Shoutout To My Fellow Lesbians Still Learning To Love And Accept Your Body As It Is. We're All Amazing

Shoutout to my fellow lesbians still learning to love and accept your body as it is. We're all amazing and no one's beauty standards can change that.

Some great Dalton moments from the New Adventures of Lucky Luke😂

So AO3′s being laggy and buggy at the moment because of increased traffic during the holidays.  People are reading fics on their phones under the table rather than interacting with their least favorite family members, and I support and applaud that.  So if you are able, download the fic to read it offline and that will help the site overall.

HOWEVER… don’t forget to revisit the fic online to leave kudos and comments and bookmarks!  They’re free holiday gifts to your favorite authors! :)

Reblog if you think Mike didn't deserve it

Facts that adults don’t tell you about bullying

- Communication doesn’t work on bullies. Telling a bully they’re making you feel bad is the wrong way to go. They want to make you feel bad. That’s the point.

- being kind to a bully doesn’t always mean they’ll stop. Sometimes it means they’ll just use your kindness to manipulate you while still continuing to bully you.

- not every bully has a sympathetically tragic home life. Sometimes people are just mean. Sometimes people just get off on hurting others.

- on that note, a tough home life is a reason, not an excuse. You don’t have to put up with bullying because somebody’s life sucks, just like you don’t have to let someone mug you because they’re broke.

- in order to forgive someone, they have to apologize first. If your bully has not apologized to you, you do not owe them anything.

- getting bullied as a kid can still mess you up in adult life. Maybe kids grow out of being bullies, but the marks they left often don’t go away.

- there are ways to get people to stop bullying you, but they almost all involve being mean back.

- as long as parents keep raising shitty bullying kids, there will be bullies. No amount of assemblies and hand-drawn posters will fix the problem. It’s the parents’ fault.

What I do when I'm bored in school.