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whatstheenpointe:

just because someone smiles doesn’t necessarily mean they’re happy. sometimes it’s easier to laugh than to cry. i have a friend who cried uncontrollably for 30 straight days. she thought she was losing her mind so she decided to laugh instead. then people asked her why she laughed so much.
so please stop being so hard on your self. and on other people.

whatstheenpointe:

just because someone smiles doesn’t necessarily mean they’re happy. sometimes it’s easier to laugh than to cry. i have a friend who cried uncontrollably for 30 straight days. she thought she was losing her mind so she decided to laugh instead. then people asked her why she laughed so much.

so please stop being so hard on your self. and on other people.

bakeddd:

banana bread cookies
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bakeddd:

banana bread cookies

organorigami:

“I remember when I was doing Rent and I was too thin, and I was doing that on purpose because I’m dying, I’m a HIV+ drug addict. I remember having to eat raw food and doing all this work to make sure I could stay thin… And I remember everyone asking me when I was doing press for the movie, “what did you do to get so thin? You looked great!” and I’m like, “I looked emaciated.”
It’s a form of violence in the way that we look at women and how we expect them to look and be, for… what’s sake? Not health, not survival, not enjoyment of life, but just so that you can look ‘pretty’.
I’m constantly telling girls all the time, “everything’s airbrushed, everything’s retouched, to the point of just that it’s never even asked, and none of us look like that.”
- Rosario Dawson

organorigami:

“I remember when I was doing Rent and I was too thin, and I was doing that on purpose because I’m dying, I’m a HIV+ drug addict. I remember having to eat raw food and doing all this work to make sure I could stay thin… And I remember everyone asking me when I was doing press for the movie, “what did you do to get so thin? You looked great!” and I’m like, “I looked emaciated.”

It’s a form of violence in the way that we look at women and how we expect them to look and be, for… what’s sake? Not health, not survival, not enjoyment of life, but just so that you can look ‘pretty’.

I’m constantly telling girls all the time, “everything’s airbrushed, everything’s retouched, to the point of just that it’s never even asked, and none of us look like that.”

- Rosario Dawson

hanawaltvault:

This is my new thing, ok? The biggest and smallest horses, meeting each other.

micasaessucasa:

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