kittypurryblog asked: how did you get the rash? D;

its a heat rash :) we’re having a heat wave

♔ / 31 May 2012 at 06:00pm

kittypurryblog asked: what are you thinking about?

not much, right now. i’m just sitting at my computer, i’ve just eaten soup. my dog is being adorable. i’m talking to my friends emma and eleanor, and i have a rash on my arm.

♔ / 31 May 2012 at 05:47pm

A Capricorn doesn’t fall in love easily, but when we do, we fall hard.

♔ / 31 May 2012 at 05:40pm via randomcapricornfacts / 100 ♥

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kittypurryblog asked: sweetassbearcunt

cutie <3

♔ / 31 May 2012 at 05:29pm

carolinesavictim:

This is Kate Nash’s new video from her blog, about her music After School Club for girls. She goes round about 7 or 8 girls schools each term, and plays music with them, helps them to write their own songs, and is generally an awesome lady. One of those schools is my old school, CPGS, and I’m in this video! (Talking from 2:00.) Kate Nash is my all-time favourite female artist and I was so excited to meet her and work on music together at my school. So I’m kind of dying right now at the coolness of being in her video.

IM IN DIS

♔ / 31 May 2012 at 05:28pm via carolinesavictim / 6 ♥

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♔ / 31 May 2012 at 05:25pm via ilovethathooker / 591 ♥

Describe me in one word.

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♔ / 31 May 2012 at 05:23pm via zayn-payne / 2807 ♥

becauseiamawoman:

historicalslut:

lacigreen:

lipstickandligature:

drugstoreprincess:

Finally, a makeup advertisement addressing the fact that makeup is an ARTFORM, and isn’t only used to “hide your flaws”.

Oh my god Maybelline! Well fucking done! *raucous applause and whooping*

well…i certainly agree with the message. makeup is a legitimate form of individual expression. but i’m not about to get all bright eyed and bushy tailed for maybelline.

if it weren’t necessary for them to make $$ they wouldn’t be marketing makeup this way. the beauty industry is more and more often exploiting the growing attempts to critique patriarchal expectations of female beauty. these critiques threaten the success of these companies which, more often than not, thrive on body shame and sexism. companies like maybelline only care about empowerment as long as is brings in the cashola. the green. the money, honey.

While I agree with everything above, the fact that these ads are not targeting women’s insecurities is shocking. It is a nice change from the bullshit ads saying if women wear makeup, they’ll get a hotter guy.

It may be for profit, but it gives me some hope. This is actually why I wear makeup. It is great to see an advertisement that is not telling me to slap on some concealer or nobody will want to talk to me.