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to my mother,
I wish I could heal you in all the places that you are hurt.
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lyfesizedoll asked: Tips on how to glo up over the summer.
ninthwardjawn-deactivated201902:
1. drink 3 liters of water everyday so ur skin can glow and ur body can flush out toxins easier.
2. don’t let any niggas stress u out.
3. plan plan plan. write lists of goals u want to accomplish by the end of the summer and check them off as u go. create visuals that will help u achieve those goals.
4. exfoliate exfoliate exfoliate.
5. get comfortable spending time with urself so u don’t need anyone else.
6. splurge on that lil swimsuit u been eyeing. hit the beach and STUNT bitch STUNT.
7. suck on lollipops around niggas. roll ur eyes. flirt. be cute. be yaself.
8. exercise! if u can! exercise causes the release of endorphins and endorphins makes a hoe happy.
9. bubble baths!!!! use them as a time to reflect on positive lil things.
10. this is corny but tell urself ‘I’m a bad bitch and i love myself. God went awf when he created me’ everyday in the mirror.
11. create a bed time routine so u can be well rested. getting enough sleep is important. ur body will love u for it.
12. do cute hoe spontaneous shit but be safe about it.
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National Geographic photographers are metal as fuck
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- *first day of spring*
- trees: hello naughty children it's murder time
- kids with allergies: shit
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[Psychologist and author Sharon Lamb speaking in gifset]“Sophie Bissonnette’s documentary analyzes the hypersexualization of our environment and its noxious effects on young people. Psychologists, teachers and school nurses criticize the unhealthy culture surrounding … children, where marketing and advertising are targeting younger and younger audiences and bombarding them with sexual and sexist images. Sexy Inc. suggests various ways of countering hypersexualization and the eroticization of childhood and invites us to rally against this worrying phenomenon.” - (x)
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