Luna

momopeachez:

afanderthatalsolovesmusicals:

angstycatthatlikestea:

kalliente:

bairnsidhe:

motorcyclegirlfriends:

unstableidentity:

my friend: [needs comfort]

me: oh Dang what are the Comfort Words

me: *flipping through the manual* there there?

my friend: *cries harder*

me: oh No they were the wrong Comfort Words

Here you go, all the Comfort Words

If you ever plan to be a parent, read this and accept it or else you WILL ruin your child.

I NEED THIS THANK YOU

Use this. That’s all I can really say.

And if you say this to someone and they start crying harder, they were most likely still the right words to say

partywithponies:

Me, refusing to leave tumblr: sir, this is my emotional support hellsite

acrosc:

artworldbully:

theymightbeyonce:

the distinction between “crafts” and “fine art” is probably driven by misogyny and the devaluation of women’s labor

art forms that have traditionally been practiced by women like embroidery are devalued and called just “crafts” while art forms that women historically were mostly barred from (painting, sculpture) are “fine art”

can confirm!! i work at a craft store & the sheer number of women i’ve met who devalue the incredible creations they’ve made (ex: beautiful elaborate needlepoint that took years to do, or a massive art quilt) & call them “just a little craft” is wild. crafts are art. 100% fuck anyone who says otherwise.

pipcomix:

pipcomix:

Thank fucking god for plumbers who are willing to go behind their corporate bosses’ backs and be like “yeah don’t pay the 150 dollar emergency fee just gimme 40 bucks under the table, also, don’t buy a water heater from us, my boss will charge u like 800 bucks. go to Lowe’s and ask for a Scratch n’ Dent, they’ll give you for like 200 bucks. Call me tomorrow and I can install it for you in like an hour” wow… solidarity

I cannot express how much I would rather slip one workperson 40 bucks directly into their pocket for doing me a solid by not making me get ripped off by his bosses, like…….. thanks bro

just-shower-thoughts:

Your “lazy” son or daughter may actually be clinically depressed