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Ria and I got these babies today

if you did any of the first four please let me or riskiria know? we’d love to give credit where credit is due because they are all amazing! 

Nice work, kid.

Christian McPhilamy endured bullying for 2 ½ years to grow his hair long for a very special purpose

He wanted to donate it to make wigs for kids suffering from cancer

Some kids teased him and called him a girl when they saw his hair

Even adults tried to encourage him to cut his hair.

…But most apologized when he refused and explained his mission

The bullying made Christian feel “not very good,” but that didn’t stop him.

After 2 ½ years, his parents cut off his hair in 4 10-inch ponytails and donated them to Children With Hair Loss

Finally, some hope for our generation.

Aries - The lead dancer and helps choreograph. Very 4D and memorises all the latest girl group dances.

Taurus - The visual rapper and the one in charge of keeping their image up. Very charming, but has no image off camera.

Gemini - The rapper who writes their own lyrics. The moodmaker who is great at variety shows and pumping crowds.

Cancer - The soulful vocal, and most likely to go solo with a ballad. Easily a fan favorite for their sweet nature.

Leo - The responsible leader and strong vocal. They always remember to thank the fans first and are very ambitious.

Virgo - The sweet, clear vocal with 0 dance skills. They made the biggest transformation since pre-debut and work the hardest.

Libra - The lil’ shit maknae. Probably a triple threat and knows it. Is friends with all idols and hosts a radio show.

Scorpio - The dancer-rapper in charge of fanservice. Have a strong sexy stage presence, but are totally different off camera.

Saggitarius - The cute member and team vitamin. Likely a dancer, and in charge of aegyo and has an airheaded image.

Capricorn - The chill rapper who doesn’t give a shit. Also the most likely to get in a scandal, but the first to apologize for it.

Aquarius - The vocal with a unique, recognizeable voice. Are very quiet at debut but slowly turn into the loudest member over time.

me: that’s racist

person: i’m not racist, i hate everyone equally

I always hate it when people are all “so do you go to school, or are you working, or” and I either have to

make up some lie, or

eventually get around to “I am not working because of depression/anxiety,” and subsequently have to deal with whatever bullshit-riddled and completely unsolicited opinions on mental illness this stranger feels obligated to share with me.

So my therapist was like, “You don’t have to do either. You can just say you haven’t worked in a while because you’re recovering from an illness.”

I tried it when the home inspector was here today, and it fucking worked. He was like, “oh, I’m sorry, are you doing better now,” and I’m like yeah, and don’t worry, it’s not contagious, awkward laugh, and we moved on.

MY THERAPIST. IS A GENIUS. Because it is an illness, so it’s not a lie to say that, and it’s also none of his business to know specifically what it is, and I clearly don’t want to give more details, so we should move on from this topic. MY THERAPIST IS A GODDAMN GENIUS.

How not to fight racism:

How to fight racism:

Challenge any and all racial stereotypes.

Acknowledge and fight the racism you have internalized.

Acknowledge and fight external racism.

Address someone when expressing something racist, in a nonviolent and logical way.

Address it when members of your own race are fighting racism in the wrong way.

Do not use the term “reverse racism.”

Don’t be biased, be consistent when addressing racial issues. 

Do not overlook problematic beliefs just because the person expressing them is agreeing with you.

Don’t enforce stereotypes. 

Things to remember:

Racism isn’t specific to any certain group.

That reverse racism isn’t a thing because the definition of racism is not race-specific, not because you think a white person can’t experience racism. 

The definition of racism.

Calling someone names or using bad language won’t make a difference.

Making blogs dedicated to shaming white people won’t help, either. 

Making fun of “white” culture won’t help.

No one’s feelings should be devalued because of their race alone.

That racist ideas and stereotypes are literally shoved down our throats at a young age and that many people don’t even know they’re racist or posses racist beliefs.

That adding more racism will not solve anything.

How not to fight sexism:

How to fight sexism:

Challenge any and all sexist stereotypes.

Acknowledge and fight the sexism you have internalized.

Acknowledge and fight external sexism.

Address someone when expressing something sexist, in a nonviolent and logical way.

Address it when members of your own sex are fighting sexism in the wrong way.

Do not use the term “reverse sexism.”

Don’t be biased, be consistent when addressing sexist issues. 

Do not overlook problematic beliefs just because the person expressing them is agreeing with you.

Don’t enforce stereotypes. 

Things to remember:

Sexism isn’t specific to any sex in particular.

That reverse sexism isn’t a thing because the definition of sexism is not necessarily sex-specific, not because you think a man can’t experience sexism. 

The definition of sexism.

Calling someone names or using bad language won’t make a difference.

Making blogs dedicated to shaming men won’t help, either. 

Making fun of men’s sensitivities won’t help.

No one’s feelings should be devalued because of their sex alone.

That sexist ideas and stereotypes are literally shoved down our throats at a young age and that many people don’t even know they’re sexist or posses sexist beliefs.

That adding more sexism will not solve anything.