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Reblog this if you would fuck one of your followers, or someone you are following, here on Tumblr...

Yeah…

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Lol I love them caramel with the cream in the middle.

Fever + candy = fun voices in my head 💕

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You look good as a blonde.

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It's funny my girlfriend has some of the same taste in clothes as you do. And hairstyle always changeing I love it.

Wake up.. I’m still me.. it’s a good day 🤘

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Good job you look amazing. Very beautiful.

Just wanted to show everyone my progress… The picture on the left is from June 2006. It’s taken ten years, but I’ve lost over 200lbs… and gone from a size 28 to a size 6. I’m 32 years old… and I’m a mother of 4. Every day is a gift. 💕

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Wow very small.

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Beats and Booty More

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My girlfriend has a mental illness also

Yr Not Sad, You Just Want Attention

What image comes to mind when you think of someone who has a mental illness? 

Yr Not Sad, You Just Want Attention by artist PJ Barker invites further questioning into the misunderstood teenage neurosis. Often, we assume that because a person looks a particular way, they must feel a specific way as well. Or, because of a person’s age, race, or gender, they are somehow incapable of feeling the true depth of certain emotions; thus resulting in harmful stereotypes such as the “overly emotional” teenage girl. Rather than treating mental disorders for what they are–normal occurrences as prevalent as the common cold–those afflicted are dismissed, shunned, and invalidated.

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Daddy’s busty lil princess👑

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