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you ever see/hear a dude you liked/admired say or do somethin gross and suddenly the veneer washes away and you finally see him as he is and ur like “wow he really was a man the whole time”

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why is my life …… like that

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i have such a wide range of emotions, including

Not-sure-what-im-feeling-but-it-isnt-bad

Not-sure-what-im-feeling-but-it-isnt-good

Empty

Pure Unbridled Rage

Manic Energy

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nothing more relatable than this

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The fact that Thor asked the pet store owner for a dog big enough to ride makes a lot more sense when you realize his conception of dogs probably includes creatures like this:

Good puppers!

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Just because someone continuously comes in and out your life doesn’t mean they care for you. It means you’re accessible to them when they want you.

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when you clearly ignore someone but they keep talking to you

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the plot chickens

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Someone who overthinks is also someone who overloves

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inspirational disney quotes

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The Upcoming Pixar writers discuss the ‘animation is for children’ misconception. 

“What I don’t understand is why do people have to feel ashamed for liking an animated movie, even when it’s slightly more mature and has adult themes? Why does going to the cinema alone, without children, to watch an animated film make people so uncomfortable? Why do people still make excuses as to why they felt emotional during a certain scene in a cartoon? Why can’t people just accept animation for what it is: a medium for ALL, and not inclusive to just children? Can’t we all still have a little bit of fun in our adult lives? What happened to all the whimsicality in our hearts? Yes, we’re all adults, but we were also children once.” 

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Hello, world! I’m fat. I look good. That’s all, thank you.