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Apr 01

WHAT STARTED AS AN APRIL FOOL’S JOKE

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HAS BECOME THE  MISHAPOCALYPSE

First people were just changing their Icons to:

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BUT LOOK AT WHAT HAS HAPPENED NOW:

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I LOVE ALL YOU MINIONS!

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MISHA IS EVERYONE EVERYONE IS MISHA

destielydia:

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jck-barakitty:

i felt like this was needed

jck-barakitty:

i felt like this was needed

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Mar 22

“Why is the term “friend zone” so popular when the term “unrequited love” already exists and is more accurate? I suspect it’s because it shifts the locus of responsibility. “Unrequited love” focuses on the person who has the crush. The feelings being discussed are the crushing person’s, thus the responsibility in on them to get over their crush and move on. “Friend zone”, on the other hand, focuses on the crush object’s choices. The phrase erases the agency of the crushing person. All blame for their pain is put on the crush object. “Unrequited love” is something that can happen to both sexes, but “friend zone” is a sexist concept that implies that women are solely responsible for men’s happiness, and not men themselves.” — Amanda Marcotte’s post on Feminism | Latest updates on Sulia  (via albinwonderland)

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motherfucking recipes: RECIPE MASTERPOST -

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ILL EDIT THIS SHIT AND ADD MORE AS I MAKE MORE RECIPES

MEAL

veggie fried rice

many faces of ramen

apricot/meat/cheese sandwich

grilled cheese sandwich

macaroni + tater tots

bacon/onion green beans

curried chickpeas

lentil-rice soup (boring)

Mar 15

so uhh i dont normally do selfies as a rule but im excited. so this is my interview outfit as i hopefully will be having a job interview in the not too distant future.  the jacket and the black slacks (not pictured obvs) are both from the thrift shop and the shirt is from jcp

so uhh i dont normally do selfies as a rule but im excited. so this is my interview outfit as i hopefully will be having a job interview in the not too distant future.  the jacket and the black slacks (not pictured obvs) are both from the thrift shop and the shirt is from jcp

Mar 14

alsextehgreat:

Have I ever mentioned how much I love the Supernatural crew?

alsextehgreat:

Have I ever mentioned how much I love the Supernatural crew?

reincarnation69:

Destiel & Sabriel:3

reincarnation69:

Destiel & Sabriel:3

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Mar 13

TW: RAPE Here’s a situation every woman is familiar with: some guy she knows, perhaps a casual acquaintance, perhaps just some dude at the bus stop, is obviously infatuated with her. He’s making conversation, he’s giving her the eye. She doesn’t like him. She doesn’t want to talk to him. She doesn’t want him near her. He is freaking her out. She could disobey the rules, and tell him to GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM HER, and continue screaming GET THE FUCK AWAY FROM ME every time he tries to step closer, or speak to her again. And then he will be all, “I was just talking to you! WTF!” and everybody else will be all, “Yeah, seriously, why’d you freak out at a guy just talking to you?” and refuse to offer the support she needs to be safe from dude. Or, the guy might become hostile, violent even. Ladies, you’ve seen that look, the “bitch can’t ignore me” look. It’s a source of constant confusion, as soon as you start budding breasts, that the man who just a moment ago told you how pretty you are is now calling you a stupid ugly whore, all because you didn’t get in his car.

OR

You could follow the rules. You could flirt back a little, look meek, not talk, not move away. You might have to put up with a lot more talking, you might have to put up with him trying to ask you out to lunch every day, you might even have to go out to lunch with him. You might have to deal with him copping a feel. But he won’t turn violent on you, and neither will the spectators who have watched him browbeat you into a frightened and flirtatious corner.

So we learn the rules will protect us. We learn that, when we step out of line, somebody around us might very well turn crazy. Might hurt us. And we won’t be defended by onlookers, who think we’ve provoked the crazy somehow. So, having your ass grabbed at the bus stop, having to go out to dinner with a guy you fucking can’t stand, maybe even having to fuck him once or twice, it’s a small sacrifice to avoid being ostracized, insulted, verbally abused, and possibly physically assaulted.

It’s a rude fucking awakening when a woman gets raped, and follows the rules she has been taught her whole life — doesn’t refuse to talk, doesn’t refuse to flirt, doesn’t walk away ignoring him, doesn’t hit, doesn’t scream, doesn’t fight, doesn’t raise her voice, doesn’t deny she liked kissing — and finds out after that she is now to blame for the rape. She followed the rules. The rules that were supposed to keep the rape from happening. The rules that would keep her from being fair game for verbal and physical abuse. Breaking the rules is supposed to result in punishment, not following them. For every time she lowered her voice, let go of a boundary, didn’t move away, let her needs be conveniently misinterpreted, and was given positive reinforcement and a place in society, she is now being told that all that was wrong, this one time, and she should have known that, duh.

For anybody who has ever watched the gendered social interactions of women — watched a woman get browbeaten into accepting attention she doesn’t want, watched a woman get interrupted while speaking, watched a woman deny she is upset at being insulted in public, watched a woman get grabbed because of what she was wearing, watched a woman stop arguing — and said and done nothing, you never have the right to ever ask, “Why didn’t she fight back?”

She didn’t fight back because you told her not to. Ever. Ever. You told her that was okay, and necessary, and right.

You didn’t give her a caveat. You didn’t say, “Unless…” You said, “Good for you, shutting up and backing down 99% of the time. Too bad that 1% of the time makes you a fucking whore who deserved it.”

Nobody obtains the superpower to behave dramatically differently during a frightening confrontation. Women will behave the same way they have been taught to behave in all social, professional, and sexual interactions. And they will be pretty goddamned surprised to come out the other end and find out that means they can legally be raped at any time, by just about anybody.

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http://fugitivus.wordpress.com/2009/06/26/another-post-about-rape-3/ (via seebster)

true story: it’s been proven: fighting back means you are more likely to be killed during rape. 

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Mar 10

so i just bought my ax ticket and as i was buying it i just realized….i can go to the porn and i can buy weaponry and porn…this year is gonna be the best year yet

cronyevwest:

see this shit right here? this is a fuckin template. go grab yourself some iron-on sheets from a local craft store and a pair of white boxers. smack these little scalemates as many times as you can onto one sheet of paper and print it out. then cut out the scalemates and iron em on as ya wish!
for the hardcore terezi cosplayer
finished version coming here

cronyevwest:

see this shit right here? this is a fuckin template. go grab yourself some iron-on sheets from a local craft store and a pair of white boxers. smack these little scalemates as many times as you can onto one sheet of paper and print it out. then cut out the scalemates and iron em on as ya wish!

for the hardcore terezi cosplayer

finished version coming here

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