#fmsphotoaday #day19 #IAm …going to Uganda in July! (11 days) Want to be a part of my journey? I will post a blog within a week and am open for questions anytime! This is my first official announcement - most people haven’t heard before now. (thanks for the awesome image, @jacklynrox!) @get_hope @watotoaustralia #watoto #uganda #africa #hope

    #fmsphotoaday #day19 #IAm …going to Uganda in July! (11 days) Want to be a part of my journey? I will post a blog within a week and am open for questions anytime! This is my first official announcement - most people haven’t heard before now. (thanks for the awesome image, @jacklynrox!) @get_hope @watotoaustralia #watoto #uganda #africa #hope

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    "Curvy women are real women. Skinny women are real women. Women who have had boob jobs or lip enhancements or liposuction are still real women. Women who wear makeup are real women. Size 0 may make no sense mathematically, but a woman who wears that size is as real as the one who wears a size 16. What makes us “real” people is not the shape of our flesh but our basic humanity. And we lose our humanity when we judge –not when we lose weight, gain weight, wear makeup or make the intensely personal decision to undergo cosmetic surgery."
    Jackie Emerson (via yourinspirationstation)

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    gofuckingnuts:

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    simpledisneythings:

You can even do it from home. The number is 423-19, text “ooze” before the joke. 

    simpledisneythings:

    You can even do it from home. The number is 423-19, text “ooze” before the joke. 

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    bustygirlcomics:

I see a (not so) little silhouette. 

    bustygirlcomics:

    I see a (not so) little silhouette. 

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    bustygirlcomics:

Poorly placed.

    bustygirlcomics:

    Poorly placed.

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    theannoyingskwid:

    Every song you have ever loved and every song you have ever hated.

    THIS. WAS. EVERYTHING. LITERALLY.

    ALL THE AWARDS.

    Lucky - Brittany Spears

    Love Story - Taylor Swift

    I’m Yours - Jason Mraz

    Super Bass - Nicki Minaj

    My Heart Will Go On - Celine Dion

    I Want It That Way - Backstreet Boys

    Escape - Enrique Iglesias

    Paparazzi - Lady Gaga

    Hot & Cold - Katy Pery

    The Boy Is Mine  - Brandy & Monica

    It’s Ok If It’s In a 3-Way - Justin Timberlake, Andy Samberg, Lady Gaga

    Whatchu Say - Jason De Rulo

    Baby - Justin Beiber

    You Belong With Me - Taylor Swift

    Take On Me - A-Ha

    Jar of Hearts - Christine Peri

    Torn - Natalie Imbruglia

    Love the Way you Lie - Eminem Ft. Rihanna

    Skyscrape - Demi Levato 

    Poker Face - Lady Gaga

    3 AM - Matchbox 20

    Airplane - B.o.B ft. Haylie Williams

    Let It Be- THe Beatles

    Party Rock Anthem - LFMAO

    Don’t Stop Believing - Journey

    She Will Be Loved - Maroon 5

    Someone Like You - Adele

    It’s All Coming Back To Me Now - Celine Dion

    Apologize - One Republic

    No Scrubs - TLC

    Forget You - Cee Lo Green

    Landslide - Fleetwood Mac

    Who’s that Lady - Isley Brothers

    All I Wanna Do -Sheryl Crow

    Friday - Rebecca Black

    Last Friday Night - Katy Perry

    HOLY SHIT THAT WAS AMAZING

    wat

    oh my

    I’ve waited for this to come back onto my dash for a long time.

    GIVE THIS GIRL AN AWARD.

    dammnn. 

    holy shit

    Thus proving ridiculous amounts of songs use the same chord progression as the Pachelbel canon. XD

    Incredibly seamless.

    (Source: yalltube, via toolesbiantofunction)

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    "I seldom raised my voice in protest [while my friends sexually harassed women] because I didn’t want to be uncool, to be perceived as ‘less of a man’ or challenged on why I found it necessary to defend women. This is what sociologist Michael Kimmel identifies as a deep form of homophobia: the fear that other men would challenge me, question my manhood, or even call me gay. This very fear led me to silently harass women and allow the others to vocally harass. I now realize that my worries of being pushed out my peer group could be tied to multiple forms of violence against women - when we create conditions where young men are constantly fighting other men to prove their manhood, what they will do to get props or accepted can escalate to dangerous levels. Ending gender-based violence is not about telling our sisters and daughters how to protect themselves, it should be about talking to our boys and men about we say to each other, what we allow to be said, and why we don’t stop when someone is being put in harm’s way."
    DR. L’HEUREUX LEWIS (via msandrogynous)

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    dontwannamissathingxo:

    theselenalight:

    I swear to god, if you don’t reblog this, you´re heartless

     i know what it feels like to be in iraq and miss the birth of your own daughter.<3

    Heartbreaking. 

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    "No one in America should ever be afraid to walk down the street holding hands with the person they love."
    Barack Obama   (via thisworld-is-ours)

    (Source: gay.org.uk, via thisworld-is-ours)

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    lacigreen:

settin the record straight

    lacigreen:

    settin the record straight

    (Source: tooyoungforthelivingdead)

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