I would rather die of passion than of boredom.
Vincent Van Gogh (via qodless)
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omg in english we had to write social issues we agree/disagree with some girl wrote this it is LITERALLy the best thing I’ve ever seen
This point is completely moot. I don’t remember being two, either….. that doesn’t make a two years olds life any less worthy, does it?
How come I knew someone would take this a bit too seriously? It’s called humor.
(btw I do “remember” being a fetus)
Lol.
I don’t think killing children is humorous..
Good thing that no one is joking about killing children then
Right, because abortion is such a laughing matter…. You write that abortion is one of the most difficult decisions a woman will ever have to make, yet you post a mockery like this which not only spits in the faces of women who’ve had a difficult time after abortions or are suffering through abortion regret, but unborn life, as well……
Stop, right now. Walk away. You have to have humor about difficult things so…
One more time with this kind of shit and I will put you on ignore. I don’t want to prove myself to you, I have zero desire to. If you have diffculty coming to terms with the choice others made for you (oh yes, I read your story, and that wasn’t your choice) please call exhale, see a counselor, talk to someone about it. Picking a fight with me WON’T make you feel better.
I saw this post among the slew of comments on this Planned Parenthood post regarding the decision on the after 20-week abortions ban in Arizona.
It was nice to see a conservative man standing up to the anti-choice bullies on the page.
This is what happens when a conservative meets this little thing I like to call “reality.”
(via damnsoprochoice)
Indian Gang-Rape Victim’s Attackers Charged with Murder, Protesters Push for Broader Women’s Rights
Massive trigger warnings for rape and rape culture. The victim is not named in this Jan. 3 stream, rape culture in India and in a global context is discussed.
Posting this again, as I recall a message way down in the inbox asking for some context on rape culture in India. This was from several months ago, but has some amazing interviews and resources to draw from.
23 | 6-year old: | Mommy, why is that man dressed like a lady? |
|---|---|
| Mother: | That is a lady. She was just born with the wrong body. |
| 6-year old: | How did that happen? |
| Mother: | Nobody really knows. But she's working to fix it, and that's what's important. |
| 6-year old: | Okay! *runs up to obviously self-conscious woman* |
| 6-year old: | Hey! Miss! |
| Lady: | ...yes? |
| 6-year old: | You look really pretty in your skirt! |
| Lady: | Thank you! |
| *Kid skips back to her mom, and literally everyone in the vicinity smiles* |
(Source: drunknight, via teddyswagg)
A kid was walking around school wearing this today and didn’t receive a single comment from administration.
Meanwhile, I was pulled over twice by them to mention how “incredibly short” my bottoms were.
Last time I checked, my shorts don’t reference blowjobs.
Quit sexualizing things that aren’t meant to be suggestive.
(via choosechoice)
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“In response to Abercrombie & Fitch CEO Mike Jeffries not wanting “not so cool” kids or women who wear size large to wear his company’s clothes, Greg Karber has come up with a funny and creative way to readjust the Abercrombie & Fitch brand.
He’s giving their clothes to the homeless.
After scouring his local thrift shop’s “douchebag section,” Karber heads to LA’s Skid Row to dole out the clothes among the homeless population. Watch the stunt and find out how you can be involved in one man’s troll-job on a company with some pretty unflattering business practices in the video above.”
(via estranhossonhos)
