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Hermione went alone and got attacked by a troll

Moaning Myrtle went alone too and was killed by a giant snake.

Katie Bell also went alone and was cursed by an opal necklace.

i went alone and got stuck in the toilet

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thedailywhat:

Heartwarming Tearjerker of the Day: The sheer cliffs at the mouth of Sydney Harbor have long been a popular Australian suicide spot. But they’re about to get a lot more deadly — the local man who is credited with talking at least 160 people out of killing themselves since 1964 died this week.

Window-watcher Don Ritchie, known as the Angel of the Gap, could spot the troubled ones from his home across the street; he’d wander down to the cliff-edge and calmly ask, “Can I help you in some way?” More often then not, he could. He’d chat with them a bit, then invite them back to his place for a cup of tea.

“My ambition has always been to just get them away from the edge, to buy them time, to give them the opportunity to reflect and give them the chance to realize that things might look better the next morning,” Ritchie once said. “You just can’t sit there and watch them. You’ve got to try and save them.”

Inspiring.






5. Nobody has ever given me a rose but that is fine cause i am allergic lol

17. Right now I am listening to Hide and Seek by Imogen Heap

39. I have been given a promise ring but not an engagement ring

43. I believe heartbreak feels one million times worse than what it sounds




TMI Tuesday

  • 1. Who was the last person to call you baby/babe?
  • 2. Anyone crushing on you?
  • 3. What is your relationship status?
  • 4. Has anyone ever sang to you?
  • 5. Has anyone ever given you roses?
  • 6. Who do you text the most?
  • 7. First person to text today?
  • 8. What color are your eyes?
  • 9. What is a compliment you receive often?
  • 10. Who was the last person to say they loved you and when?
  • 11. Do you like your parents?
  • 12. Do you secretly like someone?
  • 13. Why did your last relationship end?
  • 14. Who was the last person you said you loved on the phone?
  • 15. Who was the last person you kissed?
  • 16. Do you like funny people or serious people?
  • 17. What are you listening to?
  • 18. Is the last person you kissed older than you?
  • 19. Are you happy right now?
  • 20. If you could have one thing right now what would it be
  • 21. Who makes you happiest right now?
  • 22. Do you want to get married & have children one day?
  • 23. Would you kiss the last person you kissed again?
  • 24. How many girlfriends/ boyfriends have told you they love you?
  • 25. Have you ever thought that you were going to marry a person?
  • 26. Are you crushing on someone?
  • 27. Have you ever loved someone so much that it hurt?
  • 28. Have you ever made a boyfriend or girlfriend cry?
  • 29. Are you happier single or in a relationship?
  • 30. Have you ever told someone you loved them and didn't mean it?
  • 31. Have you ever had your heart broken?
  • 32. Have you ever broken someone's heart?
  • 33. If you could go back in time and change things, would you?
  • 34. Think any of your ex's feel the same?
  • 35. Do you believe that you are a good boyfriend or girlfriend?
  • 36. Have you dated people who were not good to you?
  • 37. Do you believe everyone deserves a second chance?
  • 38. Do you believe in love at first sight?
  • 39. Ever been given an engagement ring?
  • 40. Do you want to get married?
  • 41. Has anyone ever told you they wanted to marry you?
  • 42. Ever liked someone else's boyfriend or girlfriend?
  • 43. Does heartbreak really feel as bad as it sounds?
  • 44. Have any of your ex's told you they regret breaking up with you?
  • 45. Would you believe your ex if he said they love you?
  • 46. Would you ever date your best male friend?
  • 47. If your best friend of the opposite sex went out with someone you knew was wrong for them would you speak up?
  • 48. Do you regret any of your relationships?
  • 49. Would you date an ex?
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Wow

jhutchbromance:

I’ve managed to lose 20 pounds in one month by simply starving myself and eating nothing, but ramen noodles. In no way do I condone this diet, but I feel absolutely great! :D Thank you college! Now that it’s summer I have time to actually exercise and eat healthy!

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myqueertestimony:

Titled: “Pronouns ain’t what they used to be: A TRANSGENERATION grammar primer”

Nobody wants to be that person in a social situation. You know, the one who gets their pronouns all wrong? There you are in a room with people identifying as ze, they or hir and it doesn’t even occur to you to ask. You make a few assumptions about peoples’ genders, are met with blank stares or even worse, and pretty soon you’re in a corner all alone. Well, we’re here to help you not be that person.

If you’re not sure what went wrong, but are sure you don’t want to be that person in any room, then it may be time for you to update your gender and pronoun vocabulary. Avoiding a social faux pas and respecting a person’s ability to identify themselves, will ensure you get an invite to the next function. Pronouns are a basic building block of language that indicate the gender of the person you’re referring to. Traditionally, pronouns come in he/him or she/her, and are determined based on what’s assigned at birth. For example, when somebody is born and the doctor says, “It’s a girl! She’s beautiful. What will you name her?” Cisgender folks are those who feel their bodies are aligned with their gender assigned at birth, which is the experience most supported by society. So, for many cis folks, the story of their gender ends right there, as does their thinking about the appropriate label in which to address a person.

But the two-party system of pronouns is outdated, as there are a range of people whose gender stories are more complex. Finding self-descriptive language that feels right can be a tricky process, and one that only the individual can determine best. Some transgender folks identify as male or female, though it’s the opposite gender of the one assigned at birth. Genderqueers don’t subscribe to the idea of only two genders and may feel more comfortable somewhere in between. Bigenders identify as male and female and some First Nations folks embody both feminine and masculine spirits. Agenders identify as no gender at all. Luckily, there are more neutral personal pronoun options now, including they/their, ze/hir, ey/eir and the newborn, Swedish ‘hen’ . Recognition of diverse gender identities has a long history around the world, and neutral pronouns are language’s way of catching up.

So, where does this leave you? When you’re mingling at a party, heading up a meeting, or in school, just be mindful of the potential for multiple genders in the room. If you’re unsure of someone’s preferred pronouns, don’t be afraid to ASK. Once you learn them, use them every time, like you would for anyone else. Not being that person can be as simple as that.

Want to learn more? Check out:

  • Melissa Harris-Perry hosts an awesome show on MSNBC. Watch her recent episode on being transgender in America.
  • Queer women of color talk gender, during Episode 2 of the phenomenal web series The Peculiar Kind.
  • This interactive map lets you learn the names, history and culture of different gender identities around the world.
  • Transgender People of Color Coalition work together to address issues that impact trans men and women of color. Get involved!
  • Genderfork is an amazing online, volunteer run community for people across the gender spectrum to connect. Here you’ll find photos, words of encouragement and opportunities to make friends.
  • BLITZ is a comprehensive nationwide resource guide and online community for all people under the transgender umbrella and their allies.

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Published by The Sundance Channel: SUNfiltered blog, 5/8/12



phosohenes:

DON’T BLINK ! I was scared as fuck. 


I am he, as you are he, as you are me, as we are all together. See how they run like pigs from a gun see how they fly, I’m crying.

(Source: wild-soulchild)

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