Love Journey

My name is Julia, I'm genderfluid and I love k-pop, asian culture, and anything pink~ he/him, she/her ~ 92 liner ~ Multi-fandom, feminist, Infinite and Red Velvet trash ~

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Raven Tracey

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Oh my gawd

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consider this: being fat and chubby is ok and good

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Sources?

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Sources: me looking at myself and going “nice”

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You hate anime?…..Otakus get ready for war -__-….

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The above picture is called 'The Password’ by Ryan Van Dongen. It unnerves me. 

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I legitimately thought this was Benedict Cumberbatch at first glace

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me: wow i think i'm recovering well tbh i haven't had a breakdown in 2 months

mental illnesses: *jaws theme*

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Why meeting someone online isn’t weird at all:

Our generation grew up with technology and the internet 

Since we all grew up with technology, we know all about internet safety.

If you’re going to meet in person, you’re going to sure as hell confirm their identity before you do so because you’re not an idiot. 

We aren’t naive enough to believe out of billions of people on the planet, our soulmate or even best friend is going to live next door. 

Joining blogging communities involves socialization 

Gaming online with thousands of people? You’re bound to click with someone

Everyone is connected through the interwebs 

It’s easier to find someone you relate to online compared to in person 

Not everyone is trying to catfish or abduct you

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This is so important

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digipedi aesthetics ♡

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At the makeup store I worked at we used to get men coming in w their wives/girlfriends and they would often scoff at everything and one time a guy maybe in his early 50s came in w his family and while his wife & daughter were looking around, he and his son stood near the counter and he was like “don’t you wish you were a boy? Haha!” and when I asked why he replied “then you wouldn’t have to waste time with all this useless stuff!” and then went on to be like ‘lol silly vapid women ur all so vain haha’ for a while. I got sick if it eventually and was like “yeah it is a waste of time, things would be much easier if we didn’t have to worry about makeup or boring stuff like doing our hair and shaving :)))) You should probably tell your wife not to bother anymore :) because it’s such a useless waste of time :)))” and suddenly he looked really concerned and he was like “oh but shaving is for hygiene! And I mean she ENJOYS all this stuff and…she looks nice so…” and babbled for ages about how not shaving is wrong and how he prefers how his wife looks when she puts “effort” into her appearance.

So like…he was all for mocking women for “wasting time on this useless stuff” and having a good ol’ laugh about how silly and vain women are bc it made him feel superior or whatever but panicked at the thought that his wife might not “put effort” into her appearance.

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I fucking hate this about men. My father mocks me sometimes for being “vain” but then constantly goes on at me about how I need to go comb my “messy” hair and etc.

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Yikes. Men are evil

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men absolutely expect women to “put effort into our appearance”, the part they don’t like is the part where they have to see it. This is also why men like ~natural girls who are still wearing makeup but with natural shades; you have to be beautiful but you can’t let them see that it takes time, effort, energy, money and labour

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I am 100% sure this is why it’s considered “rude” or “unladylike” to put on makeup in public. 

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^

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I just… “Shaving is hygienic!” Yes… because only women contract illnesses when they don’t shave. Men don’t shave and they just amplify their “man-ness” *rolls eyes into the sun*

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The TSA made this Sikh comedian remove his turban for “safety”

Comedian Jasmeet Singh was traveling after a performance at UC Berkeley when Transportation Security Administration agents stopped him at a security checkpoint in a San Francisco. He documented the whole thing in tweets (above). Singh later explained to his followers why TSA asking a Sikh to remove his turban is not the same as asking a flier to remove his shoes.

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Kōhei Horikoshi`s valentine.

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Endless soda

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