besides the sun, the sand, and the half naked people running around, I think nike’s are ugly shoes, also I like bananas 

Pregnancy is fucking beautiful. I don’t know where I got this from, but I just think it is sartorially such a lovely aesthetic and I am genuinely amazed at the entire process. If we want to expand our family, WOOPS we can just grow another person. We can accidentally create life. Plus, it provides an awesome connection to women in the past; presumably there are certain things all mothers go through that a woman from the 18th century and a woman from the present day could agree on. I truly admire the women that choose (if such is their situation) to go through with it.

If I dressed like a policeman I wouldn’t be surprised if people treated me like one. Dress like a hooker, don’t be surprised when people think you are one.

To me this perpetual thigh gap trend is so fucking ugly and I can’t wait for it be over. I’m so tired of seeing these stupid ass photos on my dash of rail thin torsos and mile wide thigh gaps with obsessive “omg so beautiful and perff<3” reblogs (time to unfollow a bunch of you). If you have one naturally, that’s your body. It depends on your HIP PLACEMENT and measurements. You don’t really get it from losing a shit load of weight from those thinspo blogs you follow. (In some cases you may never know you get one until you do see one) You can be skinny and still have your thighs rub together. Glamorizing it is stupid. FuckYeahThighGap? Lol more like Fuck Your Thigh Gap.

i hate it when everyone takes not agreeing with someones opinions,  life style, or actions as not excepting that person/ group or hating that person/group

 i understand people are sensitive but take your extreme sensitivity some were else and stop making disagreeing out to be hating

and this is to everyone!

 EVERYONE!!!

I find trans* men to be more attractive than cis girls. Especially when their pre-T and haven’t had any surgeries yet. The “masculine” look on someone who’s biologically female turns me on.

If your wonder who the guy in the picture is, it’s Hillary Swank as Brandon Teena in the movie Boys Don’t Cry.

I hate the fact that people assume that just because I’m skinny that I have an eating disorder. Whether they just assume I don’t eat, or when I do eat (I’m a typical Italian so I eat a lot) I always have people assuming that I’m going to go shove my fingers down my throat to vomit afterwards. And I hate when people say things like “d*mn girl, you’re so skinny, eat something… gain some weight,”. Yes, I’m only only 80 pounds, however, I’m also only 4’7” making me at the healthy   weight for my height. If I were to be 100 pounds or so or “gain weight” like so many people suggest, it would put me at overweight/obese and create a lot of health problems. I’ve also had problems gaining weight my entire life, despite the fact that I can eat almost as much as most of the men in my family (all of which are athletes, and consumer a minimum of 2000 calories a day), I also lead a relatively healthy lifestyle and diet. I’ve been an athlete my entire life and even do workouts outside of practices or gym classes. Just because I’m skinny doesn’t mean I have an eating disorder, in fact most people diagnosed with eating disorders are overweight or obese (we just learned about eating disorders in my fitness & living class). Also, I fail to understand the whole “skinny girls aren’t real” ordeal, you don’t see me walking around telling people “curvy girls aren’t real” so why do curvy/overweight girls feel the need to body shame skinny girls. I have never body shamed someone  with more skin than me, in fact about half of my closest friends have weight problems, causing them to be overweight, yet the amount of body shaming I’ve received because of my size (which I can’t control, or change, at least without endangering my health) is sickening. Making me feel bad about my size won’t make you feel better about yours. (anon please).

Twerking is so goddamned ugly