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cute things to give someone
- flowers they like
- fairy lights for their room
- notebooks/pens if they like to write or doodle
- really big hugs and compliments
- a photo album of your shared moments
- a playlist of songs that are literally about you two
- a gift they hinted at a while ago but thought you forgot about
- a handwritten letter about why you love them
- a box of their favourite fruit/sweets
- a book you think they’d like
- some cookies you made yourself spelling their name
- a little potted plant or soft toy
- your entire heart
I think the positive influence that this role has is sort of beyond my comprehension right now. Every time I’m around girls, especially a little girl, it just warms my heart. - Melissa Benoist
just like:
Jerome Valeska
Edward Nygma
Oswald Cobblepot
Victor zsasz
Loki Laufeyson
Kylo Ren
Jonathan Crane
Roman Godfrey (not villain but not a good guy too)
and more! (which is i don’t know, but you can share)
(All gifs isn’t mine, credit to owner)
Pregnant people have the right to decide if their pregnancy is continued or terminated.
At any point in the pregnancy.
For any reason.
“I’m not like the other girls” I say while sipping apple juice out of a sippy cup and eating mac and cheese out of a Disney plate. “In fact, I’m not just a girl. I’m literally a child.”
Patrick was a fake ass friend to spongebob. He was a bitch
remember how malia obama never tweeted incriminating emails of herself colluding with foreign powers. i miss that.
@wnq-writers
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the thought of waking up only to have to put up with idiotic people at school disgusts me 😭
band of brothers: how people can become united fighting against a same enemy, finding friends that will be in their hearts for all their lives the pacific: how war can change people, can bring them to question things they aways believed in generation kill: fuk u officers
Don’t be patriotic today. Patriotism is a celebration of ones devotion and loyalty to their country. Patriotism is about the idea that you are loyal.
Today is not about patriotism. Today is about remembrance.
If you want to display your pride in what happened on 9/11, specifically for the responders who were there; then go to your local firehouse and thank them for putting their lives on the line every day. Give them a hug, bring them dinner. Donate to your volunteer fire department, or volunteer yourself (you dont have to be a firefighter to volunteer). Show them that you care about them whether their saving your life or not. Show them that you remember their brothers and sisters who did not come back from New York that day.
If you want to be patriotic today, thank a police officer that does good in your area. Acknowledge that although there is bad cops making a bad name for them, that you know that there are also good cops, most of whom have their hands tied by the system because “ratting out” another cop will get them a lifetime of pain, or worse, a bullet in the back. Show them that you remember the police officers who responded, and the ones who died on the line helping people that day.
If you want to wave the flags today, wave them for the Military. The members of the Coast Guard, National Guard, Reservists, and more that not only came to the response on that day, but continued to put their lives on the line and died for years afterwards in the “war on terror”. Show them that their dedication is not in vain and that you will always remember.
If you want to remember, then remember the dispatchers, sitting in their protected building, able only to pick up the phone and hear the anguish and pain on the other end. Spending as long as it took to assure the caller that help was on the way, that they will not be left or forgotten. Dieing a little bit every time the line went dead, or the person on the other end audibly expired while the dispatch wished their very will could transport them to someone that could help. Listening on the radio as their comrades on the street were trying to get help… as their last words went out over the air… “Mayday…. Mayday…. Mayday” experiencing all the pain and anguish of the day, and unable to do more than take a breath and answer the next call for help.
Don’t be patriotic today.
Be thankful. Take the time to let them know you appreciate them.
Set aside the hate, the anger, the racism, the stereotypes and just remember.
Remember the day that for a little bit, we were united as a people, coming together as one to help each other through to the next day.
Remember that day that we were truly the UNITED States of America, and not the petty groups at each others throats that we have become. Remember the countless lives that were lost because of hatred, racism, and religious intolerance.
Remember…. and never let it happen again.
Remember…. and STOP it now.
Remember.