AWESOME
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Love everything about this.
So cute.
it’s been forever and a day since I’ve done a proper outfit post-so here it goes.
the whole outfit (besides shoes and tie) are from torrid
the shirt, jacket, and belt are a sz 0. the skirt is a sz 1.
the shoes are thrifted and the tie is from hips and curves.
these past few months have been nuts. I’ve had relocation of family, housing, and at times sanity. so many different things going on all at once I never really had time to sit down and take proper photos for my outfits. I’m sorry for no sort of hiatus warning or updates, it was pretty hectic. anyways-here it goes about the outfit!
I love this outfit! I feel very sharp, sexy and cute. I get a feeling crossed between a joan hollaway from mad men, very curvy and confident. and then a feeling of don drapper, sexy and powerful. I love the little tie add on, I got it from a sexy outfit from hips and curves and was like oh! I can work that into everyday stuff too! it’s pretty simple, and probably even more simple to make too! I feel like I could wear this to an interview and although the tie would be silly I’d be so confidant in the whole combo I’d still ace it!
Just a few episodes ago, Finn outed Santana to the entire world. It is done so painfully and publicly that she will be the face of a new queer bashing ad campaign. Does one scene of repercussion come Finn’s way? No. He sings Santana a song about “girl power,” tells her he cares about her and is forgiven. Sure there’s that one part when Santana slaps Finn, but that isn’t dealing with right and wrong or the fact that Santana’s queerness doesn’t make her any less of a person; it’s dealing with the anger that she she has every right to be feeling.
If something like this ever happened to me I would need at least the principal’s involvement. But when the teens are taken to the principal it is with the charges solely against Santana, and not a word goes out to Finn’s actions. It’s not just Glee that does this. I experience the ‘you’re a girl so your sexuality is less valid’ mantra all the time, and I thought that maybe Glee would help to stop it, in the same way they tried to for its male counterparts. But instead, all it’s doing is perpetuating the same old stereotypes.
I could never ever hate Regina. Not even at all.
Here is what I do not understand about Once Upon A Time; it operates under the assumption that the Evil Queen is the source of all the misery in Storybrooke and that Regina Mills IS the Evil Queen, however the people in the town do not know this and therefore go about their lives as usual. Correct? Then why do most of them treat Regina the way they do?
I’ll put it under the cut, cause I may have gone on a bit. Included are my thoughts on the latest episode.
I really hate the sun.
#from WOMEN. OH MY G_D. WHAT A SHOCK. #Dear G_d I hate people.
My thoughts exactly. How very horrible.
Wait wait wait, Sun
Are you actually implying that girl crushes, which girls have on other girls, actually exist?
I can just hear the scandalized gasp.