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fresh-and-hot-tiktoks:

Art school critiques 🥴

xeduo:

tailornorata:

degenerate-perturbation:

yeah I’m a nonpracticing woman. I was raised female but I don’t really believe anymore yknow?

I’m culturally female. I don’t really believe in one true gender, but I do participate in some of the rituals I was raised in, when I feel like it. And I enjoy participating in the traditions of other genders too sometimes.

I’m only female on Christmas and Easter, for my parents.

valtsv:

watch your fucking vibes when you speak to me

reallyreallyreallytrying:

sure. blame the guy who’s a huge idiot who causes a lot of problems, again

ladytemeraire:

kintatsujo:

The real reason millenials say “Adulting” is that that if you say something is “for adult reasons” or “grown up reasons” we’ve been trained to associate that with sex and shit when we just wanna say, be vague about our chore habits

…you know I don’t think I’ve ever seen it put into words so concisely but that is exactly why I use “adulting” over any other term.

“doing adult things” = almost always a euphemism for sexy stuff (when other people say it)

“adulting” =  all the tedious things like laundry and cooking that you become responsible for as an adult

do-angels-dream-of-starry-seas:

Literally nothing hits as hard as that one tweet that goes

“This is OUR day now, and you will embrace change or die on the wrong side of history.”

Very tempted to put this as my senior quote.

lezbianz:

“coming of age” books and movies are so stupid like being a teenager isn’t about having sex and going to parties it’s about staring out your car window after hanging out with your old best friends who you haven’t seen in months and realizing that you aren’t actually friends anymore and that your childhood has been well and truly dead since you were thirteen

teenagerposts:

life is so hard when your best pal is a 9.5/10 and you’re a strong 4 with the right filter and lighting

iprayforangels:

00dani:

chizuu:

me: looks up something related to adhd / autism
every article ever: observe your child’s behavior. talk to your child about it. you know, your child that you have, because this is a condition children have. everyone knows that autistic people disappear by the time they hit 18 years of age

gotta love the implicit assumption that an autistic person couldn’t possibly be looking up information about themselves too

Me looking in the mirror: I am observing the child’s behavior. 

ghost-roads:

you know, the older i get, the more i hate cynicism. isn’t it exhausting to always be so bitter about everything? why don’t you try a little genuine kindness and understanding and maybe you’ll calm down