Category: Non classé

joshpeck:

tonyzaret:

Would you dismiss the wise words of a sage simply because their face was scarred or otherwise disfigured? I think not, and yet you engage in just this type of prejudice when you ignore my opinions on Vaccines simple because my profile picture is a Busty Minion.

there was absolutely no way to predict where this post was going

epicene-street-light:

epicene-street-light:

throwback to that one time in 2014 when i literally held hands with a pretty girl on an italian beach at sunset, chatting about our future life, without realising i was being gay

throwback to that one time in 2013 when i literally fell down TWICE because a pretty girl smiled at me and everyone was concerned my internal ear was fucked up while i still didn’t understood i was being gay

throwback to that one time in 2013 when a girl literally recited a poem about lesbians to me while kneeling and i thought she really liked poetry and didn’t realise it was her being gay

epicene-street-light:

throwback to that one time in 2014 when i literally held hands with a pretty girl on an italian beach at sunset, chatting about our future life, without realising i was being gay

throwback to that one time in 2013 when i literally fell down TWICE because a pretty girl smiled at me and everyone was concerned my internal ear was fucked up while i still didn’t understood i was being gay

throwback to that one time in 2014 when i literally held hands with a pretty girl on an italian beach at sunset, chatting about our future life, without realising i was being gay

theocseason4:

Louis C.K. Receives Standing Ovation at First Set Since Admitting Sexual Misconduct

“C.K, who admitted last year to multiple sexual misconduct allegations levied against him by five women, was welcomed back with a standing ovation from a 115-person crowd before he’d even cracked a single joke, according to the New York Times.

Meanwhile, one of C.K.’s accusers hasn’t experienced the warm welcome the comedian enjoyed onstage Sunday night. Writing in Vulture, comedian Rebecca Corry spoke of the aftermath of going public with her allegations of misconduct. “Since speaking out,” she wrote, “I’ve experienced vicious and swift backlash from women and men, in and out of the comedy community. I’ve received death threats, been berated, judged, ridiculed, dismissed, shamed, and attacked.”