You’re Mine, You’re Mine, I’m Yours

slightlygaygirls:

caloriq:
im not attractive naturally im just decent looking at the right angle in the right light with the right makeup once in a while on a good day
me

moderntimesrocknroll:

run-for-funner:
this is also how i tell stories.
this is me

banginglikeahurricane:

y0ungkilla:
stunningpicture:
The new Canadian passport under black light will blow your mind.
is canada even real
no

theflemface:

For Homeless Women, Getting Their Period Is One Of The Most Difficult Challenges
'Homeless women typically know where to find a safe place to sleep or a hot meal to eat. But when it comes to taking care of their feminine hygiene needs, they often have nowhere to turn.
Tampons and sanitary pads usually top the list of needs at shelters, since they’re pricey and supporters don’t often donate them, social workers told Al Jazeera. Compounding the issue is the fact that clean showers are also scarce, and not washing during menstruation can lead to infections.
It’s a desperate situation that many homeless women feel resigned to accept.
"I’ll never be clean," a young woman living on the streets of San Francisco once told Doniece Sandoval, the entrepreneur behind Lava Mae, a mobile shower program, according to Nation Swell.
Maribel Guillet, 36, is all too familiar with that despondent feeling.
Guillet, who lives in a Bronx, New York, homeless shelter, typically menstruates for about 10 days and experiences heavy bleeding, she told Al Jazeera. But because of the shelter’s strict restrictions, she can’t always use the restroom as often as she needs to.
The fact that menstruation is a taboo topic to begin with, means that people who are able help, often aren’t even aware that such a vast need exists.’
Read more here.
Pandamonium: This is something that is certainly forgotten about those who menstruate on the streets. Please donate here to help us directly offer these individuals with some sanitary equipment to make life a little easier for them: [x]

matstokesphotography:

Against Me! at the Aragon in Chicago, IL on 10.18.2014
Punktastic
Photos by: Mat Stokes

deadenddesign:

ALL GRRRL ASSAULT
Laura Jane Grace of Against Me!

akepnerr:

Andy Mcnally in every episode
↳ Mercury Retrograde (1x02)
"I did not ask to train a rookie. I did not ask to have a partner.
I am not your boyfriend. I will not be holding your hand.”
”That’s great, because I don’t date cops, anyway”

akepnerr:

Andy Mcnally in every episode
↳ Mercury Retrograde (1x02)
"I did not ask to train a rookie. I did not ask to have a partner.
I am not your boyfriend. I will not be holding your hand.”
”That’s great, because I don’t date cops, anyway”

drowsynight:

sext: you look like the universe decided that it was tired of being so immense so it compressed all of its beauty and complexity and wonder into a smaller form so it could make everyone around it feel like they were a part of the stars

you’re my story

harizanmai:

NEW Backpiece work on Laura Jane Grace just started. This is the collaboration work by Gakkin and Kenji Alucky.

deadlybearhug:

"Name the movie where Julia Roberts says, ‘I want the fairy tale.’ "

noregretsjust-love:

Today is Bell Let’s Talk day. I in 5 Canadian’s will experience a mental illness at some point in their lives. Today let’s talk and break the silence about mental illness.

For every image shared with the Bell Let’s Talk logo, for every text sent (from a Bell or Bell Alliant customer), and for every tweet using ‪#‎BellLetsTalk‬, Bell will donate 5 cents for mental health initiatives.

Tweet, text, and share this image. Mental health is just as important as physical health. It is time everyone stops the silence, breaks the stigma, and starts treating it as such.

For Homeless Women, Getting Their Period Is One Of The Most Difficult Challenges

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