serialkilersx:

don’t get me wrong but “how did I get so lucky to have you” is one of the sweetest things someone can say to u

namegoesup:

men hate taylor swift bc they can’t stand the idea of women all bonding over the female experience bc it creates strength in numbers and they can’t distort or control our reality as easily in this essay i will

thebrokenquotes:

“Maybe if I fall in love with my sadness it’ll leave me too.”

— Unknown

letmebegaytodd:

if you want the rewards of finding a new favorite song then you have to submit to the mortifying ordeal of listening to unfamiliar music

arandomthot:

“good Christian honk” sounds like a euphemism 

corona-the-nightcutter:

westafricanbaby:

rabbitindisguise:

stimman4000:

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“it’s that fuckin chocolate guy again!!” I say, already knowing I’m gonna reblog

My Godddd

W I T C H C R A F T

virgomoon:

above all i want all black women and young black girls to stay safe and remember their self worth

courtneylovedcobain:

why are dog lovers so hateful??? like you meet a cat lover and they’re like “oh i love dogs a lot too! i just prefer cats!” but dog lovers are always like “my ENTIRE FAMILY was MURDERED by a CAT, a cat STOLE MY GIRLFRIEND, BURNED MY HOUSE DOWN, TOOK MY JOB AND KEYED UP MY CAR"

hopefulmisanthrope:

amanda-bakes:

rev-another-bondi-blonde:

Everyone should know the international sign for Help Me. Let’s make this famous!!

Interesting; I didn’t know this was a thing.

It’s apparently a thing, but it’s a very new thing, so it may need some help being known.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Signal_for_Help

el-shab-hussein:

autismserenity:

el-shab-hussein:

Check if your city has this program!!!

Lyft Launches Jobs Access Program in 35+ Cities with National Partners Including Goodwill®, United Way, and The USO — Lyft Blog

Everyone needs access to reliable, affordable transportation — to get to work, visit the doctor, make it to school, or simply participate in

Lyft Blog

Please boost this!!!

Lyft does not know how the fuck to make this accessible. Their entire explanation of how to use it, which people on Twitter had to keep asking them for, was:

“We’re working with several partners to serve different communities around the country. @UnitedWay offers immediate assistance and access to rides at https://t.co/bNqtYzSOz9. For info on how to work with our other partners, check out https://t.co/yyaIw36gKT”

Basically… go through their links to every different agency… contact each of them… and ask each of them how to do it?

Fortunately, the United Way (which runs 211) was a little clearer.

United Way Launches Ride United to Address Transportation Gaps | United Way Worldwide

United Ways and 211s will begin providing free Lyft rides to eligible clients in select cities this month.

t.co

Basically, if you’re in one of these cities:

Atlanta, GA 

Austin, TX 

Baltimore, MD 

Boston, MA 

Cleveland, OH 

Cincinnati, OH 

Denver, CO  

Des Moines, IA  

Detroit, MI  

Houston, TX 

Jacksonville, FL 

Louisville, KY  

Minneapolis, MN 

Omaha, NE 

Philadelphia, PA  

Pittsburgh, PA 

Salt Lake City, UT  

San Diego, CA  

San Francisco Bay Area, CA 

Springfield, MA 

St. Louis, MO 

Tacoma, WA  

Tallahassee, FL 

Tampa Bay Area, FL 

Ventura, CA  

You can call 211, or text 898211, to ask about the program. (Tbh they’ll probably make you call, to ask you a few questions so they know if you qualify.) Then they’ll tell you what to do to use it.

You can also take the opportunity to ask about anything else you might need help with, like interview clothes, food, utility bills, etc. They’re basically there to connect you with all the resources.

Please reblog this version instead as it’s more useful! Thanks for letting us know.