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dicksprite:

sheepheavenly:

quillpaw:

doctorfeelbad:

couragemadnessfriendshiplove:

world-shaker:

Want to collaborate on a Google Doc with Nietzsche, Shakespeare, Dostoyevsky, Dickinson, Dickens and Poe? 

Click here. Start typing. Enjoy the hilarity. 

Ninja Update: Wanna see something fun? Mention Shakespeare in a sentence and see what happens. 

Poe kept writing distinctly into my sentences so I wrote ”Edgar, you’re not funny” aND HE BLATANTLY DELETED THE NOT I AM SO DONE WITH THIS ASDFKJL

OH GOD IF YOU TYPE “EDGAR ALLAN POE” POE ADDS A :( AFTER HIS NAME PRECIOUS BABY

THIS IS THE BEST THING EVER

Dickens added something wordy and awful and so I wrote “Dickens, please, I am not paid by the word” and then he and Emily Dickenson had a fight over their own names. 

This is the best thing ever. 

I said “fuck” and Shakespeare changed it to “behest”

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(Source: infinitenap, via lacigreen)

fuckyeahsexeducation:

nadiaaboulhosn:

nevver:

1. Between infancy and first grade, boys express their emotions more readily than girls. [here]
2. Worldwide, boys aren’t any better at math than girls. [here]
3. Young men are more emotionally vulnerable to troubles in their relationships than young women are. [here]
4. Men are less rational investors than women. [here]
5. Men aren’t worse than women at reading emotional cues. [here]
6. Men monitor their partners more than women. [here]
7. Men are twice as likely as women to commit suicide after divorce. [here]
8. In anonymous settings, women are more aggressive than men. [no shit]

more

well damn.

Reblogging this because I think it’s super important when it comes to sex and relationships and how as a society we view these things to realize that everything we’ve been taught about “men” and “women” is wrong. Not just the exclusion of trans* identities or the discussion of binarism in regards to intersex and genital differences but also the way we view gender roles and even cis gender identities and biology and behavior. This affects the way people interact in relationships and during sexual conduct and also how we act in our day-to-day lives.

blankslate:

1.
no one ever congratulates you
for doing the really difficult things
like driving on the freeway or getting out of bed or
staying alive

2.
every friendship you make is a countdown
to the moment
when they finally can’t deal
with the missed calls and canceled hangouts
every…

Daniell Koepke (via internal-acceptance-movement)

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chandyrow:

keatonpickles:

annoy-mouse:

Accurate ^

fixed

Pretty much…

I’m gonna use this the next time somebody asks me why I want to work in theatre. I want to work in theatre because I like seeing the whole iceberg.

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thepoliticalnotebook:

rhrealitycheck:

U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, the newly named Chair of the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee on Personnel, pressed military officials for answers on sexual assault today during her first hearing as Subcommittee Chair and the first Senate hearing on the issue in nearly a decade.

“If you think you are achieving discipline and order with your current convening authority framework, I am sorry to say that you are wrong.  And every victim that has come in front of this committee and every story that we have heard over the weeks and months shows that we have not even begun to address this problem.”

Watch this: it’s completely glorious. 

(Source: rhrealitycheck.org, via fuckyeahfeminists)

poesdaughter:

pastelmorgue:

IT’S BACK

OMFG

(Source: kendrawcandraw, via punky-p)

This woman is AMAZING. http://herbsandhags.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/youre-not-like-rape-victim.html  (via ellielamothe)

(Source: counsellism, via punky-p)

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