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bratfestclub

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#music #they sample this on the new drake joint #goddd what a throwback

mysharona1987

yassmines

“I was under the influence…”

oh-my-hell

depression simulator (for neurotypicals)

1. record yourself saying "You're fucking worthless" 2. superglue earbuds into your ears 3. play that recording on loop until you want to kill yourself

#mental health #tw suicide #depression #tw death

femcassidy

me, to my room mate susan: hey, i’m taking a picture of the apartment now that we have everything set up! say “cheese”!

my room mate, susan sontag: To take a photograph is to participate in another person’s mortality, vulnerability, mutability. Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time’s relentless melt.

me:

catkingsart

tokyo-fashion

It’s Gonna Get Loud - Photographer Gin Satoh sheds light on Tokyo’s 1980s Underground Noise Scene in new London exhibition. Article at Huck Magazine

demiiwhiffin

brucebocchi

I was gonna be all “you can put words in any order you want” but i can’t even argue with this

He rather use the same amount of money to play golf than provide poor people with food. That’s all you need to know about America’s President.

aphroditeslips

it’s really such an important statistic that meals on wheels needs 3 million to run for an entire year and he’s spent that eight times over since he took office AND he wants to defund it??? i just????????????????

micdotcom

Japan’s Tomoya Hosoda may be first out trans man elected to public office in the world

Tomoya Hosoda was recently elected a councillor in the city of Iruma, Japan. According to Gay Star News, the 25-year-old is the first transgender man elected to public office in the world.

Hosoda came out as transgender while studying at Teikyo University. Now graduated with a degree in medical science, Hosoda will fill one of Iruma’s 22 city-councillor seats in his new position. Read more. (3/18/17, 12:30 PM)

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Note: Hosada is the second out trans politician to be elected in Japan, after Kamikawa Aya in 2003. New Zealand’s Georgina Beyer was the world’s first out trans member of parliament in 1999. (via Gay Star News)