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It’s an extremely popular opinion among middle and upper class white people.

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If I’m not fulfilling an obligation, you can find me face down on my pillow wondering if I only exist when I’m necessasary to others.

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Me: Starts to show affection and attachment to someone

*affection and attachment is not reciprocated*

Me: Yikes

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Dante in Philosophy Hell, #2

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Shit that gets me fucken mad: learning that an adult has a curfew set by someone else

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What they don’t tell you: Self care sometimes isn’t fun. It’s going to class even when you want to stay in bed and rest. It’s paying bills on time and running errands even when every strand of your being cant stand it. It’s going to therapy and taking your medicine even when you don’t want to. It’s using coping skills even when going back to self destructive ones seems more appealing.

Recovering sucks. It’s hard. But you have to believe in the light at the end of the tunnel. And even on those days you don’t, you fake it till you make it.

Recovery is still worth it.

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Me at every stage of life

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im sick of having crushes its time for the tables to turn and ppl to have crushes on me!!!!!

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Friend: I'm going to a couples dinner tonight. Sorry can't hang out Me: Why can't I come? Friend: You're not a couple.... Me: I can eat for two people

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Idc if you're a porn blog, if you're going to follow me ya better like some of my post

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When Sherry Johnson was eleven, she found one day that she’s gonna marry a 20-year-old member of her church who had raped her. She became pregnant and in order to avoid investigation and criminal case, her family and church officials decided to make the girl a legal wife of this monster.

“My mom asked me if I wanted to get married, and I said, ‘I don’t know, what is marriage, how do I act like a wife?’” Johnson remembers today, many years later. “She said, ‘Well, I guess you’re just going to get married.’” 

However, her case is one of thousand cases of child marriage. According to statistics, children 16 and under are still being married in Florida at a rate of one every few days.

Johnson and her family also attended a conservative Pentecostal church and that other girls of a similar age periodically also married. One girl said when she was 10 she was raped by both a minister and a parishioner and later gave birth to a daughter. There were all documents confirming her and her child’s age, but still, the judge approved the marriage to end the rape investigation, telling her, “What we want is for you to get married.”

And nevertheless, America prefers to interfere in other countries’ internal affairs, like in Syria, calling it “defending freedom” rather than to change states’ laws and to protect American children from rape, coercion and molestation. 

Today, Johnson is campaigning for a state law to stop underage marriage that has already become a norm in some states.

Please, help me to raise awareness to this issue. No one can remain indifferent to the problem of child molestation. 

#StopChildMarriage  #StopChildAbuse

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“so, why did you choose a philosophy degree?”

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