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just found a bunch of stuff i thought was lost forever

including my headband-with-bows collection, my tarina tarantino bracelet, my bettie page heels, my coraline doll, a bunch of my books, and MY BATHING SUIT BOTTOMS OMG IT’S FUCKING CHRITSMAS

turns out my mom put all the stuff i asked her to mail to me when i got to chicago in a big ikea bag and left it in the hall closet even when i asked her to send it to me

but whatever, i’m too happy to be annoyed

so happy right now
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its a major pet peeve of mine of mine when modles where shoes that dont fit

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japanese models are a serious culprit, they generally wear shoes that are like 3 sizes too big.

american models and european models tend to wear strappy high heels or sandals that are way to small and  their toes hang over the edge.

either way it drives me mad. the least they could do is get them some shoes that fucking fit.

arseniccupcakes

 i agree.

the exception being if they’re big guy boots. then i think it’s cute

bunnicidal
Like most girls, my daughter hears, “That’s a pretty dress, did you pick it yourself?” or “What lovely hair you have,” or “You have the most amazing eyelashes,” or “I like the bows on your shoes,” or “You are so cute” almost every time somebody engages in conversation with her.

If family, friends, shop assistants, complete strangers, and even Santa only remark on how girls look, rather than what they think and do, how can we expect girls to believe that they have anything more to offer the world than their beauty?

How To Break The Ice With Little Girls That Doesn’t Involve Commenting On Their Appearance (via brutereason)

This is important.

(via maeganbobaegan)

one of the comments: “If you think it’s one isolated incident, you don’t have a daughter. My little girl is not yet 2. If she’s dressed in gender neutral clothes, or clothes that read more as ‘boys’ clothes, she gets a lot of compliments based on her behaviour or asking her to make animal sounds, etc and I get told how smart or brave ‘he’ is. If she’s dressed in clothes that read as ‘girl’ clothes, it is always, ALWAYS ‘how pretty, what a little doll, are you a princess?’ It is a constant drumbeat of ‘the best thing for a girl to be is pretty’.”

(via charliehalter)

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queerfemmewitch asked:

hair, wrists, feet!
  • Hair:What hair color looks best on you and what’s your natural color?

I loved having blue, but I like the black I have atm, my hair is naturally brown

  • Wrists:Have you ever broken a bone?

nope!

  • Feet:Favorite pair of shoes?

Jeffery Campbell unicorn heels!

officialghosty asked:

Your color would be lilac, your weapon would be a magic wand with a huge heart at the tip and ribbons coming off it. It would elongate into a staff in battle. Your outfit would be a big poofy lilac dress. The top part would have a strap around the neck and a heart shape. The bottom would have like, a crap ton of ruffles and lace in lilac and pink. Also you'd have little heels on your shoes with tiny wings. Oh! And a skull clip in your hair. Fierce.

i want this outfit just for myself!

i need more frilly lavender frocks in my life

thearoundthewaygirl-blog asked:

omomgomgomgomg i would greatly appreciate if you could please tell me where you got the coat with the fur collar and bows? i'm looking everywhere but no luck :(

um, i don’t own a coat with a fur collar and bows, i probably just reblogged a picture from somwhere. if you link me the pic i might be able to help you further, but if you’re looking for a sweet lolita type coat, you might want to check out bodyline, qutieland, and fanplusfriend

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