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Terrible influence tour Tysons, Virginia Night 2, photos and merch haul. If you know who made the stickers or bracelet please feel free to tag them! I had so much fun! I’m so glad I got to see them in person!

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Coming out Philly post ment to post it a lot earier but never did so it's here now

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@danielhowell deserves so much happiness 💛

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so proud of you and your knee happy pride 🏳️‍🌈

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so proud of @amazingphil & @danielhowell 🌈

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English grammar notes!

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follow spree !!

Guys! I want to see more studyblrs on my dash so I’m going to following back people who reblog this post ✨Only studyblrs please :)

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Illustration by Fabiola Lara

Everyone has a role to play in stopping sexual assault. Whether you do something drastic or simple, helping a friend or an absolute stranger can make a big difference.

Being a good bystander is not as hard as it might seem, and there are tons of ways to do it. To prove it to you, we’re teaming up with It’s On Us (@its-on-us) and Tumblr’s Post It Forward (@postitforward) to illustrate all the amazing ways people have stepped up for their friends.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll be collecting your true stories of successful bystander intervention and will be asking you to create art that helps illustrate how someone can step in to stop sexual assault. From January 24 through January 31, we’ll be highlighting some of those submissions right here.

Want to participate and inspire others to step in? Share a story of when you or someone you know intervened.

You can also share your own story as an illustration or submit an illustration of one of the bystander stories collected by It’s On Us by January 23 for a chance to have your art featured on Tumblr. Submit here!

To learn more about It’s On Us and to join the movement to end sexual assault visit ItsOnUs.org.

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Let’s face it, we all have those days (or weeks, or months) when we simply don’t want to study. Even though we may love the subject, either the topic is boring, or you’re tired, or you just don’t want to study for no apparent reason. But exams ruin our lives and you need to study for them, so here are some tips to power through those terrible periods of feeling like doing nothing.

Keep reading

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CARE FOR YOUR BODY LOVE YOUR BODY RESPECT YOUR BODY ♡ ♡ ♡

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Like if you want to work/study in here!

Tbh, when I looked at her room and then looked back at my room, ugh “I think I need to clean my room.”

I mean am I the only one?

(source: @marzena.marideko via Instagram)

*I do not own any of these pictures. All rights go to respective owners/creators.*

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a realistic Finals Self-Care guide because like, who’s gonna be in bed at 10pm?

(this is for everybody but especially us mental illnessy people who need to be extra self-carey so we don’t die or something)

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- Stephen Hawking

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Eminem ft. Rihanna - The monster

I’m friends with the monster that’s under my bed: Scorpio, Leo, Capricorn, Aries, Cancer, Gemini

Get along with the voices inside of my head: Taurus, Libra, Sagittarius, Pisces, Virgo, Aquarius

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11.23.16 // as soon as i got home, i did my french notes. decided to use the colors periwinkle and cream this time! btw, i also got my new glasses last week! (✿◠‿◠) FINALLY it’s thanksgiving break!! hoping to catch up on some of my favorite tv shows. but yeah, hope you’ll have a happy thanksgiving <3

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studyblrs!!!

reblog/like this post for me to check out your blog (and most likely follow)!!