“You plagiarized a sentence in an essay? Expelled & we’ll make it hard for you to enroll into another school ever again.”
“You raped and assaulted a student on campus? You can come back to school.”
fuck the education system
I will never NOT reblog this.
(via 061119920735)
I did a quick color mock up of that sketch from my super secret new story.
(via saety)
I finally sort of taught myself pixel art <3 It’s really cute! Now all I need is the next month to practice and everything should get a lot better! Sugar Skull was a good experiment subject.
5 Twilight Chibis commissions for a good friend of mine, Tanya!>v<
thanks for commissioning qvq
Conversely, if some dude’s inbuilt conceal-o-meter scans your eyeliner as a millimetre thicker than the Department of Warpaint’s cat eye regulations, you’re likely to be charged with five counts of Offences Against Natural Beauty…
Part of this phenomenon is that a lot of people, and almost all men, don’t understand how make-up works. Make-up was, and still is to a large extent, one of those private self-maintenance tasks ladies perform out of male view, because putting it on openly fucks with the illusion it’s supposed to create. Traditional make-up - and especially ‘no make-up make-up’ - is supposed to make your face look ‘naturally beautiful’…
Sponging on the foundation where dudes can see messes with men’s suspension of disbelief and can even cause anger, confusion or disgust. You tricked me!, he thinks. I thought you were a natural beauty! Now I see [it was] an illusion… “If I know she wears make-up,” muses the dude, “maybe she burps and farts as well. That’s not hot at all, and women are supposed to be hot…”
Wearing ‘too much’ make-up also renders the make-up itself visible, rather than contributing to the impression of a woman’s inbuilt, effortless fuckability. It’s often connected to unbecoming displays of overt sexuality: … ‘that heavy eye shadow makes you look like a whore’…
This does open up the enticing possibility of using make-up in rebellious ways, though - playing with colour and glitter or doing a hot pink lip can make you look fantastic and repel men who expect more subtlety in make-up practice. Or you could take a more direct approach, like writing IT’S NOT FOR YOU across your cheek in green shimmer eyeliner. You go girl. — Eleanor Robertson, “All Made Up” (via cutely-perverted)
my aesthetic is the kid on the playground who tells all the other kids that ring around the rosie is about the black plague
For you friend! I hope maybe it’ll make you feel a little better~
(I’m also drawing you humanized Raripie (which will have nothing to do with this disgusting drama just cute fun because you deserve cute fun but it’s not done yet so…)
Thank you! Thank you so much!