March 2012
“Something about nipples drives drunken people into a wild passion.”
– A guy at my school talking about strip club regulations (via somecallitobsession)
February 2012
As I said before, I’ve had a nasty day, so I’m going to reblog a lot of pictures of food and it will be like I’m eating my feelings with out the calories or the leaving of my bed.
“I’m not saying that everything is survivable. Just that everything except the...”
– John Green (via awwyeahquotes)
Making It In Poetry
eating-poetry:
The young teller at the credit union asked why so many small checks from universities? Because I write poems I said. Why haven’t I heard of you? Because I write poems I said.
By Bob Hicok
writingaces:
stufffrommybrain replied to your post: If someone wanted to bring me sourpatch kids, give…
I WOULD. If I weren’t 1300 miles away, I mean.
MARLEE. I miss only being 8 minutes away from you by car. I MISS YOUR FACE A LOT. AND OUR COFFEE DATES.
I MISS YOU TOOOO! I come home on the 31st of March. Which, is only a month away!
HAHAH ONLY A MONTH. HA. CRAP. COLLEGE IS SO EMOTIONALLY...
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“The following day, I attended a workshop about preventing gender violence,...”
– Why I Am A Male Feminist (via meggannn)
Feminism: important to everyone.
(via kaydeefalls)
I had an experience like this at a workshop, although in my case the guys did generate one or two ideas, mostly to do with passing as straight when they felt unsafe outside of queer spaces. It was still a...
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The path of neglected sleep leads here:
Vocal Roughness leads to personal frustration which leads to a teacher telling you she thinks the piece she assigned me was too difficult which leads to overwhelming shame which leads to crying in front of said teacher which leads to general mental breakdown, which leads to skipping last ensemble class of the day which leads to white wine and my bed.
“Sadly the propaganda campaign launched in the 1960s has taken root. The radical...”
– Republican presidential candidate RICK SANTORUM, writing in his 2005 book It Takes A Family, essentially saying that women have no role in the workplace.
They’re just good for heterosexual sex, making babies and cleaning up the house, right, Rick?
Amazingly, about half of half of the country is...
