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A blog.

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You’re like our local hero, man. It would mean a lot.

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oh my god

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the greenest boy

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ur mom hands u a glass of orange juice. u take a sip. its not orange juice. its stirred egg yolks. u spit them all out. u ask ur mom why. she turns around. its not ur mom. its me. ur mom is gone. im ur mother now

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these old spice commercials have been getting really crazy lately 

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Cinderella (1950)

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This. This moment is the most important in the movie. This is when the Prince falls for her - he was infatuated before but he clearly thought that the reason Cinderella was around him was because he was the Prince, but when he discovered she has no clue, he realised that she stayed and talked and spent the whole night with him because she likes who he was as a person - not his title. Not only that but he liked her; we don’t know what they talked about, but we can imagine it must have been interesting and nice to last a whole night so we know she just have said something that made him want to stay around her too. That’s why he wanted to find her, not cause she was pretty (I mean the guy couldn’t even remember her face and went off a shoe for God’s sake - which gives me a theory that the Prince has Prosopagnosia AKA face blindness) but because she liked him not his title, and he liked whoever she was, rich or poor.

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The prince has face blindness and dumbass disease ok? He’s trying his best!

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Relationship goals 😂💀

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😇😇😇

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when you didnt hear what someone said

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I hope this is everyone else too!

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If you were a Disney Princess, who would you be?

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when will the straights™ understand that literally the only reason there seems to be more queer people nowadays than there were a few decades ago is because it’s relatively safER now to come out than it was in 1970 or 1933. It’s not a “trend” that young people came up with. Why is this a hard concept to grasp? being non-cis and/or non-straight was considered illegal and a mental illness. Coming out or showing any sign of queerness in public caused people to be imprisoned or put in mental institutions. And guess what, the LGBT+ community is STILL not fully accepted or treated decently in the majority of the world.

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Tears are curious things, for like earthquakes or puppet shows they can occur at any time, without any warning and without any good reason.

Lemony Snicket, The Wide Window (A Series of Unfortunate Events )

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Date a boy who boops your nose

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“One man’s junk is another man’s treasure” describes garage sales AND homosexuality.