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roses are red

violets are blue

sunflowers are yellow

i bet you were expecting something romantic but no this is just gardening facts

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w-o-l-f-h-a-l-e-y:  Barack? Barack is that you?

w-o-l-f-h-a-l-e-y:

 Barack? Barack is that you?

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#schoolboy q

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“The truth is, though, that it’s an incredibly simple and casual thing. I mean, I ask “honey, do you want to go for a walk?” too; I don’t just grab him by the arm and start dragging him down the street. It’s natural to ask someone before involving them in an activity.” by

Cliff Pervocracy, “Asking.”

This whole article on consent and stuff, just… *fangasm*

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I am also in no way obligated to say yes to anything. And if I said ‘No I don’t really want to go for a walk’ you could go for a walk yourself or maybe I would want to go for a walk later or maybe we could just do something else. And that would be fine. And unless I volunteered the reasoning behind it, then you don’t need to know why or you ask once I say I don’t want to talk about it you let it go. It’s literally one of the EASIEST things. 

Claiming otherwise is a trademark of rape culture. Pushing for a reason when the other person is not comfortable giving one, has none in particular, or has said they don’t want to share is a trademark of rape culture. Feeling you are entitled to either the action itself or a reason behind a no is a trademark of rape culture. 

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bohemianprincess: Napoles Wedge Sneakers by Jeffrey Campbell 

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Napoles Wedge Sneakers by Jeffrey Campbell 

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