September 2011
Crusties who want to bring alcohol everywhere
GO AWAY
August 2011
Ortho appointment was fine
what schools are you looking at going to?
Ball State University and Indiana University!
Looking at college majors instead of doing homework
DON’T WORRY
IT MAKES SENSE
OH WAIT NO IT DOESN’T
People who have/had retainers:
OK, so I haven’t worn my in a really long time - probably a couple months. I have an ortho appointment tomorrow, so I tried my retainer on and it obviously doesn’t fit correctly. It’s not too bad (I don’t think), but like I said, it’s clear that it doesn’t fit. If I wear it from now until 3 p.m. (about 15 hours, counting brief breaks), will it at least appear to fit?
IDK It’s like… people are stuck there and have to survive if things get bad. You’re from an area that’s typically safe from natural disasters and you’re purposely going to a place where a state of emergency has been declared just for cool pictures on your shitty DSLR?
I hate to break it to you, but this is the nature of mainstream journalism.
This critique doesn’t make any sense to me.
Why would anyone not want significant events documented? I can understand criticizing some photojournalists’ shitty motivations (“THESE ~EDGY~ PHOTOS ARE GONNA MAKE ME ~FAMOUS~”) but making general anti-photojournalist statements is ridiculous.
Today I almost cried because of how poorly I’m doing in English and Pre-Cal.
No matter how much I try to keep that Mark Twain quote in mind, doing badly in school always makes me feel like a piece of shit.
Teenage Dirtbag
Wheatus
wheatus-teenage dirtbag
I already have an F in Pre-Cal.
FUCK EVERYTHING.
“I like having conversations with dogs that can talk.”
— My mom
At some point this school year, I am going to make a bento lunch for myself.
Also “bento lunch” is definitely redundant but fuck y’all.
I totally do not want to take a shower.
My mom is worried that I will die alone.
“I want you to get married, but will you at least have a life partner?”
—My mom
Short person problems
At school today:
“What? Who’s wearing a Lemuria shirt?!” *look up* “Ah fuck, it’s someone I already hate.”
“What? Who’s wearing Doc Marten’s?!” *look up* “Ah fuck, it’s someone I already hate.”
“Many White reproductive activists cannot relate to the experiences of Black women. They have never had to fight for the right to be mothers, or fight for the right to keep their children off the auction block. Unless the reproduction of a woman of colour is directly sanctioned by Whiteness, it is deemed an irresponsible act. Such language continues to occur in discussions of so-called third world Brown and Black women. Mommy continues to be defined as White, middle/upper class, able bodied, straight, soccer mom in a mini van. Undocumented workers are routinely accused of having anchor babies to secure citizenship, but when this is played out in the media, they most certainly aren’t referring to the undocumented workers from countries that are considered White. They mean the dangerous Brown and Black wombs reproducing at will. Women of colour are construed as a project in need of being saved, as long as the process does not mean truly acknowledging the role that race and class have played in our continuing oppression. Innovations like the pill and Depo Provera, that have been touted as life saving, and important to the advancement of women’s rights, were tested on women of colour, long before they entered the precious bloodstreams of White women. Yet, this history is erased to praise the ability of women to control their reproductive process. Once again, advancement for women was carried on the backs of women of colour. Even as I am writing this, I wonder how many blogs dedicated to reproductive justice have ignored this story and its historical significance, because it would mean confronting the horrible truth that reproductive justice is about far more than access to birth control, the right to have an abortion and supporting Planned Parenthood; its about validating the idea that women, and by women I mean women of colour, have paid the brunt of the cost in terms of violation due to the intersection or racism and sexism.”
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A Forced Eugenics Survivor Speaks Her Truth
This is why the pro-life movement’s sudden concern for Black fetuses and it’s recent focus on the Black community is laughable, insulting, hypocritical, and downright racist.
(via squeetothegee)
After the Cult of The Fetus targeted me for sharing my story about the abortion I noticed that many of the same people attacking me for making the choice that saved my life didn’t give a damn about my two existing children. Apparently my actual responsibilities as a mother stop as soon as a child leaves my womb alive. Then again I have two sons & we all know the value placed on the lives of young black men.
(via karnythia)
10:15 Saturday Night
The Cure
Title: 10:15 Saturday Night
Artist: The Cure
Album: Boys Don’t Cry
