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mermaidsandmisandry:

“some scientists agree”. what does that mean. some scientists. that could be two  scientists. two scientists agree. two agreeable scientists isnt very credible. do it again. more scientists.

(Source: misandrywhale)

(Source: wandercaren)

envynervine:

ticktocksheep:

atokniiro:

Please don’t remove the artist’s caption/comment when you reblog a drawing/comic/etc.

I obviously can’t speak for everyone, but in my case the caption is often an addition to the joke, and if you take it away, you take away a part of my comic.

this is really creepy omg

I like this. It’s about time someone made something to show exactly what butchering an artists posts is like.

postapocalypticfashion:

Beautiful shivs for your post-apocalyptic cutlery drawer.

everyoneknowhequeer:

bryanthephotogeek:

Samantha Bee is a role model. 

Damn

(Source: drunkonstephen)

lulz-time:

raspberryripples:

This scares me.

This makes me happy inside

(Source: likeafieldmouse)

azurewren:

sadgi:

does this happen to anyone else

Yyyyyyyyep.

azurewren:

sadgi:

does this happen to anyone else

Yyyyyyyyep.

(Source: chuskopan)

paperseverywhere:

Welcome to the gun show >:D
(aka another dumb one layer coloring practise)

paperseverywhere:

Welcome to the gun show >:D

(aka another dumb one layer coloring practise)

H&M didn’t stamp a big “PLUS” brand on all of Runk’s images, they didn’t isolate them over in a plus size section, they just included them in the swimwear section, as if to say “Here is a lady, wearing our swimwear, perhaps you should buy some of our swimwear, which comes in a range of sizes.”

And as with the reception to Justine LeGault’s “Elle Quebec” cover, the response has been overwhelmingly positive. People are really excited to see Runk appearing as the face of H&M and she’s been deluged in new Facebook fans, letters of praise, and more.

Are we seriously starting to see a revolt, a sea change, when it comes to the perception of larger women in popular culture? Because this kind of remarkably positive reception really is astounding, and it’s heartening — people are starting to talk about size, culture, social pressures, and how these things intertwine. And we’re starting to normalize the appearance of plus-sized models in fashion as just a natural variation of human bodies, rather than something shocking and awful.

- H&M’s NBD Approach To Plus-Size Model Shocks, Astounds World | xoJane (via yllomollyy)