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im so ready to be in a relationship so whenever the universe is ready hmu with a keeper

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“ummmmm ur bra strap is showing :/ ”

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First of all I love OMB, but like I’m gonna…

Stick up for my papi chulo Oscar “Spooky” Diaz, because I feel like y'all really just taking him for a bad guy on the whole Cesar vs. Latrelle thing but there is something you must understand. Oscar is trying to stick around for his baby brother and make sure that if anything happens to him Cesar can handle himself out in these streets. Because he is the little brother of a gang leader The Prophets are already checkin for him and Oscar knows this. That is why he is trying to make sure that Lil Spooky is prepared for anything and everything that could happen to him. I seen a lot of people saying that they were hoping Spooky took out Latrelle instead of pressuring Cesar to do it, but the fact is Oscar has two strikes against him and if he gets another he is going back to prison for life. In this case Cesar is going to have to stand up, because he is next in line to be leader if anything happens to his brother and the Santos will be looking at him for guidance (some of you will probably ask yourselves why it wasn’t like that when Oscar was in jail the other two times, but that is because first of all Cesar was way too young, second of all he was only affiliated and hadn’t actually been jumped into the gang, and third of all Oscar was probably constantly in contact with the gang from inside prison making sure that things got taken care of). If Oscar dies then Cesar will have to step up in that case as well, so basically what I am trying to say is that Spooky isn’t a bad guy for the whole Latrelle thing. Latrelle pulling a gun on Cesar made things very real for Spooky and he realized that he was gonna have to help is brother figure out the rules of the streets. He is just trying to secure his brother’s future like he said, because if Latrelle was really about that life he would’ve shot Cesar on sight when he pulled the gun on him the first time and because Cesar didn’t shot Latrelle when he had the chance Ruby is the one with his life on the line.

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BE MY BABY DADDY

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Bill Nye for most of his career: Imma do science for kids. Science without politics. Nice, tame science for the kiddos.

Bill Nye now:

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SNL Weekend Update: May 18th 2019, Leslie Jones on the new abortion laws

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i downloaded tik tok and made an account there’s no going back

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Requested

Billie Eilish - ilomilo

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Don’t say I’m all that matters.

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god i love christian memes im so sorry

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listen before i go - Billie Eilish

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WHEN I SAY SHOTGUN YOU SAY WEDDING

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Stefan and Elena + being the tether to each other’s humanity

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I know that the YA genre has still a ways to go before becoming truly perfect (if that’s even possible) but can we just acknowledge how far it’s come in just a few years? When I first got into it, when I was around 12/13, it was full of books like Twilight, Hush Hush, Vampire Academy, or The Fault in Our Stars: completely white and heterosexual, a lot displaying abusive relationships, misogynistic ideals, and/or racist tropes.

Now some of the most popular young adult novels are about a Black Snow White and a Chinese Cinderella, or women like a bisexual plus-size girl that’s still considered beautiful and badass by everyone who meets her and a brown girl with an incredibly deep backstory that’s usually reserved for white girls. A bisexual black guy with “superpowers” and a disabled boyfriend. We also have lesbian!Cinderella, lesbian!Hades and Persephone, a disabled MENA anti-heroine lead with a black romantic interest, a Chinese dystopian heroine, and another dystopian couple that includes two geniuses: a Native American girl and a Mongolian guy. A series inspired by West-African culture and religion. A reimagining of London where it’s brown/black people ruling. A magical, dystopian society where the heroine is a brown latina.

And that’s just off the top of my head! I’m not even thinking a lot about it! I read like half of those only this year. I KNOW that a lot of them are far from perfect, but do you guys know just how much all of this means?

Young Adult literature is always looked down on because it’s just that thing nerdy teen girls enjoy, and it’s hilarious to make fun of them, but do you know how much more enjoyable and relatable it’s becoming now, for TONS of them? YA lit has become one of the most diverse types of media out there, and despite the very real need for improvement, I’m just so happy to see it get better all the time! ~mod ara

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kids turn 13 and literally say this: