I’m willing to go out on a limb here and guess that most stories of kindness do not begin with drug addicted celebrity bad boys.
Mine does.
His name is Robert Downey Jr.
You’ve probably heard of him. You may or may not be a fan, but I am, and I was in…
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Laci Green (at her Tumblr or her Youtube channel) discussing the myth of the hymen. Click here to watch the whole video. (x)
The more you know, ladies and gentlemen and fancy genderbeings, the more you know.
Is it sad that I know what brand of vibrator she is using in the fifth frame?
no sarah that is awesome i love/miss you
[Trigger warning for TMI + fucked up dudes thinking they own female bodies] I used to have a creepy boyfriend who was obsessed with my having been a virgin the first time we had sex (I was). He became convinced I had lied about that because he didn’t remember breaking my hymen when we had sex. I was like, first of all just because I was a virgin doesn’t mean your penis was the first thing that ever went in my vagina, and second of all I STILL HAVE A HYMEN. It’s just moved out of the way.
So yeah I’m super happy to see this photoset because god damn that was the source of some unnecessary turmoil. Although it wouldn’t have been if this douchecopter wasn’t obsessed with owning my body, but damn.
I’ll keep the story brief.
My dad lost his job the other day, and yesterday my cat had a seizure for the first time.
We can afford rent, food and other necessities (my mom is employed). We cannot, however, afford a vet.
So I would…

this is my brother two years ago. we were at the park, just me and him, and he turned to me and said “kayla, don’t you ever wish there were no bad people in the world?” i thought it to be a funny thing for a 5 year old to say, but shrugged it off. last year, he didnt come home from school, we thought that being only in grade prep, he might’ve decided to go home with his bestfriend without telling us, but he didn’t. the school confirmed they saw him get on his school bus after the bell rang. but thats all we knew, the bus driver said that he had gotten off a stop early, my mother was frantically searching the neighbourhood for him. we never found him. it’s been two years and we’re still looking for him, he was such a beautiful boy, and i cant help but think the worst. he could be anywhere in the world by now, so please, reblog this, no matter where you’re from, you could save a life. xx
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im crying. oh my god. 82000+ tweets.
Dude. I just got the pun. Stealth Mountain is a synonym for ‘sneak peak.’
Well, now I wanna go send a tweet saying “sneak peak” on my public twitter and see what happens.
My attention was directed to this post. It looks like a pretty good explanation of what’s going on over at Fanfiction.net. OP posted her FF.net account at the bottom if anyone has any questions, or send them to her Tumblr.
Hello. As most of you avid…
So I was trying to be fair & thinking “oh you know Erika Moen did that transphobic comic in 2009, and when your art & creations & words are captured online forever it can be difficult to mend the fucked up shit you’ve done.” So I went looking for any like, updates, comments, apologies, whatever, and instead found this quote. In which criticism of her work as being transphobic, racist, etc is likened to being yelled at by a homeless drunk man. (Because we all know THEY aren’t to be taken seriously, har har har) and that it has no bearing on her life.
This is not “haters gonna hate” or someone defending their work/being dismissive in the face of art critics, misogynists, homophobes, or just plain jerks. This is someone benefiting from & “representing” queers then spitting in their faces.AHAHA WOW FUCK HER
Honestly, the first thing I heard about her work was being linked to a comic by a trans friend because he needed to vent about how grossed out he was by it, so I’ve always been super iffy about her stuff.
When people are saying ‘your work is hurting me’, the appropriate response is not ‘lol some people just like to make noise’
What an asshole thing to do, honestly
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fyeahcurebiefurby:
[A grey and white furby on a blue and green background. Text reads: “Would rather their child face a risk of death than be autistic”]
Even if the vaccine links were true, they would still rather their child die from something preventable than be autistic.
I can not stand it when people say the risk of autism is the reason they refuse vaccinations. It shows a lot of ignorance and is such an insult to their child and to autistic people.
people die from vaccine injuries.
when you think of autism you probably think of something like asperger’s or a similar high functioning syndrome.
many vaccine damaged children are severely brain damaged. imagine that and then imagine that child growing up to need constant care and then imagine yourself dying and who will take are of that adult.
that’s what many people live with.
There is risk associated with everything. The risk of having a dead or disabled child is MUCH higher if you don’t vaccinate. You aren’t avoiding a choice by not vaccinating, you are choosing to risk incredibly painful death based on either shit studies or an incredibly small risk of adverse affects.
Oh, and if your kids are allergic to vaccines, and that’s what you’re worried about? Yeah, anti-vax completely fucks them over. When we have a regularly vaccinated populace, people unvaccinated due to allergies (or other conditions that preclude vaccination) are almost completely safe. In our current society, they’re at high risk.
So, yeah. Don’t risk your child’s death, and other people’s children’s deaths, because you don’t know that there are services to help care for disabled people and would rather fear monger about adults with disabilities being so awful.
What’s with the “you probably think of high functioning autism” thing? ’Low functioning’ autism might make your life more difficult than it would be without it, but it’s not like AS vs death is cake vs death while ‘low functioning’ vs death is somehow a muddier question.
