The Lunatic and The Possum
Keep Calm and Abuse the Reblog Button
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Photoset reblogged from I've Always Believed In You
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Please, don’t reblog any photos of Dan and Pana that were posted by annmak. They’re all stolen from their private Facebook accounts :/
PLEASE DO NOT REBLOG THIS PERSONS STOLEN PICS »>PANA IS REALLY PISSED AT WHAT THIS PERSON IS DOING AND WE WILL BE REPORTING IT TO TUMBLR »>THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HELP KIDS xoxo
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“Merida was the princess that countless girls and their parents were waiting for — a strong, confident, self-rescuing princess ready to set off on her next adventure with her bow at the ready. She was a princess who looked like a real girl, complete with the ‘imperfections’ that all people have.
The redesign of Merida in advance of her official induction to the Disney Princess collection does a tremendous disservice to the millions of children for whom Merida is an empowering role model who speaks to girls’ capacity to be change agents in the world rather than just trophies to be admired. Moreover, by making her skinnier, sexier and more mature in appearance, you are sending a message to girls that the original, realistic, teenage-appearing version of Merida is inferior; that for girls and women to have value — to be recognized as true princesses — they must conform to a narrow definition of beauty.”
-Petition: Disney, say no to the Merida make over @ change.org (x)
I.e. the creepy “price” Merida has to pay in order to be crowned as a “Disney princess”. (Because she’s already a princess but apparently that doesn’t meet the Disney standards or something.)
I was in Disney World in Feburary, they had Merida out and EVERYONE adored her. I saw so many little girls that wanted to be her.
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Photoset reblogged from Feuerriegel's Furys
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Photo reblogged from Literawrture
Cartier Love bracelet
“Unlike traditional bracelets, which are either wide enough to slip them over the hand onto the wrist or can readily be opened in order to put them on, the Love bracelet is designed to be opened only using a special screwdriver that is supplied with every bracelet. The screwdriver is also available in the form of a necklace, allowing the bracelet to be “locked” onto one person while the “key” is kept around the neck of another as a symbol for their commitment to their relationship.”
(Source: luxe-love)
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Link reblogged from The DIY Couturier
A while ago, I penned a fairly angry response to something circulating on the internet – the 21 Habits of Happy People. It pissed me off beyond belief, that there was an inference that if you weren’t Happy, you simply weren’t doing the right things.
I’ve had depression for as long as I can…
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Hellloooooo good lookin’! :P” *drools*
From the “Stop Looking At Me Like That Adskaljalf” Files.
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Quote reblogged from Did I think that out loud?Gentlemen. This is what rape culture is like:
Imagine you have a Rolex watch. Nice fancy Rolex, you bought it because you like the way it looks and you wanted to treat yourself. And then you get beaten and mugged and your Rolex is stolen. So you go to the police. Only, instead of investigating the crime, the police want to know why you were wearing a Rolex instead of a regular watch. Have you ever given a Rolex to anyone else? Is it possible you wanted to be mugged? Why didn’t you wear long sleeves to cover up the Rolex if you didn’t want to be mugged?
And then after that, everywhere you go, there are constant jokes about stealing your Rolex. People you don’t even know whistle at your Rolex and make jokes about cutting your hand off to get it. The media doesn’t help either; it portrays people who wear Rolexes as flamboyant assholes who secretly just want someone to come along and take that Rolex off their hands. When damn, all you wanted was to wear a nice watch without getting harassed for it. When you complain that you are starting to feel unsafe, people laugh you off and say that you are too uptight. Never mind you got violently attacked for the crime of wearing a friggin time piece.
Imagining all that? It sucks, doesn’t it.
Now imagine you could never take the Rolex off.
