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• me: i am sad about a boy
• also me: get up bitch youre fine

“You either love someone or you don’t. Your love isn’t based on how you feel about that person that day, regardless if you woke up in a bad mood or if they are actin distant or strange. Your love shouldn’t go on pause and your love shouldn’t be experienced by people outside of the relationship when things are difficult. Your love should be unconditional for one person or nothing at all.”

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yasgawd:

netflix and don’t touch me

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terrorless:

I want to live by the ocean, but also in the forrest, but also in the mountains, but also in a big city, you feel me

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sweaterkittensahoy:

hello-missdolly:

beanmom:

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redbloodedamerica:

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brownglucose:

stunningpicture:

So proud of my mother for doing her own research after I sent her that meme. A sign she hung in her car window.

Stay woke

Is this true?

Not only is it true, it gets worse. The Susan G Komen For The Cure Foundation has actually successfully sued “competing” charities, because (paraphrasing) their “message or branding was infringing.”

You read that correctly: they took money that people had donated to cure cancer, and hired attorneys with it, to sue ANOTHER group of people trying to find a cure for cancer, who, in turn, had to us their donated money to hire their own legal counsel to defend themselves.

Yeah signal boost because not enough people know about this and seriously FUCK SUSAN G. KOMEN THEY ARE THE ACTUAL WORST

Some links…

http://thinkbeforeyoupink.org/

http://www.somethingawful.com/feature-articles/for-the-cure/

http://thestir.cafemom.com/in_the_news/132728/susan_g_komen_foundation_has

(reblogged in honor of my mother, who died of breast cancer, 11/13/97)

Reblog every time I see it. Roughly once a month.

Especially important as we come into prime “buy it for breast cancer!” month.

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“Love your parents. We are so busy growing up, we often forget they are also growing old.”