I will always glorify my own body (especially the parts society hates) because if i don’t who the fuck will
(Source: trashfemme, via professoralbusdumbledore)
"I remember in school one time, I had a teacher who was talking about abstinence, and she said, ‘Imagine you’re a stick of gum. When you engage in sex, that’s like getting chewed. And if you do that lots of times, you’re going to become an old piece of gum, and who is going to want you after that?’ Well, that’s terrible. No one should ever say that. But for me, I thought, ‘I’m that chewed-up piece of gum.’ Nobody re-chews a piece of gum. You throw it away. And that’s how easy it is to feel you no longer have worth. Your life no longer has value."
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Elizabeth Smart Says Pro-Abstinence Sex Ed Harms Victims of Rape
(via annapear)(Source: apnasahara, via annapear)
That time when your female gynecologist hits on you.
People say “unbelievable” so much. But it’s not unbelievable. It’s believable. And that’s what makes it so awful.
(reliving some Lit Theory)
Making a clean slate, starting or beginning again from ground zero, seeking a beginning or a foundation—all imply a false conception of voyage and movement (a conception that is methodical, pedagogical, initiatory, symbolic…). But Kleist, Lenz, and Büchner have another way of traveling and moving: proceeding from the middle, through the middle, coming and going rather than starting and finishing…. The middle is by no means an average; on the contrary, it is where things pick up speed. Between things does not designate a localizable relation going from one thing to the other and back again, but a perpendicular direction, a transversal movement that sweeps one and the other way, a stream without beginning or end that undermines its banks and picks up speed in the middle…. (Deleuze and Guattari 386)
