goodthingsarewaiting:

Yeah they’re cute, but do they:

  • Respect you?
  • Do they value you?
  • Are they capable of deep empathy and communication?
  • Do they seek to understand?
  • Do they love themselves?
  • Are they a positive influence on your life?
  • Do they support you and your decisions?
  • Do they take actions to show they care?
  • Would they stick by your side during a crisis?

siryouarebeingmocked:

yourownpetard:

trashcanbees:

peak femcel behavior is expecting a boy who is not your boyfriend to act like he is and then being pissed when he expects more out of that relationship and doesn’t want to be “just friends”

You’ve reinvented the original meaning of ‘friendzoned’

The one it had before feminists hijacked it to yammer about men’s supposed sexual entitlement.

While simultaneously acting like women were entitled to men’s friendship.

And don’t forget this can go the reverse way as well.

And with LGBT couples too.

centerist-druid-of-vermont:

biggest-gaudiest-patronuses:

beachdeath:

lynseyaddario: At a cemetery in Georgia in 2016, Lucy McBath weeps over the grave of her son, Jordan Davis, who was killed by a white man at 17 years old at a gas station in Florida after being accused of playing loud music. After her son’s murder, Lucy became a gun control activist, and was just elected to Congress in Georgia. Her win, which unseats Republican Rep. Karen Handel, seems only more poignant the morning after 12 people were gunned down in California. 

I’d like to add: one of the victims of yesterday’s mass shooting at Thousand Oaks was a survivor of the Vegas Shooting. Telemachus Orfanos survived the deadliest mass shooting in modern US history, only to be gunned down 13 months later. He was 27. 

Less than 24 hours ago, Orfanos and 11 other people were alive and healthy. 

The Pittsburgh synagogue shooting occurred 2 weeks before

No U.S. shooting is an isolated incident. 

Here are photos (left to right) of Jordan Davis’s murderer, the Pittsburgh synagogue shooter, and the Vegas shooter. Notice anything?

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Gun violence is an epidemic created and perpetuated by white men, motivated by hatred, bigotry, and entitlement. 

Take the guns out of their hands.

Wait, are you saying white men are driven by hatred, bigotry and entitlement? Or are you saying that people motivated by that are more likely to be mass murderers?

If it’s the first then I’ll need to disagree with you

If it’s the second then I’ll wholeheartedly agree with you but also question what you’d like to see done and how.

siryouarebeingmocked:

acylenn:

el-presidente-deadpool:

dangerbooze:

realkippy:

sfiddy:

queenafro-dite:

jean-luc-gohard:

The “friend zone” and unrequited love are not the same thing. Unrequited love is, “I love you, you don’t love me in that same way, I am sad about that.” The “friend zone” is, “I love you, you don’t love me in that same way, you have therefore wronged me.”

Unrequited love is, “My unilateral crush is my problem.” The “friend zone” is, “My unilateral crush is your problem.”

Again for the ones in the back

Louder.

I always thought the friendzone was when you have a crush on someone and then they say you are a good friend or something that basically means they just see you as a friend, thats what they see your relationship as. You are in the friendzone.

Yeah, that’s what I saw it as.

thats because that’s what it is. op is just splitting hairs.

yeah, the difference in what OP is talking about isn’t friendzone and something else, you’re friendzoned in both those cases, just in one you’re salty about it, in the other you aren’t.

The ‘zone is just a specific subtype of unrequited love. Oh, and it also includes passive rejection. But since it’s mostly men who are expected to take initiative, and for some reason they don’t like being rejected, SJWs turned it into misogynist sexism.

Because anything that might make a woman look even slightly bad is sexism.

Apparently.