skulllflower:

Ya’ll better give Dumplin’ the same treatment as To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before. Dumplin’ is about a fat girl who doesn’t hate herself and enters into a beauty pageant as a form of rebellion. It has another fat girl and a gay girl in it. It has drag queens and a cute boy as well. 

So go watch Dumplin’ because the second book deserves to be made into a movie as well. 

boringangel:

niqabisinparis:

snout:

hey everybody who’s in high school rn, in less than ten years its literally going to feel like a bad dream. like its not gonna feel even vaguely real. hang in there

not even ten years. like 3 days after graduation

ten mins after u walk out

(via perks-of-being-chinese)

mars-lesbian:

“What a generous thought. That you are already what you’ve always wanted to be, and all you have to do is let go of the parts that are keeping you from that. But letting go is so terribly hard. I admit I have tried everyday. All the time. I want to let go. It’s not that I’m still holding on– it’s holding on to me.”

— marsarchives (via wnq-writers)

(via sitcomlesbian)

thestateonmtv:

I think we should delete the internet so boobs are more special, like more people would appreciate boobs like a farmer in the 1800s

(via sitcomlesbian)

brainstatic:

I hate this notion that universities need to let literally anyone speak or else you’re stifling knowledge. Here’s something that stifles knowledge: having to explain very basic things over and over. If you let someone barge into a medical laboratory and yell “everyone stop what you’re doing and prove to me that germs exist”, that’s stifling knowledge. Shutting everything down so that a neo-nazi can calmly ask whether black people are people does not enrich a learning environment in any way, It drags everything down and exhausts everyone. Free speech absolutism is crude and unsophisticated, we need to acknowledge that sometimes speech has deleterious effects on the free speech of others.

(via cntnd)

megapope:

the most frightening type of person is people who are Really Into Disney

(via sitcomlesbian)

yourfaveisilluminati:

trapcard:

it’s always so funny learning about the Great Depression in grade school cuz they don’t ever talk about how latinx and Hispanic people were lowkey deported to Mexico even if they weren’t Mexican and how the depression was literally twice as worse for black people who were the first fired and last hired. like educators always report these tragedies by how they impacted whites UNLESS you are in a class like AA studies or something.

This is the truth. The experiences of poc have been outright erased from history in US public education. The white experience is labeled as universal in order to cover up white crimes and to keep white kids ignorant so that we uphold white supremacy throughout our lives.

(via sitcomlesbian)

sapphicdalliances:

it’s okay straight people, you make me uncomfortable too

(via tbh-people-scare-me-deactivated)

lohver:

do you ever wonder how many strangers hate you because of how someone else described you to them

(via c-teardrops)

winemom-culture:

If animal crossing was real life

Me to my friend: hey man you wanna hang out?

Friend: yeah…. but hey can you do me a favor first

Me: sure what’s up

Friend: I need some bugs dude

Me: w..wha

Friend: bugs

(via msaliviamarie)

thehotgirlproject:

castielsteenwolf:

yourspookyginger:

my anxiety has a loophole that if somebody is else is equally or more uncomfortable I develop the sudden ability to Do The Thing

i cant go and ask for more ketchup for myself but if my friend wants more ketchup im out of my seat in a second

The mom friend override

(via b3byb33)