Doing so will hurt you long-term.
Hunger Games Valentines cards I made! You can buy them here if you feel so inclined.
Happy Valentine’s Day! These are the loveliest ever!
HOLY SOCKS! THESE ARE SO CUTEE!!
Effie Trinket owns me.
Look what I made for my valentine! Chocolate beet cupcakes with maple cream cheese frosting and cayenne candied bacon hearts.
Hey Tumblrers! I know I haven’t been on in, oh, forever, but my girlfriend and I are in a cutest couple contest and I’d absolutely love it if y’all could click the picture/link and vote for us by ‘liking’ the photo. (It’s a FB contest, so if you don’t have FB, no worries). Also, if you could reblog, that would be awesome.
LOVE.
(Source: jamesfrancoco, via lgbtlaughs)
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Outfit of the Day: Every Girl’s Got a Little Pin-Up!
I love the look of pin-up, retro inspired pieces! I think we’ve really seen an increase in these sort of silhouettes in the past couple years. Perhaps it never really went away! I think it is a way to really embrace curves and femininity. It’s all about creating a voluptuous shape to your outfit, and flaunting your sexiness! What more could you ask for? That’s always in style. :)
I wore this over the weekend, as its been what is called here in the south a “blackberry winter.” It’s been far too warm to be February! So please excuse my blinding paleness! Haha. I really love the (other) colors of this look. The dress is such a deep, rich, royal blue, which could really go with anything. I decided to put it with greens and purples for a Spring-inspired look. (Including my nails! Obsessed with the sea foam green & hearts!) I really love the material of the dress, and the skirt just begs to be played with, as you can see! I felt super flirty and fun & got lots of compliments!
Dress: c/o Collectif
Cardi: Target $20
Belt: Target $15
Shoes: DSW $45
Sunglasses: Avenue $5
HOLY SHIT I NEED THIS DRESS
I can’t believe I’ve never seen this before but I’m so glad I found it!
Founded by Anna Guest-Jelley, Curvy Yoga is for people who want to live the lives they imagine, today. Who don’t want to wait until they’re flexible, skinny, have enough money, etc. to start treating themselves well. To start recognizing and achieving their goals–not the goals they think they should have, but the goals that they’re almost afraid to admit to anyone else because they are so out there.
The photo gallery is especially inspiring.
Oh geez, this makes me miss the Abundant Body yoga class I used to take with laurakeet.
There are exactly two things that you can tell from the size of someone’s body:
1. What size they are.
2. What your own prejudices and preconceived notions about that size are.
—“Dances With Fat: What if I Get Sick?”, Ragen Chastain (via krisawesome)
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Totally something I would do.
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