevitably ask “Does that mean you are attracted to ‘such and such’?” of people who are LGBT etc, and their reactions.
And it got me thinking, why would anyone ask that of anyone? I mean, if a heterosexual person is even thinking of asking that, they might want to think to themselves “Well, I am a guy/girl, and I don’t find ALL girls/guys attractive or want to date them, so why would it be any different for anyone else just because of their preferences?”
Also, you can think someone is good looking without being attracted to them. So if a gay guy says that another guy is cute, it does not mean he wants them that way, and if he says a girl is pretty, it does not mean he is really straight or bisexual.
I really hate it when people call other people sheep. Every person forms their own opinions, and none of them are formed completely because other people believe the same thing. Nobody truly knows why any person thinks the way they do unless they are that person. It is disrespectful and insulting to refer to people this way, and if you are trying to change their mind/inform them, it will not help your case.
That moment when you’re distracted and carrying multiple things and you almost put a sock in the fridge instead of the water bottle.