Venatrix Noctis

Saw this the other day

Comparing Pets

So I just need to get this off my chest:

For me David Kawena from Lilo and Stitch is the ultimate Disney prince because he is there for Nani AND Lilo and even Stitch despite everything that’s going on in their lives. They’re going through some tough stuff. Their parents die and all of the sudden Nani has to be a mom to her sister who is socially awkward and depressed and that’s hard enough as it is and then she gets her this ‘dog’ and everything gets harder and even though she can’t return David’s feelings he’s still there for them through everything. Even aliens. He’s amazing. I was watching Lilo and Stitch with my niece the other day and I cried watching David go through it all. He is the perfect guy. Like I just get emotional thinking about him.

Imagine if you had someone like David in your life - male or female. You would feel like a prince/princess even if you were living with next to nothing.

David is the ultimate Disney prince - even though he isn’t a Disney prince. He should be considered one.

-has no curse to break -does not have a deadline/ultimatum to find a wife -has no financial/social gain from being with Nani -is told ¼ of the way into the movie that Nani is too busy to worry about dating him AND PROCEEDS TO BE HELPFUL AND SUPPORTIVE ANYWAY.

Thank you so much to everyone who shared my original Kiki post. I Really appreciate your support 💖 you guys are so awesome! ^// ^

These photos of my Kiki Cosplay turned out so perfectly I just want to cry! ;u ; Thank you Vagabond Photography for coming out here to shoot with me! I love everything about these! Your work is always so fantastic!! ⭐️

“ I thought through my options. Running 26.2 miles with a wad of cotton material wedged between my legs just seemed so absurd. Plus they say chaffing is a real thing. I honestly didn’t know what to do. I decided to just take some midol, hope I wouldn’t cramp, bleed freely and just run… 

~66% of African girls know nothing about menstruation until they start.

~Only 12% of women in India use sanitary pads or tampons.

~More than 40 million women in the United States live on the brink of poverty.

~ A yearly supply of sanitary pads/tampons averages $70.00 a year. They are not covered by food stamps.

A marathon in itself is a centuries old symbolic act. Why not use it as a means to draw light to my sisters who don’t have access to tampons and, despite cramping and pain, hide it away like it doesn’t exist? Everyone was running for their own personal mission. And all of a sudden it felt entirely appropriate that I got my period on marathon day.”