Reblog if your parents have ever:

bloodreadlipstick:

jello-cakes:

xparkwayxdrivex:

madam-squishy:

– pointed out acne
– treated you like a little slave (you get them EVERYTHING)
– made fun of people who you idolize
– made you feel like an outcast
– ever called you a mistake or worthless
– forced you to go to a place where you weren’t comfortable
– made jokes about your weight
– made you cry
– made you break down
– made you feel like you were all alone
If so I’m going to send each and everyone of you a message!

Every single one of these at least once a day.

For real, just today I went through 90% of this list

All of them.

artisticlog:

Chill time goals 🙌✨😍

naprasno:

don’t mess with me fam, i’m a hardcore introvert, i’ve avoided more social events than you’ll ever attend.

stairwaytoeruri:

Sometimes I think I’m really cool but then I remember that I want a fictional character to be my boyfriend

mylifeinslut:

sktagg23:

sktagg23:

But let’s talk about Jamie Brewer.

She’s awesome.

Jamie Brewer made her television debut on American Horror Story. Prior to her transition to acting on camera she was a theatrical actress. She has not left the stage, however, and still continues her training through theater and through improvisation at ‘The Groundlings Theatre and School’ .

Being an individual with Down Syndrome Jamie has made it a point to be active in the Down Syndrome community. Jamie was the youngest to ever be elected President of the ARC of Fort Bend Chapter. From there, she was appointed to the State of Texas ARC Board, then elected to the Executive Board as Treasurer. Jamie was then asked to serve on the ARC Governmental Affairs Committee for the State of Texas. She spoke with Senators at the Texas State Capitol to persuade them to pass the law for Texas to abolish using the “R” word from state legislation, and regarding the needs of people with disabilities in Texas. Texas now uses “Intellectual Developmental Disability” in their legislation. 1

Brewer is involved with a several non-profit organizations, including DSALA, DSiAM, BTAP, National Down Syndrome Congress, American Association of People with Disabilities of the United States, and Civitan International.

QUEEN.

The True Supreme, IMHO