#sharkitup

go on

I was referring to the “phases the signs went through” post, that said that my sign was horses, and I am appalled.

10. do you have a creed?

I’m so lame, I don’t really have any words I live by except like

“Talk shit get hit” and “Girls just wanna have fun”

I’m just trynna enjoy myself, and if you fuck with me, I’ll fuck you up

13. inside or outdoors?

Outside

I do enjoy binge watching shows, and pulling video game all nighters like some filthy cave dweller. But when it all comes down to it, I prefer being outside and getting down and dirty.

17. would you say your tumblr is a fair representation of the “real you”?

sharkitup replied to your post: “STRAIGHT BOYS ARE SO EXHAUSTING”:

being straight is so exhausting smh i feel like i'd do it anyway

70: Is there anyone you would die for?02: Who did you last say “I love you” to?

shit, I don’t even know, I almost never say I love you

07: What did you last eat?

DONUTS

19: Would you go back in time if you were given the chance?

Absolutely, I want to relive the good times, and unfuck the bad

68: Who’s the last person you had a deep conversation with?

Gille probably considering she’s the person I talk to the most

69: Do you believe in soulmates?

For myself, nah, I don’t think I’d ever be emotionally vulnerable to have something like that

70: Is there anyone you would die for?

Okay so I’ve sold clothes on Ebay before and honestly it’s a pain in the ass but here we go.

First things first: wash all of the clothes you plan on selling (duh) bc if they’ve been sitting in your closet for awhile they probably smell like closet

Ebay will ask you to sign up (you have to be 18, or just lie and you have to have a Paypal account). Agree to all of the terms and conditions and blah blah blah. Basically you’re saying that both eBay and Paypal get a cut of whatever you sell.

Then you list your item. Check out similar items when you go to set a price to see what it’s selling for. Most of the time, shirts go for $5-$15, pants for $10-$20 and shoes it honestly just depends on the brand/quality. Make sure you pick the right quality (new, unopened/new, opened/used/etc.). Also make sure you put the listing in the right category (i.e. women’s clothing). Make sure you add the brand, size, fabric, washing instructions and really clear pictures on the front, back, and any decals or anything on the clothes.

Okay the really big downside for me when I was selling clothes on eBay was the fact that you don’t get paid until the buyer receives the item. This was a huge pain for me because I’m constantly broke, and I had to pay for the shipping before I got the money for the clothes. So you get reimbursed but only after so make sure you have enough money to pay for the shipping.

After you list the item, people will bid, it usually lasts a few days until someone wins. You can set a minimum price (so people have to start bidding at x amount of dollars) and you can set a ‘buy it now’ price (you can set a price so people can pay a little extra, to avoid bidding altogether).

I would get a binder or notebook and print pictures of the clothes, listing, keep track of bidders, prices, shipping costs, addresses etc. because if you’re selling a lot of stuff, it gets confusing/overwhelming fast.

So selling on eBay was honestly a nightmare for me, but probably because I was so unorganized/unaware of the policies so it might work for you. For me, the bidding was annoying. 2 sites that I’ve heard good things about but haven’t tried are Poshmark and Thredup. Poshmark is a bit more hip, however they kepe 20% of what you sell, and Thredup is nice because they buy the clothes from you, and then sell to the general public. However, Thredup has brand requirements (they only take x amount of items from certain brands) *and* it’s a little bit mom-ier.

That being said, good luck! Worst case scenario you can always take your stuff to Plato’s Closet or Revolve Clothing Exchange (I’ve had good experiences at Revolve; not so much at Plato’s).

For some reason I can’t answer this privately (wtf tumblr) so I’m tagging you

41. Do you believe everyone deserves a second chance?

I wish I could say yes, but unfortunately not. Almost everyone, though. 

45. What makes you get out of bed in the morning?

Depends. Usually because I feel obligated to be a functioning member of society. Sometimes because I’m hungry. 

71. Craving something? What?

Blueberries. No idea why, and they’re nowhere close to in season.

77. Chocolate or Vanilla?