ASA BUTTERFIELD WAS THE VICTORIAN GHOST THAT HAUNTED JOHN MULANEY’S CHILDHOOD HOME

If you don’t have a pole dancing Deadpool in your blog that’s fine

but deep down we all know we need one

When you discover that these two:

Were married in Love Actually

You’re doing amazing sweetie

An absolute badass

Netflix’s A Series of Unfortunate Events: This show will wreck your evening, your whole life and your day. Every single episode is nothing but dismay

My dumb ass, every damn time: But maybe in this episode, something good will finally happen to Violet, Klaus, and Sunny

*unfortunate events happen to violet, klaus, and sunny*

me:

Why are people getting irritated by Dumbledore not being extremely openly gay? The movie is set in the 1920s. It's to be expected that he might not be going around saying " no I'm gay and was in a relationship with the guy who's a mass murderer. ".

It’s easier to think of someone as “lazy” than to face the fact that school costs too much, that better jobs are inaccessible, that childcare is unaffordable, that people are forced to work so hard for so little that there’s no way they could have enough energy to attempt schooling or finding better work, and that what we give to people who can’t work is insufficient to the point of being shameful. I could say that calling people lazy is, in itself, lazy, but it’s not just an intellectual shortcut. It’s a defense mechanism.