Life comes at us unexpectedly sometimes but just take it all in. It will get better.
Will always re-blog.
I swear if the gay marriage petition isn’t put into an amendment in our constitution I will protest for the equal marriage act even though i can’t vote yet.. Bc guess what pple it’s ur choice to be straight or gay and also to get married to u want to!!!! Yeah I just went there!!!!
I just saw one of my ex bfs today and it was so awkward and my mom was with me and she asked why I didn’t say hi and I said that my ex and I haven’t talked in two years and that was the way he wanted it
My stressful day is almost over thank god. I just can’t deal with my parents anymore or their fights with my brother. The only way they’ll get to him to anything is if they just tell him I’m driving the next day then he will def get stuff done…..
So creepy lookin
Wow I had a really great Christmas until my dad went and ruined it by opening his mouth
A Scott tent set up at the Geographic South Pole, Antarctica. Set up outside the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. A 30-second exposure of an aurora over the tent used for camping during the winter of 2009. Campers overnight here in order to get out of the station and sleep at -80ºF. (Via NationalGeographic)
Saint Harridan makes reasonably priced suits designed to fit a wide variety of bodies in impeccable style. Says Put This On:
We get a lot of questions from women who want to wear men’s suits, but have a hard time with the fitting. Some women have bodies that work decently with menswear, but the honest truth is that it’s hard to fit a woman’s body into a men’s suit - they’re very differently shaped, and the suit is an unforgiving garment. I usually recommend that women and trans folks with feminine bodies just go custom, but that can obviously be prohibitively expensive.
This cool Kickstarter project, Saint Harridan, aims to change that. Their goal is to produce reasonably-priced suiting, shirts and ties for people with womanly bodies but masculine fashion senses. I’m not aware of any off-the-rack options for these folks, and I think it’d be a big step forward. A pledge of just $540 gets you a suit if they’re produced, and that strikes me as a worthwhile investment. Good luck, Saint Harridan!
