Love is Genderless
Lauren. Seventeen. Northern Ireland. Vampires. Piercings. Snuggling. Alcohol. Parties. Dancing. Embarrassing Myself. Friends. Music. Single Life. Rocky Horror Picture Show. The Lion King. Pole Dancing. Kayaking. Anime. Manga. Lady Gaga. Niki & The Dove. Daniel O'Donnell. Chocolate Chip Cookies. Penis Pasta. Babies. Cherry Coke. Cherry Lube. Cherry Chapstick. NEED ANYTHING ELSE, JUST ASK! ;D
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- Friend: What does the book say are the signs of being a lesbian?
- Mrs Brown: "There will be a noticeable absence of men in her life"
- Friend: That's very vague Agnes, sure your husband's dead and my jack's always in hospital.
- Mrs Brown: Jesh, that's true... Well here, "The closest person to her will be another woman and it will become apparent that she feels she cannot be without that woman."
- Friend: Again Agnes, that could be anyone. Sure that could be me or you.
- [Silence]
- Friend: What does the book say lesbians do together? Does it mention bingo??
- [Mrs Brown shows her the book, more awkward silence]
- Mrs Brown: We better move.
- Friend: Yeah... I'm going to go home, ring Jacko at the hospital and have phone sex.
- Mrs Brown: He'll be asleep for God's sake.
- Friend: Well I'll leave a message then.
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- Man: Mrs Brown, is that a condom on your hand?
- Mrs Brown: Erm... Well... Ye never know what wankers are about, do ye?!
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Hello :) I'm sixteen and I just started ballet this year. I'm really lucky, I go to a private school with a great dance program and the dance teachers are the sweetest in the world. They have a beginner class for underclassmen so it's just a bunch of 15-18 year old's jumping around in leotards. We look ridiculous but it's really good for your body and self esteem and nobody feels self concious so we all have a great time. My advice: Find a good class and do it!
Asked by preciousbutt
It’s good that your school offers ballet, I’ve been looking around but I think my city only have one ballet school so I don’t have much choice :( but it really sounds like fun! I have to join an adults class and there are no levels so I just have to try to catch up. Do you think it’s hard to learn?
Sorry I couldn’t answer privately, the stupid button wouldn’t click - but thanks for the advise anyways :)
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But it’s late.
And dark.
SAD FACE
I’m so frustrated being in this house! I can’t wait until Monday so I can get away, going to ask Jules advise about moving out :/
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Photo reblogged from Love & Motherhood
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1. Get a job.
2. Volunteer more.
3. Join a book club.
4. Unpaid work in a law centre.
5. Make a blanket.
6. Take up a course in something.
7. Get in shape.
8. Try something completely new at least once a week.
Any other ideas would be greatly appreciated :)
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I can’t wait to start surfing this summer :)
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This is Clay Marzo, he has autism, not what you expected? well this is what I am trying to change some of the most influential people have had autism e.g. Mozart, Albert Einstein and you would be amazed by what some of them can do. I know this from experience because my brother has autism and I hope my blog can help change the way we think of autistic people. It would be nice if I could do something about it, so if you cloud follow or re blog any of my pictures would be much appreciated, thanks
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