That face you make when you find weird shit at stores, and then offer it to your friend.
Tracks
I’m sorry ;3; you’re just too cute~
Just had to doodle something of Ipsum ;u; the little dear. Ipsum belongs to Motok :D
havin a crush on someone and not knowing if they like you back
having a crush on someone and knowing they don’t like you back
someone having a crush on you and you don’t like them back
having a mutual friend crush
having a crush on someone who likes you back but “the timing isn’t right”
crushes
getting crushed by traffic
(Source: lllidari)
(Source: psychofactz)
Watching old animated movies with my friend OceanMavias -w- feel old because they’re all vhs xD;
but we’re starting off with The Lion King 8U then The Swan Princess, Atlantis, Beauty and the Beast, The Princess and the Goblin, Cats Don’t Dance, and Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland.
A very inaccurate hellkite speedpainting
Reblog if you have made a friend online that you would love to hang with, but they live far away.
My cat is Toothless.
Every Person With Political Power
(Source: mishawinsexster)
SHELDON IS FREAKIN ADORABLE AND I WANT TO ADOPT HIM.
SHELDON! AAAAAUGH
(Source: best-of-memes)
batsbatsbats
I SCREAMED IM SO HAPPY
Family: *insults my weight*
Family: *insults my interests*
Family: *insults my friends*
Family: *insults my music*
Family: *judges me constantly*
Family: you’re being so rude why aren’t you spending time with us
Hugging shorter people and resting your head on theirs
Hugging taller people and having your head against their chest
Hugging people your height and pressing your face against their shoulder
Hugging people and getting picked up by them
HUGGING
Not having people to hug
Giving a hug that comes off as weird
(Source: alcomol)
I believe in everything until it’s disproved. So I believe in fairies, myths, dragons. It all exists, even if it’s in your mind. Who’s to say that dreams and nightmares aren’t as real as the here and now?
We were grabbing a bite of lunch at a small cafe, in a mall, right across from a booth that sold jewelry and where ears could be pierced for a fee. A mother approaches with a little girl of six or seven years old. The little girl is clearly stating that she doesn’t want her ears pierced, that’s she’s afraid of how much it will hurt, that she doesn’t like earrings much in the first place. Her protests, her clear ‘no’ is simply not heard. The mother and two other women, who work the booth, begin chatting and trying to engage the little girl in picking out a pair of earrings. She has to wear a particular kind when the piercing is first done but she could pick out a fun pair for later.
“I don’t want my ears pierced.”
“I don’t want any earrings.”
The three adults glance at each other conspiratorially and now the pressure really begins. She will look so nice, all the other girls she knows wear earrings, the pain isn’t bad.
She, the child, sees what’s coming and starts crying. As the adults up the volume so does she, she’s crying and emitting a low wail at the same time. “I DON’T WANT MY EARS PIERCED.”
Her mother leans down and speaks to her, quietly but strongly, the only words we could hear were ‘… embarrassing me.’
We heard, then, two small screams, when the ears were pierced.
Little children learn early and often that ‘no doesn’t mean no.’
Little children learn early that no one will stand with them, even the two old men looking horrified at the events from the cafeteria.
Little girls learn early and often that their will is not their own.
No means no, yeah, right.
Most often, for kids and others without power, ”no means force.”
from “No Means Force” at Dave Hingsburger’s blog.
This is important. It doesn’t just apply to little girls and other children, though it often begins there.
For the marginalized, our “no’s” are discounted as frivolous protests, rebelliousness, or anger issues, or we don’t know what we’re talking about, or we don’t understand what’s happening.
When “no means force” we become afraid to say no.
(via k-pagination)