sasuke-and-naruto:

that aura that sasuke and naruto have around them when they stand next to each other? that ain’t chakra, that’s the big dick energy that activates itself when they’re close enough

Active ways to cultivate positive body image:

sheis-adreamer:

theprimelifeofbex:

icedcoffeebabe:

(Because oh my god, it’s so hard, and everyone’s all like stop feeling so bad about yourself and it’s like how???) 

• Be naked. A lot. Sleep naked. Have sex naked. Eat cereal naked. (Or naked and wrapped in a sheet. Favorite thing.) 
  
• Follow beautiful, confident, (un-photoshopped) body-positive babes on the Internet. Unfollow anything that makes you feel insecure. Exposure is key. You’re not going to get it if you don’t seek it out, because the media sucks and wants us to feel like shit about ourselves so they can take our money. (Some hashtags to follow: #effyourbeautystandards #bootyrevolution #blackisbeautiful #transisbeautiful #wheelchairlife #fatkini #fatshion)
  
• Lingerie. Next best thing to being naked. 
  
• Self care, babe. Different for everyone. (Me? Showers, books, shaving my legs, nature walks, dark lipstick, good playlists, clean rooms, candles, sexy time.) 
  
• Get ready in your underwear. Boobs = happiness. 
  
• Self portraits. Be pro-selfie. Take a million selfies. Take sexy selfies. Take no makeup selfies. Take bad angle silly selfies. Take artsy tripod selfies. Take everything-is-on-point selfies. You’re gorgeous; document your gorgeousness. You don’t even need to post them. 
  
• Stop with the self deprecationnnnn. Pleeeeaseeee. It’s hard to control your thoughts love, I know, but you can control what you say. NEVER insult yourself out loud. Dare I say compliment yourself out loud? (And if you can, do your best to try to body-positive-ify your thoughts too.) 
  
• Sex (including solo sexy time), wine, and chocolate. In that order. 
  
• Share the body love. Compliment your girlfriends. Cultivate a nonjudgemental, supportive, lift-each-other-up “we’re so cute” friend group. Everyone’s insecure. Compliment your besties. And strangers, too. Be that person that makes everyone feel good about themselves when they’re around. 
  

Good luck gorgeous. It’s a battle. We gotta unlearn all this societal bullshit.

Reblogging cuz this is vital. Especially the point on self-deprecation. Stop that shit now. It is a glamour-don’t, a welcome sign for fuck ass ppl.

We don’t give enough effort to body acceptance and it needs to start from within. Everyone else can tell you things you want to hear but until you believe it then it’s just wasted. Love yourself and it’s flaws.

Naruto opening 20 (SNS)

sasunarusasu4life:

So I was just casually listening to the Naruto Shippuden opening 20 (again) and I noticed a few things that I just had to share.

Let’s start from the beginning

Sasuke looks like he is thinking about something and as soon as he opens his eyes, Naruto’s face pops up. (I see what you did there SP) And that’s not all~! The frickinnn lyrics at that moment. I don’t speak Japanese but it’s something along the lines of: ‘I keep screaming until I reach the light’. 

This fits so well because Naruto was Sasuke’s light in his darkest times.

Then, the lyrics go: 

‘I’ll never let go of your hand’…..

‘I’ll never give up on you’ - This is what Naruto has always said throughout the manga to Sasuke and how he will never give up on him until he brings him back ♥

And if that still isn’t enough to make your heart scream then rest assured, because the next part of the lyrics will get you.

‘Our hearts are connected, even if we’re far apart!’

Do I really need to elaborate? It speaks for itself.

‘So let’s keep living on, together’. 

18thcentury-turnt:

morelikecreamhuff:

nethilia:

nopeabsolutelynot:

fangirlingoverdemigods:

tyleroakley:

peacelovelesbian:

libby-on-the-label:

busterposeys:

at what point in history do you think americans stopped having british accents

Actually, Americans still have the original British accent. We kept it over time and Britain didn’t. What we currently coin as a British accent developed in England during the 19th century among the upper class as a symbol of status. Historians often claim that Shakespeare sounds better in an American accent.

whAT THE FUCK

I’m too tired for this

Always add in the video that according to linguists, Native southern drawl is a slowed down British.

T’ be or not t’be, y’all.

Fun fact: Same thing happened with the French accent. French Canadians still have the original French accent from the 15th century.

Êt’e ou n’pô zêt’e, vous z’auts.

I’ve been trying to find this post for months. I’m freakishly obsessed with this and want the truth of what early colonists sounded like.