• what you said was: "i don't respect women who don't respect themselves"
• what you meant was: "i and society as a whole hold women up to ridiculous respectability standards directly relating to the "purity" of said women while hypersexualizing them at the same time and if you are a woman and don't fit my awkward monolith of criteria then i refuse to acknowledge your humanity"
• what i heard was: "hi i'm a misogynist piece of shit, please punch me in my face"

emilytea10:

in truly successful relationships no one wears the pants

I can’t tell if this an innuendo or legitimate relationship advice

Both.

(Source: flauxx)

A modest proposal.

Something that many people aren’t aware of, but should be.

EDIT: I just want to add, I am not trying to shame anyone if a diamond is something they want. We all spend money on things that others would consider frivolous. However, many seem to think that there is monetary value in getting one, when it’s in fact the opposite. 

The point in reading this article is knowing that the “requirement” of a diamond engagement ring in our culture was pushed via marketing only. A diamond does not hold it’s value (in fact it loses 50% of its value upon leaving the store as you will read in the article).

I personally think it’s important to consider this information. Consider the cost of something that was ONLY made important and expensive DUE TO marketing. Compare the cost to something equally expensive, such as a week long trip somewhere with your loved one full of experiences. Which one is more important to you?

If the answer is still the diamond, then that’s up to you and to each their own. But if that gives you pause, it’s time to rethink the importance of a big diamond ring.

pupukachoo:

There is just a special layer of hell where you get a “suggested products you may enjoy” e-mail from Amazon and it’s your own stolen artwork.

Guys, please, PLEASE if you ever see the “Doctor Hoo” painting for sale ANYWHERE except for these websites

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