loopy-lesbian:

aunties understand tomboy fashion better than millennials do 😂

xiaq:

I feel like every “tomboy” reaches a point in their life when they realize they never actually hated the color pink, they just hated the social expectations re performing femininity that were associated with pink.

lordimp:

growing up, were you obsessed with the “girl cuts off hair and dresses in boys’ clothes as a disguise and runs away” trope, or are you straight

radishnt:

“but what if my friend gets offended and hates me and refuses to speak to me after i set a boundary” easy peasy! that is not your friend. hope this helps

Se siente como un milestone en mi vida tener por primera vez en mi vida adulta, un lugar al cual llamar estudio que sea solo mío, quiero florecer y amarme, a mí y a lo que hago

barbaraofrps:

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kyokobi:

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kyraneko:

radpeacharbiter:

floambones:

every year after you turn 17 you get further away from being the age of the dancing queen and that’s my least favorite thing about growing up

exCUSE ME.  DOES THIS LOOK LIKE THE FACE OF A WOMAN WHO’S CONCERNED ABOUT BEING TOO OLD TO BE THE DANCING QUEEN??

Fuck your age, put on your high heeled boots and a pair of overalls and do Meryl Streep proud.

You are the dancing queen.

Hot take: Seventeen is the age at which you get crowned the Dancing Queen.

Being older than that isn’t years away from being the Dancing Queen, it’s how many years your reign has lasted.

REBLOGGING FOR THAT LAST PIECE OF INSIGHT. BITCH YOU

ARE

THE DANCING QUEEN

This gave me goosebumps.

it’s my birthday today and i needed this 😌

I want to be proud of my body, and not just in spite of it.