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@rebelliousheroine

Toni ~ 23 ~ BSN RN ~ Hampton University Alumae '17

I don’t want a sugar daddy but maybe like a sugar buddy. 

I just hit him up like “Hey how are you today?” 

and he replies “Doing great thanks for asking here’s $7,000.” 

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twopinkcarnations

Like Michael Buble and Santa

“I went to college, I was 18 years old, I looked like I was 11. I lived like a goddamn Ninja Turtle. I didn’t drink water the entire time. I lived on cigarettes and alcohol and Adderall.” 

John Mulaney: Kid Gorgeous at Radio City (2018)

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vampireapologist-archive-deacti

book: “she has naturally red hair”

screen adaptation:

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vampireapologist

book: “she has naturally curly hair”

screen adaptation:

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vampireapologist

book: “red hair, freckles”

screen adaptation:

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korrawarriorprincess

Book: “she was black”

Movie adaptation:

Book: she was a lesbian

Screen adaptation:

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chantosakura

Book: “…he asked calmly.”

Movie:

Book: “she was plain and not very attractive”

Film:

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satanssyn-n-things

Book : She was …

Film:

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masochist-incarnate

None of the images will load but I know exactly what they all look like

aang: past avatars please give me your wisdom to solve this problem without violence

kyoshi: lmao loser doesnt want to kill anyone

aang:

aang: hey can i talk to someone else

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mellenabrave

I wonder, did the other Avatars realize he is 11 or did they assume he is like a really short man?

I hate man caves. I absolutely hate them.

It’s just the sentiment behind them that I find so reprehensible. It’s this idea that men need a retreat away from the responsibilities of family life whereas women do not. I very seldom see people who have man caves also have a space for the woman and if they do it’s always significantly smaller, less equipped, and seldom used.

And the thing is men will often argue this point by saying “well she has the rest of the house” because they think that forcing their wives/girlfriends to do all of the administrative work around the house constitutes personal space. So they force their partners to become household managers wherein a daily flow is created that they are not involved enough to feel a part of, this creates a sense of disconnect from family life, and makes men feel as if they’re being bossed around in their wife’s home , which creates a need to “get away.” Which basically results in him hiding while his wife runs the household. Men think this is fair because they think that it’s natural for women to be household managers rather than realize she’s just picking up his slack.