May 2013
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Silence
I know there’s the saying “pick your battles wisely” but do I really have to? If I know something is wrong, objectively wrong, shouldn’t I say something? I don’t see discussion with the possibility of controversy as conflict. Why are people afraid to say what’s on their mind? Why are dissenting opinions stigmatized?
May 17th
April 2013
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When sensitivity becomes more of an impediment...
I realize that we live in ever-developing times. I understand that there’s all sorts of people, views, conditions, thoughts and that in attempt to ‘evolve’ most people try to be sensitive to these differing perspectives. But I hate when we become over-sensitive to people different from us, when preferential treatment or over-consideration is given to people solely for the...
Apr 22nd
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I just had a very, very sad thought. The two brothers accountable for the Boston Bomings will have more sway, more influence on society than my words ever will. Violence trumps constructivism. And it’s sad because I feel like I have so much to say that will ultimately go unheard. 
Apr 22nd
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I gotta go the fuck to bed. 
Apr 22nd
March 2013
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Now is not the time to be listening to sad music. 
Mar 19th
December 2012
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drugdoer: aardvarks-on-a-stick: samflynn: brandnewswastikas: I wish there was some way to use your phone to text somebody but instead of typing stuff you would say it out loud into the phone or something and the other person could hear you and they would just talk out loud back to you. you mean a phone call this post is incredible
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November 2012
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mew2: mew2: what do u call a fish with no eye? fsh
Nov 15th
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“If you have the guts to be yourself, other people’ll pay your price.”
– John Updike, Rabbit Run (via theunquotables)
Nov 15th
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“because wherever I sat—on the deck of a ship or at a street café in Paris or...”
– Sylvia Plath - The Bell Jar (via a-hundred-hundred-heartbeats)
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partypeen: instead of doing my homework i like to stay on the computer and worry about how much homework i have to do
Nov 15th
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Why the friendzone is bullshit and self-proclaimed... →
angels-and-angles: Wow, accidentally deleted my original post. Reblogging so I can keep it in my archives. —— As defined by urban dictionary, the friendzone is… “When you are expected to support a girl you really like while she searches for a smarter, richer, and more handsome boyfriend. There is little you can do without feeling like a dick. All in all, one of the meanest things a girl can...
Nov 6th
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everyone’s middle name should be motherfuckin
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October 2012
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gameandwatch: there are some people that i would absolutely hate if they weren’t who they were
Oct 26th
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Oct 17th
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brodinsons: Obama is not perfect. Obama is a politician. He will skew phrases and wording to benefit his party. As will all politicians. The fact remains that Romney has explicitly stated that he has “hired a binder of women” while giving them “flexible schedules” to get them home to make dinner for their husbands on time and has somehow managed to make a debate topic about firearms into his...
Oct 17th
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rel-ecno: losing friends to people you helped them meet
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gameandwitch: i was seriously waiting for both candidates to go super saiyan and start tearing the shit out of each other
Oct 17th
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Very rarely do I outright agree with a pundit on television, but this one guy kinda nailed it on the head. The inordinately wealthy Americans tend not to think themselves as part of the system - that they are excluded from the rules that apply to most people (whether it be financially with taxes or in other facets of society). Romney was exemplifying this generalization by not adhering to...
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