Hit my 500th follower mark not too long ago and I thought that I should give you guys a treat. I know my giveaways have been a flop in the past but I will try my best to make sure this one will stand since I will have time to earn some money.
What can you win? Well lets see:
First place:
- A blindbag key chain ( limited choice )
- A lovely pink flower hair clip made by yours truly or choice of skeleton hair clip
- A really cute, small, transparent, pink/purple strapped backpack with green, blue, yellow, purple, and pink hearts
- Other assortments of small items and Halloween goodies ( will be halved )
- Small candy of your choice plus peeps ( must be easy to find in store )
- Masked lily blossom with candy bag ( mask will be customized to my liking )
Second place:
- A blindbag ( limited choice )
- The remaining choice of the hair clips
- Other assortments of small items and Halloween goodies ( will be halved )
- Small candy of your choice plus peeps ( must be easy to find in store )
- McDonalds Cheerilee with brushable tail
- Pinkie Pie brushable
Rules:
- Must be following me ( this is a giveaway for my followers )
- Reblog is necessary and like if you want ( do not spam )
- Must be in US
- Must like my little pony
- If you only follow me for the stuff you will least likely have a chance to win
- Must have your ask box open
- If I get no response after 24 hours I will have to choose another winner
- Ends on October 18th
Giveaway will have different turn outs depending on the money available to me. Please be thankful for what you get. Have a lovely day.
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let’s get fucked up and watch eyewitness educational documentaries mostly for the cool intro
this is some premium aesthetic. learningwave. educore
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its all fun to change ur url to something festive but SOME of us have Brands to maintain
Though nearly 20 percent of Americans have physical or mental disabilities, studies show that less than 20 percent of medical schools teach their students how to talk with disabled patients about their needs.
More than half of medical school deans report that their students aren’t competent to treat people with disabilities, and a similar percentage of graduates agree. Accreditation and licensing boards don’t require clinicians to demonstrate knowledge or skills in treating patients with disabilities.
—Doctors’ Ignorance Stands In The Way Of Care For The Disabled (via disabilityhistory)
Great article!
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abled people who act like medical professionals are magical omniscient gods need to read this
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A quick Sunset Shimmer doodle so that I can say hey, I hope everyone who saw Rainbow Rocks this weekend liked it. We all worked real hard to make it the very best it could be, and I think it turned out absolutely fantastically!
I learned a lot on this production and am really happy to have been a part of it. I did a lot of super fun work with Sunset Shimmer and The Dazzlings and had a real good time :’D
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Here Comes The Anxiety by The Wombats. “I hope that no one ever leaves cause I don’t wanna be alone with me.”
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bitchinreptilian asked: I have the most momentous question that I have had for years upon years; Why is the second-wave feminism group so obsessed with not keeping anything to themselves? If someone is gay, then they can't be gay to just themselves - they need to let their parents know? If a girl decides she wants to be a boy then he needs to tell everybody instead of just going out and DOING that shit? People having to admit to feminism? Maybe I'm stupid for asking, but, but honestly haven't got an answer yet.
hate 2 break it 2 ya but we’ve already wizzed passed 2nd wave feminism! welcome to intersectional feminism, where cultural patterns of oppression are bound together, support is communal, and we all think critically about how factors such a class race sexuality ability and more influence our understanding and, yes, privilege! (see: the exquisite Kimberlé Williams Crenshaw)
sure its fine, dandy, and oh-so stylishly uncomplicated to simplify matters into “just do it” but isn’t funny that all your examples are of marginalized people? why is that? it really illustrates the fact that straight people and cis people (and white people and men and able people, etc, etc) don’t have to think about it in our society — that’s the magic of privilege. they can continue to go about their lives without ever having to stop and announce their straightness and cisness because it is considered the “default.” this is a part of the problem as well, since it implies that those who do not fit into these rigid inflexible tiny molds are abnormal, and as such it is expected that they conform to the ideals rules and customs of those who dominate.
the idea you are stuck on, friend, is one of assimilation, which we’re taught is great! the big “melting pot” right? where minorities try their best to blend into a system that was built to harm them. in sociology we learn that in patterns of interaction, assimilation is NOT at the top of the ladder. it comes above genocide and segregation, but it is toxic and erasing all the same. pluralism, a system in which differences in people are intermingled and admired, is a great word, and happens to be the top rung on the ladder!
when one is forced to keep aspects of themselves hidden and secret, like, for example, gayness in a heteronormative society, one begins to feel deviant, wrong, sick, monstrous, etc, just for being gay. it leads to alienation and self loathing on their part. it leads to a lack of understanding and awareness in society, and then the justification of hate crimes and sexual violence on the oppressor’s part.
it is natural and healthy to share with others. this is how humans apes and all other animals operate. we communicate. we talk about it. we hope to god that someone cares to listen. often, it isnt until youve been accepted for who you are, what you do, and found a community where this is celebrated (not ignored) that we can truly feel free!
hope this was an ok answer for you! have a good night
“Madam and the Fancy Rats”
Photography: Laura Dark
Model: Odettedespairrlovelyrats look!! <3
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this is my second project for my comic storytelling class in which a human woman gets hired to be a grim reaper.
OH GOD I LOVE THIS.
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#157
wrestling comic
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how much I don’t care about getting perspective correct
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“ “She [Blue] does like her mother’s music—she watches [Beyoncé’s concerts] on the computer every night. But my album came out and I don’t know if Blue ever heard any of my music prior to this album—she’s only 18 months old and I don’t...](https://64.media.tumblr.com/f6b59f5cb1dfd46c5a16e06a27e93f9c/tumblr_ncmqxxyubo1qkomroo1_500.gifv)
“She [Blue] does like her mother’s music—she watches [Beyoncé’s concerts] on the computer every night. But my album came out and I don’t know if Blue ever heard any of my music prior to this album—she’s only 18 months old and I don’t play my music around the house. But this album was new, so we played it. And she loves all the songs. She plays a song and she goes, ‘More, Daddy, more … Daddy song.’ She’s my biggest fan. If no one bought the “Magna Carta”, the fact that she loves it so much, it gives me the greatest joy. And that’s not like a cliché. I’m really serious. Just to see her—‘Daddy song, more, Daddy.’ She’s genuine, she’s honest, because she doesn’t know it makes me happy. She just wants to hear it.”
- Jay Z
Vanity Fair, October 2013 (x)
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