Tina Warrior Princess

formerly gingeritt

[omgthatdress]

I THINK Margot Robbie is trying to be a fashion risk-taker but like, by taking the safest risks possible? Come on, girl, it’s better to go down in spectacular flames than to go halfway and chicken out.

[tina-warriorprincess]

I logged in for the first time in years to say that this looks like the ‘After’ in a YouTube tutorial on how to make over a bridesmaids dress.

[tina-warriorprincess]

I want to start therapy.

I feel kind of... numb?... I guess.

But I don’t know if I’d get anything out of it.  I’m afraid that if I start, who ever I go see will be like ‘What the hell is wrong with you?  Why are you here?  There’s nothing wrong with you.’  

And I don’t think anything is wrong with me.  

I just feel very unmotivated and discouraged about everything going on in my life or what I would like to do.

[undertaletext]

hey wait whatever happened to the murder clowns? did that just suddenly end? i just realized ive seen nothing of that in a while

[qozxe]

one of them became president

[tina-warriorprincess]

The rest were Trump voters coming out of hiding.

[vox]

[lesbianwaves-deactivated2022021]

klaineandbiscuits:

vox:

Obama: once out of office, I’m gonna stop being polite and start getting real

Historian Doris Kearns Goodwin has a great new interview with President Obama in Vanity Fair. In the wide-ranging interview, they discuss Abraham Lincoln, Obama’s biggest regrets from his time in office, and how a visit to the pyramids reminded Obama that cable news doesn’t really matter.

But perhaps the most intriguing bit was when, in a brief discussion of Obama’s plans for his post-presidency, Obama hinted that he planned to start speaking out more like an activist than a president.

There are “things,” he told Goodwin, “that in some ways I suspect I’m able to do better out of this office.” He elaborated that because of the “institutional constraints” of the presidency, “there are things I cannot say.”

He went on to essentially say he wanted to use his post-presidential bully pulpit more like an activist than a venerable elder statesman. “There are institutional obligations I have to carry out that are important for a president of the United States to carry out, but may not always align with what I think would move the ball down the field on the issues that I care most deeply about,” he said.

And while vague, this is an intriguing hint that Obama is thinking about being a very different ex-president than we’ve been used to.

#Obama…With our blessings….Go…Kick….Some…Ass 

[libraford]

Remember that time when Pence made a last minute decision to not sign an application for a grant that would have made preschool in Indiana more accessible and help fix our crumbling infrastructure?

[libraford]

Remember that stern letter that a bunch of big businesses in Indiana wrote to Pence because he signed a law that was discouraging business from both within and without the state of Indiana?

[libraford]

Oh, and that time that Pence caused an HIV outbreak in rural Indiana because the only clinic that did HIV testing was a Planned Parenthood and his fixation on defunding reproductive rights caused it to close- even though that particular clinic didn’t even offer abortion services?

[libraford]

And then there’s the “Pence Must Go” signs all over central Indiana…

[libraford]

And who could forget the time that he planned on using taxpayer dollars to fund a news outlet because he couldn’t control the negative image surrounding him from the press.

[libraford]

What about the time that the FEC had to rewrite laws to prevent challenging candidates from using campaign funds for personal use because Mike Pence used 30% of his campaign funds on mortgage payments and golf tournaments?

[libraford]

And who else remembers when they were giving states a chance to individually tailor their Clean Energy laws to fit the needs of the state and Pence just said ‘no’ and didn’t offer any alternative?

[libraford]

Hey, what about that time that Pence stated that condoms were ‘too modern’ of a solution to HIV and STI prevention and that abstinence was the best choice?

Remember also that 49% of pregnancies in Indiana are unintended, and that out of 1000 teenagers, an average of 49 will become pregnant before they age of 19. And that STI cases have reached record rates for the state of Indiana.

[libraford]

Oh! Remember when Pence went against the advice of legal professionals and signed a good number of laws that mean that you are classified as a drug dealer (whether proven or not) if you are found with a certain quantity of drugs in your possession, and increased the minimum sentence to ten years- even when it was argued by many legal sources that the best way to combat drug use is rehabilitation and not incarceration?

[libraford]

How about the time that he campaigned heavily against raising the minimum wage to match neighboring states, even though an overwhelming majority of Hoosiers polled said that they support a $9/hr wage and approximately 93000 residents of the state bring home less than $300 a week?

[lillivati]

Or that time he stripped the office of state superintended of all its meaningful power because he didn’t like who won.  (More.)

That person being Glenda Ritz, who by the way, received more votes than Pence.

[libraford]

Of course, I thought that it needed no mention, but who could ever forget the national embarrassment that was the RFRA laws, which allowed business-owners to refuse service to people if they felt ‘religiously burdened,’ which essentially boiled down to discriminating people who are part of the LGBTQ community. 

[libraford]

And you know I’d love to rant about Mike Pence all day long, but for those of you who want a more comprehensive list of how incompetent he’s been as our governor, this one sums it up pretty nicely and has sources! 

[libraford]

Oh, but don’t take my word for it: here’s another masterpost of all this and more. 

[libraford]

And just in case you thought he was done being awful- how about the time that Pence and Trump made a visit to Louisiana despite the fact that politicians were asked NOT to visit the flooded areas for essentially photo ops because its a further strain on resources? Meanwhile, South Bend IN is currently experiencing a flood where a visit would not be a negative impact the resources, but a photo op in Baton Rouge is more important somehow. 

[libraford]

Also seemingly less important than an unwelcome photo op is the soil in East Chicago, IN- which has a lead content 30 times what is considered unsafe levels for children to be in contact with. This comes from a man whose initial decision not to run for President was based on his ‘need to focus on his home state.’ 

[libraford]

Of course, everyone remembers how the RFRA, a law that was written in the spirit of LGBTQ discrimination, was strongly protested but signed anyway. No one could have possibly guessed that people would try to use it to justify child abuse- except for literally every person who protested. 

[libraford]

But to put a little more levity in this post, Purvi Patel’s sentence of feticide has been reduced to ‘child neglect’ and she’s out of jail. So that’s good news! 

Of course, injustices like these haven’t stopped radical anti-choice laws from being signed in during the entire run of the controversy. 

[highreevecain-deactivated202502]

[liberalsarecool]

The Truancy Election

[mysharona1987]

[na-page]

60 Seconds With Darren Criss

[michonnegrimes]

Hi I’m Darren Criss, and this is 60 Seconds with me!

[black-john-lennon-archive]

That last gif, I don’t appreciate him looking at me like that and I feel personally victimized.

[adampascalfan]

[arizonarobbinsgf-deactivated201]

THIS IS THE BEST ONE

[hothleia]

SNL 11/12/16 | Cold Open - Kate McKinnon as Hillary Clinton singing “Hallelujah” by the late Leonard Cohen

[awwww-cute]

[blackandmildwithgod]

If you scroll pass this you don’t got ten dollars

[apollonne-deactivated20201016]

Need my $10

[apollonne-deactivated20201016]

Guys i literally just got tipped $10 at work

[girlbossjodiarias]

Always reblog Alexander Hamilton the tomcat.

[retrotrash-deactivated20180109]

[drtanner]

noseforahtwo:

I’ve never seen it put so succinctly.

This.

[sodomymcscurvylegs]

This is why I’m usually like: “Nah. Suffer, bitch.”

[fuckyeahnerdstuff]

[rahullkohli]

omfg!!!

[tina-warriorprincess]

To be fair, most big sisters have said this at some point.

[tea-over-rice]

[nemmica]

do you know where your polling place is?

do you know how you’re getting there?

do you know what time you’re going?

if you need time off work on election day, have you talked to your boss?

do you have snacks to pack in case there’s a line?

do you know what your state ID requirements are?

let’s do this!

[danishprince]

a game called “hamlet, kanye west, or dril” in which you are given a quote without context and subsequently must determine whether or not it originates from shakespeare’s extremely well-known tragedy hamlet, highly influential rapper/fashion mogul kanye west, or noted Weird Twitter account dril. it may sound easy but i have a feeling it’d be at least a little bit harder than it sounds

[lizawithazed]

if you think this is easy, please remember drill said “I will face god and walk backwards into hell” Kanye West said “Nothing in life is promised except death” and Hamlet said “Words! Words. WORDS.”