Everything that you didn't need to know

I've changed my description so you're not just dreaming if you've noticed. I mainly reblog anything that comes to me from other blogs, which are mainly things I'm interested in or anime style art. I also reblog a lot of Naruto and other fandoms.

g1sunstreaker:

bleekay:

bleekay:

its so shiddy when u have to convince yourself to do your hobbies. like, its fun, you like it, why cant you just do it. do it. do it. but what if…. mindless media consumption instead….

im so sorry to the seven thousand of you so far who relate

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upset at the accuracy of these tags

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rongzhi:

An outfit dilemma

English added by me :)

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dani474:

clockworkspider:

clockworkspider:

What never came across in either translation or the drama is that JGY spoke in kindergarten teacher voice (the one people often say the use to pacify angry customers) almost all the time, esp during guanyin temple.

The reason I assume he does this (pardon me as I have not checked canon in a while) is because he adds a 呀 (polite lighthearted exclaimation) to the end of some of his sentences under REALLY TENSE SITUATIONS. The cultural equivalence would be saying “oh my…” at the beginning, but it’s much more subtle so I understand not translating it that way.

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girlstressed:

girlstressed:

can’t stop smiling in inappropriate situations

forgive me father for i have grinned

norapotwora:

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pseudocyan:

c-53:

I completely flooded the back of house today and everyone failed to react like a human. The person who noticed tried to alert me by standing directly behind me, pointing at the floor, and going ‘water’. And when I turned and looked, all I could muster was ‘oh thats cool.’ Really calmly.

And then my manager darted for the mop bucket like CAN YOU TWO DO SOMETHJNG PLEASE STOP JUST WATCHING IT

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literally this

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discourseposter:

I disagree but I also don’t respect your opinion

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everythingfox:

Natural born entertainer doing her best

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munchy-k:

lovecraftiancicada:

The two types of tgcf fans:

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why not both?? hua cheng taking care of that old man he impregnated

lesbiacebian:

elfwreck:

skinty-fia:

emmajanereading:

porcupine-girl:

I was showing my class that, contrary to popular belief, divorce rates aren’t at an all-time high but actually peaked in the 80s. When I asked them why they thought divorce rates went up so quickly in the 60s-70s, none of them could guess. One guy thought it might be because of all the “free love,” drugs, etc but I told him it wasn’t all hippies getting divorces. Not a single one of them had any idea just how hard it was for women to leave an abusive marriage before the late 1960s at the earliest.

In the late 90s, having secured a permanent and full-time position as a teacher, I applied for a car loan. During the conversation with the credit union rep I was told that I was a risk because I might get married within the 5 year loan period (with the unspoken implication that if this hypothetical marriage were to occur it would immediately result in my becoming a housewife) and that, not entirely linked to the possibility of nuptials, I might also get pregnant (and again, be rendered incapable of paid work.)

I was dumbstruck.

My parents had to go guarantors for the loan. My freaking parents.

I was in my mid-20s. I had a well-paying, secure job. I was single with zero intent to marry, and even if it had been on the cards it sure as fuck wouldn’t have been to the sort of person who would immediately insist I quit my job and stay at home.

But apparently, the fact that I was a woman overshadowed all of that stuff. That single factor meant I was a risky prospect and had to get my parents to back me.

It was absolute bullshit.

Dude, women in Ireland were forced to resign from their jobs upon getting married up until 1973

In the late 60s, no-fault divorce became possible, and it spread throughout the US through the 70s.

The combination of “you do not have to prove to a [male] judge and [mostly-male] jury that your husband is abusive (without being able to afford a lawyer)” and “you can now have a bank account in your own name” did indeed kick off many, many divorces.

Divorce rates are lower now. Marriage rates are also lower now - because, again, women no longer need to get married to get access to a bank account, rent an apartment, own a car, etc.

and even with these advancements women still get paid significantly less and often remain dependent on men for stable and supportive income. that’s why i hate the “evil gold-digger” stereotype because we did not choose to be financially dependent on men. they did.

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