i’ll follow the golden rule @waterparks - Tumblr Blog

mmm what if i just started talking to the void on here again

#although i feel like i’ve changed a lot since i’ve been here #still the same monke brain tho

i hate when girls feel dumb for trying to see the best in people and then end up hurt or disappointed like no!! it’s those people that were dumb for misleading you. they took advantage of your kindness and generosity, and they’ll rot for it

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other nd people what sound effects do you make when you walk around n are understimulated i make whip crack and rocket sounds

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everyone whos saying cat noises or meowing. these are the catboys you were looking for all along. wake up people

#BIRD NOISES!!!#and boomboom boom

if i come back on tumblr i’ll just start reblogging anything and then itll be a big mushroom filled mess

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“I confront [white guilt] every year, about a month into my course on racism, among [white] students who come to me in tears because they cannot deal with the racism that goes on in their families or their home towns or their student residences. Their tears are the result of genuine anguish, care, and a desire to learn and to change. I confront similar attitudes among my colleagues, and I am similarly gratified by their concern. But those who experience white guilt need to learn three things: 1) People of colour are generally not moved by their tears, and may even see those tears as a self-indulgent expression of white privilege. It is after all a great privilege to be able to express one’s emotion openly and to be confident that one is in a cultural context where one’s feelings will be understood. 2) Guilt is paralysing. It serves no purposes; it does no good. It is not a substitute for activism. 3) White guilt is often patronizing if it leads to pity for those of colour. Pity gets in the way of sincere and meaningful human relationships, and it forestalls the frankness that meaningful relationships demand. White guilt will not change the racialized environment; it will only make the guilty feel better.”