wsswatson:

you know what’s really irritating

when male academics constantly refer to men by their surnames and women by their first names

like you’d never go to a lecture expecting shakespeare to be referred to as “william” but it’s not at all uncommon to sit through an entire lecture in which jane austen is referred to constantly as “jane”

it’s such a petty thing but it just really rubs me the wrong way, like it has a real suggestion of respect and admiration/lack thereof

thetime-ishere:

I hope when I have kids one day that I teach them to see religion as a source of comfort rather than a chore or something that they believe because I tell them to

cyberscully:

any man: *starts speaking*

me: aw that’s so stupid alexa play that don’t impress me much by shania twain

yellowsuggestion:

Soft on main. Absolutely kind and gentle on main. Just horrifically sweet and caring on main.

jedimasteramell:

anotherwellkeptsecret:

I used to hate using ‘love’ liberally. I felt it was a sacred word only to be used in very special occasions. Now that I’m older, I’ve come to the realization that love should be shared and felt and received with reckless abandon. Love these characters, love this food, love things in the moment, even if they may seem tiny and insignificant to others. I think it makes life a little more soft around the edges. 

Love is not a finite resource.

kozumek:

i love girls we are  so fun and have morals

lesbian-sanctuary:

Christian lesbians are:

• Good
• Welcomed members of the lgbt community
• Not traitors in any way, shape, or form
• Deserving of happiness
• Wonderful
• Loved by Jesus

sophisticantsophia:

jaiwrestledabearonce:

Snaps to God for the stapler.

Bruh I can’t

Children are so precious lol 😌😌