He thrusts his fists against the posts |
And still insists he sees the ghosts
{ wear } |
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Sometimes I look at Calming Manatee posts and get all choked up because they legitimately make me feel better.
I wonder if that’s pathetic.
I don’t think so. Boggle makes me tear up on a regular basis.
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Shit just got real fast didn’t it?
choking
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i know that this is hard information to process so ive written a guide for you
how to have no gender:
- identify as not having a gender
i hope i helped! sorry the guide was so long and confusing
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aka introducing friend to your fandom
that is the most accurate depiction
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Dear Tumblr:
1. It’s not a browser hack, it’s an extension. One that is listed on the official extension pages of both Firefox and Chrome. By labeling it a hack you’re misrepresenting it to those users who don’t know better and are scaring them for no good reason.
2. You can’t blame missing e for your own failings, Tumblr. Your servers have always had issues even before this extension’s use was widespread.
3. It would be awesome if you, instead of whining about people’s use of it, worked with the developer to incorporate some on its better functionality into Tumblr itself. Or, barring that, work with the dev to ensure it works better with Tumblr instead of working against it.
4. No one would have to bombard support if you coded a better service.
5. Seriously, stop with this bullshit.
No love,
Me.
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This is one of the reasons why The Swan Princess was my favorite classical Princess movie. Odette’s main objection to marrying Derek is that he’s immature and shallow. Prior to this scene, Derek’s main objection to marrying Odette was that he “could do better” ie that she wasn’t pretty enough. Here he goes “Oh wow, you’re gorgeous! Plan the wedding!” and she’s like “Hold up, no, don’t think so, you’re a shallow immature jerk.” And then over the course of the movie he goes nuts trying to find her, her, even though he could have a hundred other beautiful princesses. His actions prove to her that he’s interested in more than her beauty, and only then does she relent and marry him - because he’s changed, her objections no longer apply. It’s not an “Oh, you saved me, sure I’ll marry you!” It’s “I’d marry you if you weren’t so shallow and immature” then he proves himself to no longer be shallow and immature and so she says “Sure, I’ll marry you now.”
It’s pretty much the best Princess movie out there.
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I live the gay lifestyle, the gay lifestyle that is often mentioned by some Republican candidates for president. For those who are unfamiliar with the lifestyle, this is a typical day:
7:00 a.m. I wake up, and just as I have done every morning since puberty, I choose to be gay today. This will come as a great relief to my gay, homosexual, male lover who lies beside me. Because being gay is a choice, our relationship is a gamble day to day. Even though we have both chosen to remain gay and to be together every day for the past 16 years, we never take anything for granted. One of us just might throw in the towel one day and give up the lifestyle.
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In response to an article published in a Puerto Rican newspaper, which described how clinical trials in Germany for an injectable hormonal contraceptive for men were stopped. Why? The side effects suffered by 1 in 10 men were too awful and consisted of depression, weight gain and acne… THOSE ARE EXACTLY THE SAME SIDE EFFECTS THAT WOMEN ON HORMONAL BIRTH CONTROL SUFFER. Damn the patriarchy.
[Image description: head of a corgi on a pink and blue alternating background. Text above reads “no hormonal contraceptives for men”. Bottom text reads “Side effects are too awful: depression, weight gain, acne, wtf”. End description]
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