The Bain of My Existence

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mariaacristina:

Some ignorant asshole left this note on my sisters car today!! My sister was parked in a handicap spot WITH her handicap sticker on the mirror and some jerk has the nerve to write this note to her! My sister has Cystic Fibrosis, a condition which attacks the lungs. She is very sick but you cannot tell just by looking at her. She cannot breathe when walking in this heat! So screw you ignorant jerk!!! I hate you!! Please share this with whoever you can! Thank you!

Fuck people who do this. I’ve been harassed in person before for using my handicap placard, and the woman made me cry. No apologies. She just drove away.

THIS INFURIATES ME.

I FUCKING HATE PEOPLE SOMETIMES.

Makes me so mad.

I’m about to kill someone

One time my uncle parked in a handicapped spot and started to get out of the car, and some lady came up and started yelling at him. She said a bunch of rude stuff about him not being handicapped, so he pulled up his pant leg and took off his prosthetic leg without a word.

Do they expect people to fall out of the car and crawl along the floor or something? Not every disability is visible!

ARGHHHHHHHHHHHH

I’m just going to reblog this again because what you see isn’t always what you get and this is the exact reason why I am often awkward about sitting on public transport and things like that. This is how people see me. I can feel that people see me like this. 

boundunbound:

josephinem:

evilguineapiginator:

darbesaurus:

tittymonsta:

cfgirlflying:

schoolofcharmmentality:

missmeoh:

kestrelsansjesses:

mariaacristina:

Some ignorant asshole left this note on my sisters car today!! My sister was parked in a handicap spot WITH her handicap sticker on the mirror and some jerk has the nerve to write this note to her! My sister has Cystic Fibrosis, a condition which attacks the lungs. She is very sick but you cannot tell just by looking at her. She cannot breathe when walking in this heat! So screw you ignorant jerk!!! I hate you!! Please share this with whoever you can! Thank you!

Fuck people who do this. I’ve been harassed in person before for using my handicap placard, and the woman made me cry. No apologies. She just drove away.

THIS INFURIATES ME.

I FUCKING HATE PEOPLE SOMETIMES.

Makes me so mad.

I’m about to kill someone

One time my uncle parked in a handicapped spot and started to get out of the car, and some lady came up and started yelling at him. She said a bunch of rude stuff about him not being handicapped, so he pulled up his pant leg and took off his prosthetic leg without a word.

Do they expect people to fall out of the car and crawl along the floor or something? Not every disability is visible!

ARGHHHHHHHHHHHH

I’m just going to reblog this again because what you see isn’t always what you get and this is the exact reason why I am often awkward about sitting on public transport and things like that. This is how people see me. I can feel that people see me like this. 

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Oprah Winfrey is an attractive woman, but all of us watched her battle with weight issues for 20 years. The plus size community didn’t have anyone that came out and said, ‘I’m plus size, I’m beautiful, and I love being this way.’ It’s like, you win an Oscar [like Jennifer Hudson] and then Weight Watchers comes along and they pay [you] millions of dollars to lose weight. Not every plus size woman is unhealthy. I actually go to the gym at least three times a week and I walk around in 6-inch heels every day. If that’s not exercise, I don’t know what the hell it is!
Kenyatta Jones, star of WeTV’s House of Curves, talks her new show — and vents about how fashion treats the full-figured. (via entertainmentweekly)

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npr:

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High heels can be a pain in the feet
Often painstakingly selected to complete outfits, high heels put stress not just on feet, but on ankles, knees and backs, contributing to the approximately $3.5 billion spent annually in the United States for women’s foot surgeries, which cause them to lose 15 million work days yearly.

Ouch.

…and this is why I never, ever wear heels.

npr:

postgraphics:

High heels can be a pain in the feet

Often painstakingly selected to complete outfits, high heels put stress not just on feet, but on ankles, knees and backs, contributing to the approximately $3.5 billion spent annually in the United States for women’s foot surgeries, which cause them to lose 15 million work days yearly.

Ouch.

…and this is why I never, ever wear heels.

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Leading the greatest country in the world is a demanding job for any one man or woman, and the responsibilities of a U.S. president, day in and day out, are at times profoundly stressful, as the past four years have taught me well. But I take great solace in the support of my family, my trusted advisors, and the fact that whenever the pressure seems unbearable, I can go be alone somewhere and just visualize myself back on the savannahs of western Kenya that I remember so well from my boyhood.
Barack Obama: Full Commentary (via theonion)

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