guy:
sometimes i forget how old i am and i try to do things i used to do as a kid and i just
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#BreakingStereotypes
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Heartwarming before-and-after photos show the difference a day of love makes in the life of a rescued pet.
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Shot in the heart
Heart of someone with cancer
Heart after drug overdose
Heart of an obese person
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This plant did more in a week than most in a year.
I’m not crying. You’re crying.
You guys, this is one of my friends! I knew I would see it on here eventually!!
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I JUST WENT OUT FOR DINNER WITH SOME OF MUM’S WORK FRIENDS AND THERE WAS A GIRL MY AGE BUT SHE DIDN’T SPEAK ENGLISH VERY WELL AND SHE KEPT ASKING THINGS LIKE DO YOU LIKE RICE AND WHAT’S YOUR FAVOURITE VEGETABLE BUT THEN SHE LEANT OVER AND WAS LIKE HOW LONG ARE YOUR PERIODS AND I WAS LIKE UM 3 OR 4 DAYS???? AND SHE GOES NO I MEANT SCHOOL PERIODS AND IT WAS THE WORST MOMENT OF MY LIFE
explain this
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When Street Harassers Realize The Women They’re Catcalling Are Their Moms In Disguise
If you’ve ever wanted to tell a street harasser to stick it where the sun don’t shine, but couldn’t find the right words — don’t worry, these mamas got you covered.
A new PSA about street harassment shows what happens when men realize the women they’re catcalling are actually their mothers. Sponsored by Everlast, the PSA takes place in Lima, Peru where, as the video states, seven out of 10 women are harassed on the streets
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It doesn’t matter if you’re pretty
or plain,
tall
or short,
or have things all over your face,
because what truly matters is
what’s inside you.
this is actually the most meaningful and thoughtful post i have ever seen on tumblr
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