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Barack’s pictures with children and his genuine delight interacting with them is one of the 1,000 things I will miss about him.

this. being told you’re smart and talented and should be doing better than you are is like needles all over your face. I’ve been told that i’m naturally smart so many times and all it does is make me feel like shit for being so average academically and socially (like- really really average). it also undercuts my

I can’t compare the pressures but I don’t know that I’ll ever feel okay about my parenting since it didn’t come naturally or easily for me. The worst case of impostor syndrome I’ve ever experienced.

I’m available.

Sometimes I think the Internet and all the dialogue can have negative consequences. I’m in a not so great place in life and the internet can be a bit rabbit hole I fall down creating validation of my anxieties which cause me to do...nothing. The world feels so enormous and unconquerable . I’m sure I’m not the only one

I think now more than ever that women about to turn 30 and single or their careers aren’t going anywhere are much more vocal about the struggle of being lonely and watching all your friends go through those big life moments and feeling depressed as to why you’re not progressing. The studios have caught on to that

I do rub and no I don’t!

I offer my condolences to any of the family she had who might have loved her, and my congratulations to anyone who’s suffered under noxious judgment. Farewell Phyllis. You won’t be missed.

I dislike this guy’s smug attitude about his health and how it makes him better then other people. From my experience with my own chronic condition and seeing my family’s experience, good health is sometimes a matter of luck. Sometimes no matter what a person does they can’t change their health. They always are going

“They’re cute, they’re complicated, and they’re about to become family”

It might help to donate to Distributing Dignity. They give pads and tampons (and bras) to women in need, not women in prison, but it’s something.

The other thing I notice is that Wolf repeatedly apologizes to the woman and notes how humiliating this must be for her. The judge is not a hero—but this should be obvious to anyone who recognizes that black women possess the same humanity as everyone else.

If this doesn’t count as cruel and unusual punishment, what does? Everyone involved in this travesty should be fired. Period.

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

my babies:

Then have a pic of my dog, Dog:

Norman, too, is quite the feminist.

Ok raise your hand if you read the whole article.

Not to nitpick, but what’s wrong with saying he was addicted? Addiction can be physical or psychological dependence and is more often than not a mix of both. I find it quite stigmatising how we have to clarify that Prince was not a lowly drug addict as if he were treating mental or emotional pain, he would be somehow