Once the LGBTQ community gets real representation on screen, and writers stop using things like the bury your gays trope.

I know people hate Walmart but I found a pair of scrunchy black flats with memory foam there for less than $15.

The Obamas, Bidens, and Clintons all have book deals so...I’m gonna pray that this idea happens

THANK YOU for this post. As someone who grew up poor, shopping at Walmart in a poor town, who honestly still has to shop there, I get really tired of the well-off “activists” who decry those who shop there as either people unconcerned with social issues or destitute waifs who need to be pitied.

To be fair, that was pretty much rock bottom in terms of his character. The past few seasons have shown him growing up in a lot of ways.

More for me! Cold shoulder and off the shoulder tops 4 life

I never thought I would like the show, but it’s hilarious. I feel like the last few episodes have really found their footing re characterization.

I’m not ready for this show to be over. It has a humor and wit I haven’t found in other programs. I at least want them to get a proper send off, even if it’s a shortened seventh season (like Parks & Rec.)

please pleaseeeeee include Melissa Benoist at Supergirl

Yeah, I’ll take getting a raise any day...

Yeah the SNL bit was bad, but I still love her. And plenty of ultra famous singers can’t sing for shit live (hi taylor swift)

Born to Die Paradise Edition is still probably one of my favorite albums. I also love for her unreleased tracks (Hawaiian Tropic, Serial Killer, etc)

It’s the same reason why people buy fake makeup that contains rat poison and urine: a combination of ignorance, cheapness, and thinking bad things couldn’t possibly happen to them.

Some photos of smol me proving I was always a cat person (:

My cat is a full-fledged member of the family. He loves us just as much as we love him. He gets excited when we come home (and will show sadness when we’re packing for college or if we’ve been set for a long time.) His meows even sound like human words sometimes. Basically, anyone who thinks all cats are cold and evil…

I will never understand why people choose “100% adherence to dress codes” as their hill to die on.

My story is about finding out my father was a cheating asshole and then putting the pieces together, but anyway:

Eh, it’s definitely not the standard for a kids movie, but I think the darker aspects fly over kid’s heads. I might not have ranked it as highly as a child, but watching it now it’s definitely one of my favorites. The very real social problems the movie addresses is what I find most appealing. (Plus Heaven’s…

I really appreciated the “realness” of the movie (probably since it’s a Victor Hugo adaptation and he does bleak like no other.) Frollo is probably the most compelling and terrifying Disney villain, and I’d argue Esmerelda was the first real Disney feminist character. The music is absolutely beautiful too.

1. The Lion King