#im with hillary

[starscream-is-my-wife]

Known tax evader caught with voter fraud?!?!?

[libra-doll]

vanity fair ‘ it's raining teens ’ 2003 cover 🎀

[mrsthunderkin]

They're just SO great, Sam.

[eyehat]

Ok so I got myself Scarlet Hollow because I really liked Slay the Princess and figured that if the devs put in the same amount of effort into it then it'll be an enjoyable experiance.

And all I have to say is: Holy Shit

[honey-bird10]

[nick--knack]

cover me in chocolate and throw me to the lesbians,,

[tired-demonspawn]

you would not guess what substance i was under when i made this

(literal)nightmare blunt rotation (haha get it cuz it happened in a dream)

⁽ᶦᶠ ʸᵒᵘ'ʳᵉ ᵗᵒᵒ ˡᵃᶻʸ ᵗᵒ ᵗʳᵃⁿˢˡᵃᵗᵉ ʸᵒᵘʳˢᵉˡᶠ ᶜʰᵉᶜᵏ ᵃˡᵗ ᵗᵉˣᵗ⁾

[floridazcrazy]

Seeing Hillary Knight's fading blackeye through her fishbowl frying me lmao

[starscream-is-my-wife]

Scorponok in the marvel comics: formidable decepticon leader who questions if what he does is right and goes against his fears to sacrifice himself for the greater good

Scorponoks legacy: getting pregnant

[sotomato06]

Women in Politics

I know that his election was devastating for a billion and a half reasons, but one thing that occurred to me was how much of an example this is going to set for girls interested in Politics, or any position of power in general. Like, the Trump campaign's have shown that no matter how qualified the woman is, no matter how smart, likable, or strong, they will always be second best to any man. Two of the most qualified women in politics, who had years of experience lost to a bigoted dumbass with a big mouth and bigger pockets. Harris and Clinton worked their whole lives to reach the positions they were in before their campaigns and some fuckup who just decided one day to run for president. And he still fucking won. Twice. Because he is a man and his opponents weren't. Just look at what happened when we pitted another old white dude against him. It shows just how deep seeded a lot of the sexism and misogyny in the country is and shows us just how far we still have to go. We're on the stage, but the judges are still rigged.

[bloodsbane]

it's possible to time-travel, but only by listening to specific music that heavily saturated a certain point in your life

[drag0nalias0]

is it bad that i would buy an Alaba body pillow?

[a-different-way-of-life]

So like, what do you do most days other than make pointless calls to that evil corporation

Ps for mod: I’m glad your back. I’m also scared my hyper fixation on your blog might come back lololol.

“That’s about it. Not so normal… but I’m sure I’ll be back to regularity in no time at all.”

[preventthetoast]

this is an awesome cup

[carbonbasedmatter]

thank you kendrick and doechii giving me so many new vocal stims to keep me sane like i'll be over here rocking back and forth from anxiety but then i'll repeat bing bap boom boom boom bap bam a few times and everything makes sense again

[maraloveshrc]

I am currently listening to HRC’s new book “Something Lost, Something Gained”, and have just finished the chapter “This Old House”.

Although I had heard about her mother’s difficult childhood and how it shaped her into the person she is today, this chapter struck me deeply. It was so moving, so beautifully written. I was listening in my dorm room, trying to hold back tears. But I just had to step outside, and take a walk around the campus at 10pm in the cold, because the emotions were too strong. When she described her mother’s piano, the notes still sitting exactly same as she had left them—that moment broke me completely.

I think HRC’s storytelling ability isn’t discussed enough. She is an incredible storyteller, and hearing her narrate it adds more depth. Also her voice is perfect for audiobooks. 🤍