Love is all that matters

chezamanda:

thenita:

carry-on-my-wayward-butt:

buggerygrips:

nagayeva:

Do we really have to take this?

A friend of mine was moving from her apartment. She asked me to look after some of her things. I agreed and not too long after she asked if her daughter Frances can come pick it up. I agreed and she came over with her boyfriend, who was also the father of her baby. I helped them carry the stuff down to the car, and during the whole visit exchanged possibly 10 words. 

Next day I received these texts. I had to created a fiancee I didn’t really have in order for him to stop.

I never told my friend what her daughter’s boyfriend did. Now they are expecting a second child, so as you all see, there was no break up. 

So Do we women really have to take this kind of attitude?

Do we have to invent things and people in order to be left alone.

I don’t want to have my titties banged.

I am not an easy lay.

I don’t deserve this.

Why do I go from being called “cute” “smart” and “pretty” in the beginning of the conversation, to “fatty” “bitch” and “ugly” in the end?

Reblog if you are against sexual harassment.

how do people like this actually exist what the fuck

boiling rage of one thousand white hot suns

Much nicer person than me. I would have published his name.

mypaperskies:

dirtylittlebluebird:

“It’s very strange, because every movie that I’ve done, almost, I’ve always had a lesbian scene in some way. In ‘John Tucker Must Die,’ I kissed Sophia Bush and in [‘Pitch Perfect’] I’m in the shower naked with [Anna Kendrick]. I don’t know why! It’s just so strange how I attract that … fine by me!”

Fine by me, too.

Fine by everyone, ever.

(Source: sttaybeauttiful)

giddy-stratospheres:

war kills people from the inside out sometimes

“In war, there are no unwounded soldiers.”

i think i’ve posted this before but it’s so powerful