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[harrehmadness]

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[sirgawin]

#this. this is the hottest mac.

[guooey]

[blaugr4na]

reblog for eternal happiness, wealth, clear skin, and good fortune

[ourheroictommo]

I wish everybody luck. Of course, I want them to do well - if everyone sucks, then no one's gonna come and watch One Direction again. I want everybody to be great.

Liam on the other 1D boys’ solo careers

[squimp]

do you think they serve grilled cheese at quarks if so do you think its like an actually good grilled cheese... or is it shite... i feel like quarks the kinda guy whod serve up a mean grilled cheese. or is it just me. hello?

[m-e-w-666]

Jon mag 197:

Martin mag 198:

Melanie mag 199:

Basira/Georgie mag 200:

[harrehmadness]

Backstage @ Apple Music Festival 2015 • Made In The A.M. (Deluxe Edition)

[asukaaikari]

what do you think armin's reaction would be if he walked in on eren and mikasa doing the do?

[el-called-her]

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[ndcultureis]

nd culture is being uncomfortable when presented with "the signs of lying" because you do all those things regardless of whether or not you're lying

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[rooneyredcarpet]

claire underwood in house of cards ⇒ 1.01 chapter one

[harrehmadness]

Harry & Julian @ the studio

[el-called-her]

[narcissisticpdcultureis]

NPD culture is hating the fact that it’s called “supply”, it makes it sound like we’re parasites or something. I know it’s called supply for other personality disorders, but it feels odd. I feel there is a better way to describe the need to regulate self esteem, etc., in personality disorders. To be honest, there’s a lot of ableist language that describes personality disorders in the DSM-V; they describe us like we’re animals, especially from what I’ve seen on Wikipedia. I remember seeing one article talking about “breeding” those with ASPD (but referring to them with ableist terms), it was fucking disgusting. We shouldn’t be seen as inferior and less than Neurotypicals (and Non-Cluster-Bs) for having Cluster B disorders, we are not parasites for having higher support needs. I’m sick of being seen as a burden just because I got dealt a bad hand in my life and now I need extra support because my brain works differently. Accommodations for other disorders like anxiety, depression, autism, etc., are not called supply. They’re support needs and accommodations. So why can’t they be called support needs and accommodations for Cluster Bs then (since that’s what they are)? I understand that some people prefer to call it supply and this isn’t targeted at them, I just don’t understand why it’s called supply. Of course I don’t expect people to bend over backwards for me and do everything for me, but some accommodations and boundaries would be nice, you know? I’m sick of being seen as inconvenient and needy for having basic needs, for needing more support and help than others, for being different. So many people are unwilling to bond and connect with me because I’m too “intense” or I’m “needy”. It’s not my fault I was messed up in childhood, and it’s not their fault either. But if it’s socially acceptable to give those with “acceptable disorders” accommodations, then Cluster Bs (and other stigmatized disorders) should also receive appropriate support. For example, those with anxiety can be given accommodations such as a safe place to go when they’re overwhelmed or fidgets. Support needs are different for everyone, but for a Cluster B it could maybe look like people asking before giving constructive criticism and feedback (they should technically already be doing that), etc. Fuck, I’m rambling again. I guess that’s my way of saying I’m sick of being seen as less than other people and a burden on society just because I was traumatized!

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[asukaaikari]

leelah alcorn’s account got deleted but someone made a backup of her blog here