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Mackenzie | LA --> NYC | 21 | Instagram

[secondclassvines]

[commiepimp]

GOD so many quotable lines from this such as

“Ew yucky… that is gunk”

“It is just potatoes”

“Not the problem I was expecting, but I problem I can handle”

[tire-deyes]

Oh wow. The world straight up broke Gen Z. I thought we were bad. Oof

[tapatiopapi]

This is exactly what type of humor I imagine A.I. developing

[hmpygssy]

[decalexas]

[niuniuyork]

[candyredterezii]

got a vibe check at claires 

[abandoned-account-for-rping]

how was it

[candyredterezii]

I have 3 weeks to live

[stimman4000]

*slaps my own ass* self-care

[vaffanbungo]

Didn't Patty care about your childhood? You're telling me that girl would have lived and died for you and she didn't care about your childhood?

Exhibit B:

[vaffanbungo]

Alright you know damn well the only person asking you questions talking about "thinking of you" "I care about you" or whatever is your ex. Don't try to act like you don't know just because you wanna pretend she not the only person in the world who cares if you're ok

Exhibit A:

[vaffanbungo]

How are you and Patty by the way? Like how did you guys leave things are you guys still friends?

We don’t talk

[vaffanbungo]

When was the last time you blew a guy? Was it funnnnn?

I have yet to give a blowjob that was anywhere near as fun as eating out a girl

[vaffanbungo]

Does pineapple belong on pizza

Do titties belong in my mouth? duh

[vaffanbungo]

Do you ever think that the person who you were in an unhealthy relationship with thinks you were the part that was unhealthy? Or that maybe neither of you were bad people but maybe you both were just young or maybe inexperienced or not ready for each other and it's not that you guys were bad people but that circumstance just created a bad situation between the two of you?

Completely. We were both broken young adults that had no coping mechanisms from abusive trauma we both received in our respective childhoods. Our toxicity presented differently. She isolated me, was very possessive, sexually abusive, an alcoholic, and manipulative. I was highly critical, tried to play “fixer,” had very low self-esteem, and would invalidate her emotions (mainly because I had a hard time understanding my own). The main issue was I was trying to get away and separate myself for months before she finally would let me go and leave me alone. All the while, her followers were telling me to kill myself and that I was horrible for leaving her–which played into her manipulative tactics. 

So is she a bad person? At heart- no, I really don’t think she actively tried to hurt me. This was both of our first relationships. I think that she’s like 99% of humanity that wants to be a good person–to love, and be loved; but she and i were never shown what pure love was. Instead, she’s reflecting the love that was given to her as a child, as was I, because it was the only way we knew how. And after loving her that way, I realized how wrong my form of love was and how much I needed to change the way I express it. I hope that she has worked to fix her trauma so she can become the person thats buried underneath it all, and love the way that she is meant to. 

[mulaneysbutt]

i’m basically everyone in this

[laughconfetti]

my smile is stupid big right now

[aphrodildo]

[gahdamnpunk]

Flint. Still. Has. No. Clean. Water.

[meanplastic]

When the straight boys at school are mouthing something to you from across the class and you realise they’re just calling you faggot (x)

[sneeking]

this post put a hex on my future grand children

[kjn]

There was external factors that led to [my eating disorder]. A lot of anorexia nervosa can come from control issues or something you’ve inherited but in my case, I believe it was from external factors. I broke my back at 17 [in a car crash] and it changed my relationship with my body. It probably saved my life otherwise I’d still be anorexic now. I learned how to appreciate my body that I had taken hugely for granted and actively hurting for so long. It literally knocked some sense into me. — Jameela Jamil on society’s routine abuse of women and how it has shaped her life.