the-girl-who—lived:

killtheveganzombie:

pixie—rose:

oikaast:

sunalwaysshining:

My how times have changed…

Change it back, CHANGE IT BACK!

I love these

I was clearly born into the wrong decade. Sigh. I think that what’s really important though, is to realize that even in this era, women were made to feel insecure about being too skinny, whereas now we feel that way about being too curvy, or essentially anything but skinny.

I’m just hoping that someday advertisements will make women feel great about looking unique, and not pressure them into conformity. 

Friggen society, man. 

my favorite color is marijuana

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geekishchic:

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castielcampbell:

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i will reblog this every time

I worked with a lady that came into work one day with no hair. No one mentioned it, no one talked about it. She was wearing a bandana so we all knew she was bald.

But I have ADD, and not so great control of my impulsiveness. Finally, near the end of the night I asked. “So… can I ask, what happened to your hairs?”

She smiled and hugged me. I was the only person with the cajones to ask. “My best friend is pregnant, already has a 4 yr old, and was diagnosed with cancer, and her boyfriend left her because it was too much. So I’ve been helping her out, being supportive. And I promised her if she started losing her hair I would shave my head too.”

“Last night she called me, crying because her hair was falling out in clumps. I told her I’d be there in 10 minutes. She shaved me first, then I her.”

It’s the most supportive thing she could think to d

I’m crying. That is the most beautiful thing I have read

YES I wish I was this strong

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