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Can’t help it if I look fabulous

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Can’t help it if I look fabulous

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bostonroll: Yohji Yamamoto fall 2006

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bostonroll:

Yohji Yamamoto fall 2006

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Horst P. Horst for Vogue, December 1950

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Horst P. Horst for Vogue, December 1950

"If you don’t understand mental illness, good. Good for you. You shouldn’t have to understand. If..."

Thu, 02 May 2013 00:05:07 -0400

“If you don’t understand mental illness, good. Good for you. You shouldn’t have to understand.

If you don’t understand why some people can’t get out of bed in the morning, good. I hope you jump out of your bed every day ready to take the world by storm.
If you don’t understand how someone could drag a blade across their skin, or bruise themselves, pick, probe, burn, then good. I hope you’re never that desperate to feel something.
If you don’t understand what would drive a girl to keep starving herself despite everything she’s lost in the process, good. I hope you stay heavy and present and real.
If you don’t understand what eating everything in your kitchen only to throw it all up solves, good. I hope you always remember that it solves nothing.
If you don’t understand why he won’t just go to rehab or church or find someone who can help him, good. I hope you always remember you have somewhere to turn.
If you don’t understand how she can put getting high above her own children, good. I hope you never fall in love with a substance that only kills you in return.
If you don’t understand how someone can keep swallowing bottles of pills, tying knots in ropes, or standing at the tops of bridges, good. I hope you’re never that desperate for relief.
If you don’t understand how people do it, good.
You’re not supposed to.
It’s all fucking sick.
It’s all fucking mental.

When you say your prayers tonight, thank God for ignorance.
It’s healthy.”

- “If You Don’t Understand” (via babyspooks)

moviesilovethemost: Probably the most adorable picture ever

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moviesilovethemost:

Probably the most adorable picture ever

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wild-earth: Newborn baby bison at Yellowstone National Park

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wild-earth:

Newborn baby bison at Yellowstone National Park

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"3 percent of the decision-making in media comes from women. That means 97 percent of how women are..."

Sun, 28 Apr 2013 14:34:07 -0400

“3 percent of the decision-making in media comes from women. That means 97 percent of how women are portrayed is decided on by men.”

- Independent Lens, PBS
“Wonder Women! The Untold Story of American Superheroines” (via ihopeyoucontinue4ever)

It also means that 97 percent of how men are portrayed in media are decided on by men. Something to remind MRAs and their ilk of when they complain about the stereotype of men as inept slobs, bad fathers, etc in media and advertising.

Men have the power. So when we men are shat on by the powers that be you don’t get to try and blame women for that.

(via karethdreams)

Also of that 3% it’s mostly white women

(via strugglingtobeheard)

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"It’s not uncommon for people to come out as gay after being in heterosexual relationships. But when..."

Sat, 27 Apr 2013 19:44:56 -0400

“It’s not uncommon for people to come out as gay after being in heterosexual relationships. But when the gay/straight binary is so enforced, these storylines become a media trope that disregards bisexuality. Because Drew is now partnered with a man, he must be gay–no one mentions the idea that Drew could be bisexual. When closeted people only have the option of coming out as gay, as opposed to bi or queer, we perpetuate two harmful tropes: that there are only two sexual orientations, and that the gender of your partner determines your sexual identity.”

- Eradicating biphobia within gay communities and gay media (via cbrachyrhynchos)