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See, that’s what the app is perfect for.

Sounds perfect Wahhhh, I don’t wanna
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May your next period be light and end quickly

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This is literally now my favorite post ever, because its become thousands of reblogs consisting of passing on good fortune. Meanwhile many of y’all added your own comments saying your thanks, and continuing the chain by adding your own little bit of wishful thinking. You are all wonderful.

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may you not leak even once

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may you not have severe nausea and cramping

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May you not have a migraine. May you not have back pain.

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webtoons.com

Siren's Lament

Content with her ordinary life, Lyra is somewhat of a wallflower. However, her comfortable lifestyle suddenly goes astray when she accidentally plunges into the world of sirens. Entangled in a curse, Lyra will learn that her world may be a lot bigger than she had ever imagined.

This webcomic is so beautiful. Honestly! It just started so you’ll have to wait for each update but it’s worth it.

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White people think they invented everything 😂 Yal know how many toothbrushes I got covered in ecostyler gel? 😭 puhleeeease

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They try to steal everything we damn do

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My mom, my aunt, my cousins, and prolly every other black girl has been doing this shit since 1905

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lmao white people so foolish lol

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So unoriginal.. So bland.

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😂

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True…

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huffingtonpost

When Cops Get Caught Sanitizing And Flat-Out Lying About Brutality

Few aspects of policing attract more scrutiny than an officer’s use of force. And as people around the nation continue to voice concerns about the sometimes contentious relationship between citizens and law enforcement, it’s become clear that police and the policed often have drastically different interpretations of the same incidents.

In some cases, this disagreement may stem from an honest difference of opinion. Police violence – and violence in general – typically looks repulsive, whether you’re watching it unfold in person or on video. It regularly leads to questions about whether a situation truly called for the level of force used, and whether anyone’s civil rights were violated in the process. But when the question of what’s “excessive” is left to an internal review process that tends to give officers a great deal of leeway, what might appear improper to the average citizen is often found to be justified in the eyes of the law.

[This full story includes videos that contain explicit language and graphic depictions of violence. They may be upsetting for some readers.]

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