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Life Goal #4: Learn how to sweat like a good looking person.
(Source: nelshberry, via fuckyeahgodfreygao)
I used to collect things when I was younger: Transformers and the knock-offs that followed, G.I. Joe (yes even the Street Fighter crossovers, my Scarlet vs Chung Li battles were rivalled in their epic-to-a-10-year-old-ness only by Snake Eyes vs Blanka), Micro Machines, X-men action figures (the only time I've ever witnessed Storm kiss Magneto and mean it) and as the title may have hinted- Monsters in my Pocket. Medusa (10 points, Purple) was one of my favourites, possibly because of her excellent cleavage.
Those toys are long gone, so now I collect internet things.
Those toys are long gone, so now I collect internet things.
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Kevin Sampaio in ‘The Sheltering Sky’ for Harrods Magazine by Diego Merino
I find this picture strangely appealing. And yes, I’m using ‘strangely appealing’ as a euphemism for a variety of other pornographic phrases.
(Source: isiahhomme)
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#39 - Hunter Parrish
If you looked up adorable in the dictionary, then there would totally be a picture of this mofo.
I know that it’s Hunter and I know I want those clothes, but that burger is seriously calling me.
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Life goal #38: learn to wear grown-up clothes and not look like a 16 year old going to their first formal.
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"Femmephobia can also be seen in marketing. We have diet soda, and we have diet soda FOR MEN; we have loofahs, and we have loofahs FOR MEN; we have canned soup, and we have canned soup FOR MEN. Men cannot be expected to consume feminine things like body care items or diet food or soup in cans (!?) unless it is specifically marked out as Not Girly, and therefore Not Bad. With a few obnoxious exceptions, such as tools for girls (they’re pink) or video games for girls (they’re pink and have Barbie), women who like traditionally masculine hobbies get to have the same fishing poles, golf clubs and bad Trekkie novels as the boys– because, since masculinity is valued, it doesn’t matter if a woman tries to become masculine."
On Femmephobia | No, Seriously, What About Teh Menz? (via zaftiggles)
#infuriating cultural constructs #ways in which people are taught that femininity is bad and wrong unless confined to a very strictly defined set of rules on how and in whom it’s to be manifested #and seriously marketing for women sometimes is like are you fucking kidding me middle aged rich white dude who came up with this shit #keeping all xiao’s accurate tags
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Life Goal #22: Shoulders. I really should get them at some point
(Source: friskymale, via thefabsociety)
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