Reblog if the internet has turned your life into a barely controlled experiment on the effects of sleep deprivation.
Via Untitled
“my dad didn’t strut”
lets be honest harry, james strutted in the corridors like it was a damn catwalk
Yo, last name Hummel, first name Kurt
You best show respect or you will get hurt
Yeah I have a shawty and his name is Blaine
The boy’s gotta booty that drive me insane
I have a voice that make the angels sigh
Always lookin’ real pretty, even when I cry
I dress real nice because I fuckin’ love fashion
I’m also a good guy, yeah I show compassion
New York here I come, no you won’t be the same
BECAUSE I’M KURT FUCKIN HUMMEL BEST REMEMBA THE NAME
(Source: goldenwarbler)
Via MERLIN'S BEARD, POTTER!
Reblog if you can speak, read, or at least kinda communicate in more than one language.
drarry-sherlocked-the-echelon:
More than one language? Pssssh, I speak TWELVE.
Elvish
hannon le
Eh… un peu.
English, Latin, some Spanish, some Esperanto; I can read Japanese, but I don’t always know what it means (I’ve lost a lot of Japanese overall). Going to start learning Arabic next year in college.
(Source: the-final-horcrux)
THANK YOU. I never understand this fear of femininity that some people have. As if it’s some kind of horribly weird thing. Dude, a guy wearing a skirt is no weirder than a girl wearing pants. Actually think about it.
a lot of people get hung up on the “actually think about it” part
The idea that men can experience sexism is false because of the concept of femmephobia discussed so very well in this video.
Men can have gender-rooted negative experiences, yes. Men who work in childcare, for example, often experience prejudice. But prejudice against men as a gender is always rooted in femmephobia - that is, in fear of traits, practices, or experiences traditionally assigned to women.
Women are hated for being women. Men are hated when they act like women.
THIS is why women, and not men, experience sexism. Not because men don’t have shitty gender-related experiences. They do. But their shitty gender-related experiences are rooted in a societal fear, hatred, or disgust of women, and that cannot be ignored, forgotten, or minimized in our work toward eliminating discrimination and prejudice against all genders.
Via Fancies of a Fat, Flute-ing, Feminist Fangirl
