thecommonchick:

Same sis, same

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mirab3lle:

illegalaustralien:

I love and hate this so much

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bpdmetta:

*sticks my leg in the air* give me attention

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inside-my-silly-little-world:

Kids at a birthday party: *screaming directions at me to hit the piñata*

10 year old me:

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targent:

targent:

targent:

unrelatableuserboxes:

your bed is probably as happy to see you as you are to see it. ‘here comes the warmth slab’ it thinks

wrong it thinks “god hope this dipshit doesnt spill beans all over me again who tf eats beans in bed”

stop reblogging this new year new me i havent spilled beans in bed ONCE this year

uh oh

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esmeanne:

bella rollin up the the cullens house knowing full well her blood smells damn near irresistible but risking it all for a chance at finally getting dicked down by the weird boy from bio

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997:

w3k:

im suing each and every one of you

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ohthewhomanity:

zlmbo:

prismatic-bell:

lynati:

hufflepufftrax:

I now see why I struggled with showing my interests to my parents when I was a kid.

I’m listening to my cousin going on about Fortnite. The kid adores the game and is talking about the battle pass and he how hopes to get it later on today.

My mum just flatly says she doesn’t know what that means and has told him to hurry up as they go through the door, not giving my cousin any wiggle room to explain what it means. Fortnite is special to him, he wants to talk about it, he wants to engage but how can he when at that moment, the adult he’s talking to shuts him down?

Why can’t some people just take a damn minute to listen, REALLY listen to what kids are saying? He’ll now sit in the car in complete silence because his aunt isn’t interested in what he likes.

I’m not saying everyone has to be a fountain of knowledge for things like that. Hell, you don’t have to like what another person’s into but for the love of god, at least TRY and give it a go in understanding why it’s so important to that person.

“Oooh, that sounds neat! Tell me about it?” Is one of the best things you can say to a kid. (Or an author.) It matters less that you understand it than it does that they are allowed- are *encouraged*- to explain it

And also, if you’re truly lost:

“I’m not sure what that is, can you explain it to me?”

Kids LOVE getting to tell an adult something the adult doesn’t know. It makes them feel important because hey, we’re grownups! We know everything! Wait, we don’t? Wow! Let me tell you!

also if you’re like me you’ve had your family just up and say everything you like is stupid and that’s like. the worst possible thing please just fuckin listen to kids

Or if you really are in a rush say “hey I’m in a rush now but I can tell you care about this so how about you tell me later?” And then later actually follow through and say “hey so explain that thing you like to me, I have time now”. Show that you’re listening even when real life gets in the way, and teach them not only how to be patient and find good times to talk about things but also that you care about them

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mayormclovin:

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studentlifeproblems:

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naiveasf:

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erikkillmongerdontpullout:

elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

jimhensonreject:

dirtyriver:

anintelligentoctopus:

The army’s latest recruitment campaign posters are. Terrible and Bad.

Is… is this real?

Haha yikes

“your army needs you and your compassion” is truly a batshit way to start 2019

I can’t believe they thought negging people would be effective…

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personalgrowthforsale:

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feministism:

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