My Armada

This queen really conquered Ba Sing Se like that

they literally deleted all existing reblogs of that post from existence btw<3

and theyre tryin to delete it all again

We read Persepolis, and watched the adaptation, in the 10th grade, and it's stayed with me ever since. I'm eternally in awe of Marjane Satrapi's bravery and resilience, and may she rest in peace.

Today is litteraly the only day in all of human history where it is physically possible to reblog this. Given that I posted it today

We lost a baddie today, but at least T04stedCheese tried their best 😔✊

well, i mean more like La Piscine or Mulholland Drive,

i think i am going insane

Things when good: this is very Adult this is specifically Adult only Adults can understand or want this

okay we’ve come all the way back around. let’s pack this up. this post is done. “who asked” you just walked into my post that i made on my blog..? who asked YOU?? am i losing my fucking mind?????

"Do you mean porn? Or are you being ageist? You're ageist if you don't like Kung Fu Panda."

Took my friends daughter (2.5yrs) to the park. Dressed her in practical clothing that's ok to get stained, brought an extra change of clothing. She sat in the mud at the water bank and played with rocks and mud. A little girl came over, couldn't be more than 3yrs. She was looking longingly at my friend's daughter. She has her hair in a perfect style and she's wearing a pretty dress with white socks and dressy shoes. The parents say "Sweetie don't go into the mud, you'll get your dress dirty" and pull her away, while giving me a judgmental look as they see the kid in my charge covered in mud and throwing rocks into the water. It felt really weird, like we saw eachother as aliens with completely different ideas on how to raise children. When my friends daughter was done playing, changed her into clean clothing and went back home. She had a lot of fun at the park and a day full of nature and play. The other little girl kept her dress clean.

Whoever designed these clothes literally did not care if the baby could MOVE. But only if girl.

**Originally published in the New Yorker in 1948; interestingly, the New Yorker still has this story archived on their website BEHIND A PAYWALL. CAN YOU IMAGINE.

babe are u okay ur crying about closeness lines over time by olivia de recat again