Also YES SERIOUSLY WHAT SOULTIRED SAID JFC.
People who have certain kinds of illnesses, allergies or disabilities rely on those vaccinations. Newborn and very young babies rely on those vaccinations. Pregnant people rely on those vaccinations.
If you don’t get your kid the MMR because ~the autisms~, and they manage to catch rubella, it’s mightnot be a big deal for your seven year old. But congenital rubella syndrome is a pretty fucking big deal. And if your kid passes it on to someone and you chose not to vaccinate them, that’s not bad luck, that’s someone else being ill as a result of your shitty life choices. Your family is not isolated from its society, and so you carry some basic responsibilities towards the society in which you live.
I was a super-super sickly kid. As in, they didn’t expect me to live past four years old because I was allergic to everything and on meds that gave me ulcers in my throat and I had to have a bunch of operations and blah etc
So whenever someone starts wallowing in the luxury of ‘but I don’t want to have my child contribute to the wellbeing of society through vaccination’ I take it about as well as I do when people say ‘wouldn’t it be romantic and authentic to live without technology?’. No fuck off, I like being alive and your nonsense fantasy, if everyone thought the same way, would not lead to me being alive.
Also “when you think of autism you probably think of something like asperger’s or a similar high functioning syndrome” is the biggest bunch of gross bullshit. YOU PROBABLY THINK YOU’RE ONLY RISKING SHELDON FROM BIG BANG THEORY AS A KID YOU GUYS BUT WHAT IF YOU GOT A FOR-REAL RETARD WHAT THEN I BET YOU’D RISK YOUR KID’S DEATH TO AVOID THAT RIGHT. Repulsive.](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m4wwt1Jw9I1rxolhuo1_400.jpg)
[A grey and white furby on a blue and green background. Text reads: “Would rather their child face a risk of death than be autistic”]
Even if the vaccine links were true, they would still rather their child die from something preventable than be autistic.
I can not stand it when people say the risk of autism is the reason they refuse vaccinations. It shows a lot of ignorance and is such an insult to their child and to autistic people.
people die from vaccine injuries.
when you think of autism you probably think of something like asperger’s or a similar high functioning syndrome.
many vaccine damaged children are severely brain damaged. imagine that and then imagine that child growing up to need constant care and then imagine yourself dying and who will take are of that adult.
that’s what many people live with.
There is risk associated with everything. The risk of having a dead or disabled child is MUCH higher if you don’t vaccinate. You aren’t avoiding a choice by not vaccinating, you are choosing to risk incredibly painful death based on either shit studies or an incredibly small risk of adverse affects.
Oh, and if your kids are allergic to vaccines, and that’s what you’re worried about? Yeah, anti-vax completely fucks them over. When we have a regularly vaccinated populace, people unvaccinated due to allergies (or other conditions that preclude vaccination) are almost completely safe. In our current society, they’re at high risk.
So, yeah. Don’t risk your child’s death, and other people’s children’s deaths, because you don’t know that there are services to help care for disabled people and would rather fear monger about adults with disabilities being so awful.
What’s with the “you probably think of high functioning autism” thing? ’Low functioning’ autism might make your life more difficult than it would be without it, but it’s not like AS vs death is cake vs death while ‘low functioning’ vs death is somehow a muddier question.
Also YES SERIOUSLY WHAT SOULTIRED SAID JFC.
People who have certain kinds of illnesses, allergies or disabilities rely on those vaccinations. Newborn and very young babies rely on those vaccinations. Pregnant people rely on those vaccinations.
If you don’t get your kid the MMR because ~the autisms~, and they manage to catch rubella, it’s mightnot be a big deal for your seven year old. But congenital rubella syndrome is a pretty fucking big deal. And if your kid passes it on to someone and you chose not to vaccinate them, that’s not bad luck, that’s someone else being ill as a result of your shitty life choices. Your family is not isolated from its society, and so you carry some basic responsibilities towards the society in which you live.
I was a super-super sickly kid. As in, they didn’t expect me to live past four years old because I was allergic to everything and on meds that gave me ulcers in my throat and I had to have a bunch of operations and blah etc
So whenever someone starts wallowing in the luxury of ‘but I don’t want to have my child contribute to the wellbeing of society through vaccination’ I take it about as well as I do when people say ‘wouldn’t it be romantic and authentic to live without technology?’. No fuck off, I like being alive and your nonsense fantasy, if everyone thought the same way, would not lead to me being alive.
Also “when you think of autism you probably think of something like asperger’s or a similar high functioning syndrome” is the biggest bunch of gross bullshit. YOU PROBABLY THINK YOU’RE ONLY RISKING SHELDON FROM BIG BANG THEORY AS A KID YOU GUYS BUT WHAT IF YOU GOT A FOR-REAL RETARD WHAT THEN I BET YOU’D RISK YOUR KID’S DEATH TO AVOID THAT RIGHT. Repulsive.

A Church posts a billboard apology to North Carolinians for “judgmental, deceptive, manipulative actions” done against the LGBT community with the passage of Amendment One.
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