#whydopeople

[the-one-who-hides-her-face]

Why do people like these sheet face mask things? This deadass feels like it was stuffed in someone's cum filled vag. How is this appealing to teen girls?

[antichristangelbabes]

Questions I don’t like being asked or things I get told (all of these gems come from my dad and stepmom):

• “are we ever gonna see your hair down ever again?” (Like it’s some apocalyptic thing)

• “guess we can’t get those leggings offa ya!” (Do y’all not understand that I’m autistic and that my leggings are sensory friendly?)

• “are you brushing and flossing?” (Do you ask my brother and sister this too?)

• “have you showered today?” (Also— is this a question you ask my siblings? If you don’t ask them, do NOT ask me. FUCK. OFF).

• “I just want you to be happy and healthy” (that one is so old that the dinosaurs have shat on it. Just empty words now)

• “do you clean yourself well enough?” (What the actual?!)

• “you’re gonna feel so much better when you lose all this weight” (whenever I talk about ANY health issue. ANY DAMN ONE)

• “your weight is impacting your health” (according to you, maybe. No it fucking isn’t. It just makes YOU feel squirmy and uncomfortable. Good. I hope it does)

Rant finished

[catalawonderland]

Can we discuss entitlement?

Yesterday I was driving and was indicating left on a crossroads. My light was green, I had right of way and as I turned the corner two pedestrians walked out into the road without even looking at what was coming. I beeped my horn as if I’d have been going any faster I might have hit them (and the law would’ve seen it as my fault). The couple were a middle-aged man and woman and when I beeped my horn the man turned around and stopped in the middle of the road (I could get past, he was on the other side at this point), raised his arms as if to say ‘and what’ and continued staring at me as if it was my problem that I didn’t understand that he had to cross the road without looking at who had right of way. Funnily enough, the woman continued walking.

I am annoyed at myself for how much this bothered me but it got me thinking about this sense of entitlement that so many people have nowadays.

This week I have been performing in a show and in the rehearsal room I hear ‘as long as my costume fits then I don’t care about anyone else’. Last month I was driving in London and cars are pushing into massive queues because they know you’ll move - if you don’t, they will damage your car. I see people all the time pushing in front and pushing themselves to get things first or to go first because they think their agenda is so much more important than everyone elses. A couple of days ago I organised a social event for the cast and crew of the show to which everyone was invited; some people decided not to come and when I put a picture up of everyone who attended with a figure of speech caption of ‘the cast’ one of my friends felt the need to comment ‘*some of the cast’ even though this friend had been invited but just had to let me know (as if I didn’t already) that not everyone was there and that they were entitled to be acknowledged in their absence and to try and make me feel like a bad person for their decision.

Where did this huge sense of entitlement come from and why do so many people act like selfish arseholes nowadays?

Be kind. Be courteous. Look before you cross the road. Help others. A problem isn’t solved until a solution is offered for all. Be selfless. Be human.

[tapow21]

People think it's a joke when I say I wish I could just sleep forever... Yea haha

[carlybarley]

Why is it that some people get so angry that they take it out on everyone else around them? Sorry you had a bad experience, it isn't my fault so go be rude to someone deserving...

[foliques]

happy birthdaaay :)

Thank you lovely :)

[tmhardy-blog]

you have a wonderful url :)

thanks! <3

[veinslikeclouds]

I hate how people quickly analyze situations and judge that there is only one possible outcome. What if there is an exception? Think.