Something for the rest

This is my non-fangirl-safe blog; because we can't all be awesome fangirls and that's ok.

fornowjustcarryon:

farfromourvices:

A writer for the new york times interviewed a series of people who had survived jumping off the golden gate bridge. Every person she interviewed admitted that about two thirds of the way down, they realized that every seemingly meaningless problem that caused them to jump was fixable.

Every single one.

this gave me chills.

Reblogging this again because it matters.

(Source: waste-it-dreaming, via the-science-of-destruction)

On the other hand, a lot of anti-makeup sentiment– particularly anything that starts talking about how “frivolous” and “shallow” makeup is– is also misogynistic and femmephobic. Makeup is a form of visual art. If making your face beautiful is shallow, so is making a canvas beautiful or a block of marble or a hunk of plastic. If you understand why someone would feel satisfied and happy when they make a gorgeous print, you understand why someone would feel satisfied and happy when their makeup looks perfect. I do not think it is accidental that the form of visual art almost entirely practiced by women is the one that gets accused of frivolity and where the talent exhibited by many of the artists is ignored or denigrated.

chillthoughts:

i don’t understand why people need to do drugs or party in order to have fun have you tried mac n cheese

(via wildlinging)

No one is a slut. “Slut” is a made-up word to keep women from having as much fun as men. A person who enjoys sex is just a person and a person who is a virgin is also just a person and everyone should lay off each other’s sex lives. Retire the word “slut” please.

sushisempai: Please, could this start now? Cus it’s 1:30 in the morning and I don’t want to go to work tomorrow.

sushisempai:

Please, could this start now? Cus it’s 1:30 in the morning and I don’t want to go to work tomorrow.